Juliet Ibrahim To star in new movie ‘African Time’ alongside American actress Syr Law

Juliet Ibrahim is starring in an upcoming movie – African Time. She stars alongside some of Hollywood’s known faces including Syr Law of Tyler Perry’s ‘Diary of a Mad Black Woman’. Thd story humorously explores the issue of late coming among Africans and unveils some possible solutions for the infamous African Time. African Time” is a phrase used to describe the relaxed attitude that many Africans exhibit towards time. It seems to have become a part of African culture in that most African events tend to begin a few hours after the specified start time.This becomes frustrating to those Africans that like to be punctual. Ironically, many Africans that are late to various social events are seldom late to work and to other engagements of interest. This fact questions whether “African Time” is really a culture or a Choice. African Time is directed by Kelechi Eke.

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THE FIRST GHANA ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS TO BE LAUNCHED,ON FEBRUARY 22.

It is officially confirmed now that, Charterhouse, organizers of the prestigious VODAFONE GHANA MUSIC AWARDS partnership with Graphic Showbiz and GH-ONE are hitting Ghana with a uniquely prestigious awards scheme dubbed GHANA ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS . The long awaited official lunch is scheduled to happen at the plush Monticello on Saturday night,February 22,2014 at 7pm prompt. The scheme seeks to award sectors of Ghana's Arts and Entertainmennt Industry. This is perceived by professionals in the industry as a step in the right direction considering its diverse scope. the Ghana Entertainment Awards is an award scheme designed to award people in all the different sectors of the Creative Arts industry and shall reward excellence in Music,Movies,Radio,Tv,Fashion,Arts writing,Events,Sports and many more. As the umbrella event for the entire entertainment industry in Ghana,it is highly anticipated that Ghanaian celebrities will show up in grand style to support and ...

Akos breaks TV3 Mentor's male winner record

The male dominance in TV3′s Mentor came to an end in the wee hours of Monday, August 19, 2013 when Roselyn Akosua Mantey, popularly called Akos, was adjudged winner of Season VII of the station’s flagship reality show. She beat competition from Gabriel Ansah, populalrly known as Gabby, and Honny Kingsley Theophilus, also known as Honny, to walk away with the sleek Hyndai Accent saloon car. She will also be GH¢7,000 richer and will receive souvenirs from sponsors. Akos’ performance in the final, held at the Accra International Conference Center (AICC), kept a large section of the audience chorusing her name as winner of the contest, which began with 16 contestants. The night began with performances from Mentor IV winner Michael Kesse Frimpong (Kesse) and Mentor II runner-up Joseph Nii Otu Ankrah, known during his “Mentor days” as Joe but now with showbiz monicker Nii. After the introduction of the various groups into which this season’s...

''Give me a man, with whom I will serve You...'' A legendary love story

Bonjour, I am tearing up listening to Mama Gloria Bamiloye saying something about her husband, Evangelist Mike Bamiloye. They inspired me to write this. Most of my posts so far has been on praying about your marriage and making God the centre of it. To the singles out there, have you ever thought of communicating with God about your future partner? Do you have expectations(specs) of whom you would like to share the rest of your life with? Go to God in prayer and ask Him to give you what you want. The best part of God anwering your prayer is Him giving you what is actually Best for you. He knows what you need but He needs you to ask for it. Now to today's topic; Marriage can actually take you to hell; either here on earth or after you are dead! That is why I have my slogan of, ''it is not here that matters, but in the end, before my creator" . This phrase (title for today), from Mama Gloria, shook me. It made me think back to what I had prayed ...

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