It was a surprise-filled and entertaining opening week of Big Brother Naija season 9 that ended on an emotional note when besties Tami (Damilola and Toyosi) became the first pair to leave Biggie’s house in an eviction show like no other.
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Ghanaian actor Van Vicker has clarified rumours surrounding his alleged refusal to play a role in Lil Win's film, A Country Called Ghana.
Popular crossdresser Idris Okuneye, known as Bobrisky, has been released from prison after serving time for mutilating naira notes.
MANY have attributed lack of funds, government support, logistics and resources, among others, as what is stalling the growth of the Ghanaian creative industry. But, rapper and actress Givtti ShanDon believes until the sector is free of toxicity, it will continue to struggle.
The 2023 Miss Malaika Beauty Pageant winner and National HIV Youth Ambassador, Lady Nana Yaa Nsarko, has urged rape victims to seek immediate medical care within 72 hours to prevent HIV infection.
AFFAIRS happen for a variety of reasons but can be characterised by different types. While all affairs share some common themes, such as; the deeper needs of one or both partners are unmet, dealing with the issue openly is avoided and the affair is seen as a solution of some sort.
WHY is mastering the skill of flirting a good thing if you're trying to get a date? The answer: Because men like confident women. They like women who are self-assured and know what they want. Flirting isn't easy but the rewards are great.
THE world has lost a significant musical ambassador for the Mande people of west Africa – the virtuoso kora player, composer, and collaborator from Mali, Toumani Diabaté.
IN a few months, Ghana heads for the polls and as usual, the call for peace across the country has grown increasingly urgent.
NO long talk! This week, Graphic Showbiz is celebrating some of the creative industry’s most sought-after male celebrities who melt our hearts with their drop-dead looks and impressive talent.
When the Goethe-Institut’s scheduled screening and discussion of Ghanaian film director Nii Kwate Owoo’s You Hide Me documentary comes off on August 7, 2024, at the German Cultural Centre’s Cantonments premises in Accra, guests will have the opportunity to see more than the 16-minute award-winning film.
Ghanaian media sensation and socialite, Efia Odo, has opened up about her desire to get married since she fears being alone.
In a shocking revelation, Paul Okoye has announced that P-Square has disbanded once again, and accused his twin brother, Peter Okoye, of using the EFCC to orchestrate his arrest, further fueling the rift between the two siblings.
Accra is gearing up for an unforgettable experience as the Accra Bar Show 2024 makes its debut from Friday, August 9 -11 at the Zinnia Event Centre, Burma Camp.
In a fashion world often dominated by Western narratives and aesthetics, Nigerian designer Ivuoma Oghoro is championing a different perspective—one rooted in culture, identity, and authenticity.
GHANA has a unique musical and dance heritage. Despite that invaluable treasure, the nation remains stagnant in her pursuit of recognition on the global music scene.
AS a mother of two with a thriving acting career plus entrepreneurial pursuits such as her food business, Traffic Shawarma, there is no doubt Beverly Afaglo's plate is full.
Miss Malaika Ghana 2023 and National HIV Youth Ambassador, Lady Nana Yaa Nsarko, has called on the youth of Ghana to join the fight against HIV, highlighting its devastating impact on young lives and communities.
Onyeka Onwenu was a legendary figure in Nigerian music and entertainment.
Ghanaian screen legend, Grace Omaboe, popularly known as Maame Dokono, is set to mark a remarkable milestone - 60 years in the entertainment industry - on September 7.
Award-winning Ghanaian gospel artist, Joe Mettle, has shared valuable advice with his fellow musicians, emphasizing the importance of developing good character to complement their talent.
ONE would expect that after all the bashing and accusations of copying Nigerian sounds, Afrobeats artiste Olivetheboy would ‘repent’ and start making plans to sound Ghanaian. Well, it seems that is the farthest from his mind at the moment.
IT is expected to be a night of laughter and entertainment as Ghana's A-list comedians take to the stage at the maiden edition of Alo Wess Be Thy Name show slated for the Snap Cinemas, inside the AMA building on Saturday, August 3.
POPULAR contemporary Nigerian musicians such as Mr Eazi, Patoranking just to name a few used Ghana as the launch pad for their careers. They shot to prominence, thanks to the massive support they received here, where they started.
