WHILE some people including celebs believe they find solutions to their issues on social media, there are others such as veteran musician Akosua Adjepong who believe it is not the place for one to air their problems.
To say renowned playwright, Uncle Ebo Whyte and his Roverman Productions team always thrill patrons at his plays is an understatement and he did it again on Saturday, September 4, when he hosted his play Devil’s Wife at the National Theatre.
AT the end of Latif Abubakar’s latest play, Something Must Kill a Man, which came off at the Labadi Beach Hotel, many lessons were learnt but the main one patrons took home was that a united front is impossible for any enemy to penetrate.
MANY reasons have been shared for the declining state of the movie industry and for actress Jasmine Baroudi, one drawback is that most up and coming actors do not take the job seriously.
Choral group Heavenly Jewels Chorale, treated patrons to wonderful choral compositions at this year's Ayeyi Ndwom concert held at the National Theatre last weekend.
MANY people crave for fame because it can be a powerful means of elevating people into the limelight, a pathway to success and an enabler of riches, among other benefits.
FOR traditional music artiste Sherifa Gunu, the saying that ‘a prophet is not recognised in his hometown’ is one that has rang true for her over the years.
A documentary film, Gone to the Village that showcases the intricate funeral rites of the late Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II – Queen Mother of the Asante Kingdom – was recently screened to a private audience at the Goethe-Institut in Accra.
The Department of Tourism and South African Tourism will host the first ever Africa's Travel and Tourism Summit, set to take place from Sunday, September 19 to 21.
UK-based-Ghanaian Gospel artiste, Joseph Matthew has described as 'the biggest lie' the belief that only Christians or those of similar faith should share and hear the gospel of God.
As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting the creative industry, Access Bank Ghana was the major sponsor of Gallery 1957's Cultural Weekend, which ran from Friday, August 28 to Tuesday, August 31, 2021.
The Acting Director of the National Folklore Board and one of the youngest government agency heads in Ghana, Nana Adjoa Adobea Asante has urged the youth to acquire multiple skills because of the constantly changing trends in the field of work.
FOR those in the Americas and Europe, makeup has always been a big deal and one that pays really well but for us in Ghana, it has taken us some time to catch up to that realisation.
