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Kofi Adjorlolo opens up about difficult chapter in his acting career - The Ghanaian Chronicle (opens the original)
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Veteran Actor Kofi Adjorlolo has opened up about a difficult chapter in his career, recalling how a group of Ghanaian film producers once imposed a two-year ban that prevented him from working on local productions. In an interview, Adjorlolo said the decision effectively shut him out of opportunities within Ghana’s film industry. He described himself as a “sacrificial lamb” in the dispute, suggesting that the action against him was intended to send a broader message. However, the actor said the
âRead before you signâ -Sister Sandy cautions celebrities, influencers on brand affiliations - The Ghanaian Chronicle (opens the original)
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Media Personality Sandra Ohemeng, popularly known as Sister Sandy Bi Ye Guy and Nkwaada Maame of Adom TV believes celebrities and influencers must approach brand partnerships with greater diligence. In an era where celebrity influence has become one of the most valuable currencies in marketing, signing a brand endorsement can appear to be a straightforward transaction: a company needs visibility, an influencer has an audience, and both parties agree on a fee. For celebrities and influencers, a b
Behaviour of these fan bases are demonic âSlim Buster - The Ghanaian Chronicle (opens the original)
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Celebrated Hiplife Artiste and Dancer, Slim Buster has expressed concern about about the intense loyalty surrounding some of Ghanaâs biggest artiste fan bases, describing the behaviour as âdemonicâ and arguing that it is preventing people from appreciating good music across rival camps. According to him, the strong allegiance of some supporters has created divisions that go beyond ordinary fan support. âThese fan bases are demonic,â Slim Buster on Moulders FM. His concern is not simply
I donât listen to my songs again when I release them âBlack Sherif - The Ghanaian Chronicle (opens the original)
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Popular Musician, Black Sherif has revealed that he rarely listens to songs he has already released, saying his attention quickly shifts to new music and projects. Speaking on Citi on Citi FM, Black Sherif said he recently took time to listen back to his previously released projects, describing the experience as unusual because he typically moves on to new music once a song is released. According to the musician, his involvement in new projects means he rarely revisits his previous releases. â
Jay-Z Rape Accuser Says She Made âFalse Accusationsâ - The Ghanaian Chronicle (opens the original)
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A woman who alleged that Jay-Z raped her when she was 13 has said she made âfalse accusationsâ and never met the US rapper, according to a court filing seen Friday. The woman, who has not been identified, had claimed that Jay-Z and disgraced hip-hop mogul Sean âDiddyâ Combs assaulted her following the MTV Video Music Awards in September 2000. Jay-Z, who was born Shawn Carter, dismissed the accusation as a âfictional tale,â and the woman dropped her civil lawsuit against the pair in 2
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