Over the weekend, young women gathered at the vibrant Nexus 9 Lounge & Space for the maiden edition of the Girl Talk Brunch, an intimate and inspiring event organized by Smoove For Her in collaboration with Nura, Ghana’s growing cosmetics online shop.
Ghanaian singer Herman Suede has achieved a major academic milestone after successfully graduating from Liberty University with a degree in Business Administration.
Richie Mensah has announced that Lynx Entertainment is no longer operating as a traditional record label but will now focus fully on music distribution and related services.
Ghanaian traditional music star Wiyaala has officially been crowned the Global Fugu Ambassador, a recognition that celebrates her dedication to promoting Northern Ghanaian culture and fashion on the international stage.
Ghanaian singer and songwriter KiDi has praised fellow artiste Kuami Eugene, describing him as one of the most talented musicians in Ghana.
He disclosed that he records music almost every day and has built up a massive archive over the years when he appeared on Culture Daily on 3Music TV.
The musician believes Ghana’s music industry rewards artistes who maintain a stronger street connection.
“People don’t put one or two together before they leave Lynx Entertainment because they do almost all the job for you,” he stated.
Drake has once again proven his dominance in the global music scene by occupying the top three positions on the US Apple Music Albums Chart.
Hollywood star Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina Elba have been named among TIME Magazine’s Most Influential Philanthropists of 2026.
Former spokesperson for The New Force, Shalimar Abbiusi has finally opened up about her controversial arrest and deportation from Ghana, revealing new details about her involvement with the movement linked to The New Force
Tyla has officially unveiled an alternate cover for her upcoming album, APOP ahead of its highly anticipated release on July 24th.
In a post shared on X on Thursday, Nana Aba dismissed part of Joseph Adjei’s apology statement in which he pledged to work with organisations focused on gender-based violence awareness and women’s empowerment.
In a statement posted on Thursday, May 14, Joseph Adjei admitted that several tweets from 2010 and 2011 contained language that was “offensive, insensitive, and wrong,” particularly comments that appeared to joke about rape and sexual violence.
The song, released on May 14, marks Shakira’s return to the World Cup music stage more than a decade after her globally successful 2010 anthem Waka Waka (This Time for Africa).
“Oh, boss, I’m hungry, I want money. What are you going to tell me that will affect me? Give me money and insult me," he said. According to him, many people who insult celebrities online are often looking for reactions and attention.