Fiifi Selah of TH4 Kwages a now-defunct hip life group says highlife sensation Kuami Eugene should add more to his style if he wants to last in the music industry.
Power has elicited a wide range of emotions over its compelling and gripping narrative, but it seems like some fans of the Starz series are taking everything too far.
Highlife musician Lucky Mensah has revealed that his 'Nkratuo' song was bought by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) over fears that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) will use it as a campaign song in the run-up to the 2012 elections.
Vic Mensa's learning a tough lesson about Cali life -- a little weed is legal, but a little piece of metal could land you in prison ... at least if you're talking brass knuckles. And, we are.
The government of Ghana has signed a five-year deal with the owners and organizers of Afro Nation for the event to be held annually in Ghana for the next five years.
The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has moved swiftly to reply musician Wendy Shay over some comments she made with regards to a policy barring celebrities and other influential people from advertising alcoholic beverages.
Communications Head for Charterhouse, organizers of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA), George Quaye says they have put up a lot of measures to ensure the event is one of the safest to attend in Ghana.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he wants to lose weight in 2020, but will not do “Veganuary” - the popular practice of becoming vegan in January - as it would take too much concentration and mean giving up cheese.
Highlife musician Qwaachi says he wanted to feature dancehall artiste Shatta Wale and rapper Medikal on his 'Fre No' song but the amount both charged was too much.
This year's Oscar nominations will be announced later, with Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, 1917 and The Irishman expected to be among the frontrunners.
Ghanaian political commentator, Kwame A Plus has advised currently the most talked about artiste in Ghana Bosom P-Yung to stay true to his style and that will carry him far.
CEO of Slip Entertainment, Mark Okraku Mantey says Kumawood actress Emelia Brobbey's heavily criticised song is better than what some musicians churn out.
