Following the huge success of Afro Nation Portugal this July, the world’s biggest Afrobeats festival announces the follow up to 2019’s African debut event in Ghana.
For KiDi, TikTok, like everything else, has its downside. And he explains how the viral app can be bad news despite its immense contribution to the entertainment industry on TV3’s Ladies Talk.
American rappers Chance The Rapper and Vic Mensah, who traced their lineage to Ghana, are bringing some of the biggest global artists to their motherland for the first-ever Black Star Line Festival concert.
King Promise finally fulfils his promise with a stunning 15-project album featuring Vic Mensa, Bisa Kdei, Chance The Rapper, Omah Lay, Patoranking and Frenna.
Shatta Wale has accused Michy of painting him as an irresponsible father and keeping him away from his son. He reveals that he gives Michy money and stuff for herself and their son.
Chris Hemsworth is every bit as super offscreen as the Marvel hero he plays, according to his fellow actors -- even ditching his daily dose of meat before shooting a scene in which he kissed his vegan costar in "Thor: Love and Thunder," Natalie Portman.
Eminem released Curtain Call: The Hits in 2005, a compilation of the diamond-selling rapper’s biggest songs, including “The Way I Am,” “My Name Is,” “Guilty Conscience” and “Without Me.”
South African actress Busisiwe Lurayi, who acted in Netflix's comedy series How To Ruin Christmas, died in her residence on Sunday, according to her management.
VGMA/3Music artiste of the year KiDi has asked his colleague’s secular artistes not to underestimate gospel artistes because they can snatch awards in ‘mysterious’ ways.
Ghanaian fast rising female musician Shylar real name Berlinda Gedie says she can confidently claim to be better than 80% of all the female artistes in the country.
On the heels of his successful tour performances across Europe and the US, grammy-winning singer and African giant, Burna Boy puts out a staggeringly impressive body of work in his wildly anticipated sixth studio project, ‘Love, Damini‘.
Jeremiah "Jerry" Harris, one of the stars of the Netflix documentary series Cheer, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison on child sex abuse charges.
