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Entertainment
Stars of the Future II Eviction
End of the Road for Isaac Nortey
It was a night of intense pressure
and anxiety as the twelve
contestants in this year’s Stars of
the Future competition sat glued to
their seats at the national theatre
in Accra awaiting the results of the
public voting to determine who was
going home. Watching closely the
faces of the contestants during the
first eviction of this year’s
competition, as shown on TV last
Wednesday, it was obvious that
nerves were at its weakest point
and knees would easily give up.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 216 times
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Stars of the Future 2007, The Search Has Began
HAVING HAD the opportunity to
watch a number of music talent
shows across the world, I have no
doubt in my mind that
Charterhouse, arguably the leading
production house in the country, is
on target to produce a world class
music star from a group of talented
young Ghanaians vying to be
Ghana’s ‘Star of the Future’. One
would not be far from right in
saying that all 12 semi-finalists of
this year’s Stars of the Future
competition are super talented and
each of them deserves to win.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2007 | Read 229 times
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Kusum Gboo, Toast of Dubai Fans
KUSUM GBOO Dance Ensemble, the
award winning traditional music and
dance group has once again revealed
the power and authenticity of
Ghanaian dance forms during several
performances in Dubai, one of the
economic and tourism hotspots in the
Middle East.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2007 | Read 213 times
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End of the Road for Eric
As Audiences Eliminate Him from
M-Net’s Idols West Africa!
It’s tough at the top! That’s what
24-year-old Benin City and political
science graduate Eric Arubayi
found out on Monday (May 14)
when the velvet voiced crooner
was eliminated from the M-Net
reality series IDOLS WEST AFRICA,
which is screened across Africa on
DStv. Thankful for the
opportunities that the show gave
him, with the least votes gained
Eric is now out of the race for the
prized recording contract that
awaits the series winner.
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| Posted on: Friday, May 18, 2007 | Read 221 times
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Joseph Warungu invites 20 million Africans to the BBC Africa Radio Awards
The BBC’s Joseph Warungu, will
broadcast the announcement of the
winners of the BBC Africa Radio
Awards live from the Safari Park
Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, at 17.00 GMT
on Saturday 26 May. “Tune in and
find out if your favourite has won,”
says Kenyan-born Joseph whose live
programme, ‘Focus on Africa’, will be
supported by a range of BBC output
on TV, on radio and online.
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| Posted on: Friday, May 18, 2007 | Read 247 times
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Knuckles Knocked Out Over Sex. Morality, (God’s Own Law) Is Urgently Needed In Public Life
The minister for presidential affairs in Liberia, Mr. Willis Knuckles, a married man of 37 years and a father of several adult children, was knocked out from his position a few weeks ago over a sex scandal. So, he is now unemployed. Poor him! The report that went out first in the foreign media suggested that Mr. Knuckles was compelled to resign because he had had sex with two women at the same time. The embarrassment (or is it rather shame?) that this unfortunate incident has caused Mr. Knuckles, his wife and his entire family is incalculable and indescribable.
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| Posted on: Monday, March 26, 2007 | Read 325 times
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Isaac & Rosetta Win Citi FM's Test for Love Promotion
The Test for Love promotion, organized by Citi 97.3FM, ended in a dramatic fashion with Isaac Riverson, a Civil Engineer and Rosetta Krah, an Accountant, winning the ultimate prize of two tickets to South Africa with a 500 dollar spending money. Contesting in the final round were six other couples including the current "What Do You Know" champion Richard Amevor and his partner, Georgina Dogbe.
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| Posted on: Friday, February 16, 2007 | Read 322 times
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