For Nollywood star actress, Genevieve Nnaji, the reality of time is beginning to tell on her, as she is not finding her single status funny any longer.

A close source the actress disclosed to Entertainment Rendezvous that, the actress, whose rivalry with Omotola Jalade Ekehinde is said to have taken another dimension, is tired of life as a single girl.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) in its bid to boost the moral of the players of the senior national team, Black Stars, at the on-going African Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea has surprised the team with some homegrown entertainment.

Film and stage actor Ben Gazzara has died in New York at the age of 81.

He was best known for playing tough characters and villains in the films Anatomy of a Murder in 1959 and 1970's Killing of a Chinese Bookie.

Kumasi-based evangelist, Diana Asamoah believes it is only God that bestows genuine peace on nations and she is gearing up for a national tour that would employ song ministration, prayer and preaching of the word of God to promote electoral peace.

After many exciting weeks on TV, the Close-Up Salsa Fiesta grand finale is set to come off next week Saturday, February 11, at the lobby of the Conference Centre in Accra.

The finale comes off with a firm promise to present salsa dance lovers with the biggest gathering and a once-in-a life-time chance to experience spectacular salsa performances by the 13 participating salsa clubs and a guest appearance by an international salsa dance group.

Scratch Studios has pledged its support to the Ghana music industry by setting up a subsidiary department for the popular hip-life genre of music which is widely accepted in the country.

The CEO of Scratch Studios, Kofi Amoakuhene, made this clear at the offices of the studio in East Legon, Accra, yesterday, where he stated that there would be reductions in the rates of studio time, use of instruments and professional voice training for members of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).

Viewers of Cine Afrik's weekly movie premiere show should get ready to be thrilled this weekend as two distinctive Ghanaian entertainers Chemphe and Alex Biney of Big Brother Amplified fame grace our studio for the premiere of the sequel to last week's movie, “Breaking the Rules”.

Why do Gabriel and Bounty Killer even try to deny the obvious.The two are said to be having a budding relationship that has been capturing the attention of the media and has even lead to conflict in the alliance camp.Recently

Nollywood superstar Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Aki has denied remours making the rounds that his wife is pregnant and expecting their first child.

Chinedu, a member of the acting duo Aki and Pawpaw, traditionally married his sweetheart, Nneoma Hope Nwaijah on Saturday, November 26, 2011 and followed it with a white wedding on Friday, December 9, 2011.

R&B and gospel singer David Peaston, best known for the tracks Two Wrongs (Don't Make it Right) and Can I?, has died aged 54.

His niece Neuka Mitchell, said the star passed away on Wednesday from complications of diabetes.

Ghanaians indeed have a good sense of humour and create fun out of almost any situation, including the ongoing apparent scandal in which a top-notch government appointee, Alfred Agbesi Woyome, was paid an amount of GH¢58m as judgement debt. 

Ghana's energetic trio, VIP is leaving no stone unturned in its bid to affirm its presence on the music scene.

Everything is in top gear for the group, made up of Lazy, Promzy and Prodigal, to take the game to the next level this year with a lot of scheduled events.

Concerned listeners of Adom Fm in Accra, Tema and Ashaiman have threatened to stage a massive demonstration in Tema to protest what they describe as the unfair treatment of certain staff of the radio station by its management.

Anyone who thinks that Ghanaian lady hiphop musician Diamond is copying flamboyant American best selling musician, Lady Gaga with regards to the way she dresses, should be ready to bury their thoughts because Diamond got her own gaga going before Lady Gaga found her suave.

Although it is not rare for celebs to drop their names and adopt new ones in the course of their careers, gospel diva Christiana Love’s desire to change her name to Obaapa Christy seems to have raised a lot of eyebrows.

Appietus in the mix! That has been well-known recording engineer Appiah Dankwah, popularly known as Appietus’ identity phrase on recordings as he stayed in the shadows and created award-winning beats for scores of contemporary Ghanaian stars such as Ofori Amponsah, Daddy Lumba, Praye, 4x4 and Praye.