MUST WATCH VIDEO: Jackie Appiah and Yvonne Nelson In Rap and Dance Battle

 

 Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson and Jackie Appiah took their leisure time to dancing and making the best of their time with some freestyle dance, I think you will have some questions to ask that who does it better well you have to judge by yourself. So check on the video below…

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I Will Repeat My Dress -Yvonne Okoro

No nonsense actress Yvonne Okoro has vented her spleen at those involved in the brouhaha over her recent ‘repeated dress’, saying, “I will repeat my dress.”

Yvonne last week repeated a yellow Karen Millen modern tribal dress she wore in August 2012 at Showbiz Honours on a movie set in Nigeria.

Subsequent media reports claimed that the actress decided to repeat the dress because “she is broke.”

But the beautiful award-winning actress described the claims as “unintelligent and childish.”

She said she found it difficult to comprehend how “any learned person” would think that repeating a dress determined one’s bank account.

“I will repeat my dress any time I want to. I don’t owe anybody any explanation. Billionaires and millionaires all over the world can repeat dresses and its fine but we can’t. Who is arresting me for doing so? The inspector dress or the FBI of clothes?” Yvonne Okoro made a fun of her critics when NEWS-ONE contacted her yesterday.

Earlier, she took to instargram react to the claims, advising young girls, “…if it looks that good let no one tell you, you can’t wear more than once. Bring back our girls to reality.”

She also denied claims about how she acquired her Mercedes Benz.

I don't know why when people become soo much interested in the life of celebrities and always trying to make a story that will catch the media which is never true. I don't think that is the work of the media and the entire freelancing world, if you don't have anything to report on then just keep shut... 

Source:news1ghana.com

I Will Go Extra Mile To Have Genevieve Nnaji As Wife …Rapper

Nigerian rapper Phyno, might be doing everything possible to get the attention of Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji, as he cannot do without talking about her all the time.

According to him, one of his life’s long ambitions is to have the dazzling diva as his wife and that will make him see himself as a fulfilled person in life.

Recalled that the rapper was once rumoured to have dated Kedike crooner, Chidinma, but the pair dispelled the rumour. But Phyno, admitted that he would love to date her as well.

The artiste, stressed that he will put in all his effort to get Genevieve’s attention no matter the cost because nothing is impossible.

I personally love the confidence these rapper has and how he is soo much determined to win the heart of the lady who have already said that ‘I will marry a man who will forgive her adultery’

I wish him all the best and wish he will win the heart of the Nollywood actress.

Samini did Not Win Any 'Best International Act' Award

It has emerged Samini did not win the award for BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT at the Black Canadians Awards held in Canada last weekend, contrary to an earlier report.

Saminis’ team had relied on series of press publications on the subject, and came to the conclusion that their act had won.

However further checks reveal the award went to Trinidad and Tobagao’s Destra Garcia. The category also had Nigeria’s Waje, South Africa’s Lira and Khuli Chana as well as the Bajan female Soca act Alsion Hinds as contenders.

One, Julz of GhanaMixtapes, who was at the event and had relayed the information to the press, has since taken to Twitter to apologize to Samini.

Samini has accepted his apology, saying “blunders do happen.” “Maybe I should have waited to see confirmation on the BCA site.”

I earlier reported that Samini has won the best International Act at the Canadians Awards held in Canada but that report I have puled it down and it's not true as confirmed by himself.
 

Sarkodie lifts Best Hiphop Award With The Video Of Illuminati

Last Saturday night, Sarkodie snatched the MTV Africa Music Best  Hip-Hop Award from under the noses of other music heavy weights from the continent such as AKA (South Africa), Ice Prince (Nigeria), Khuli Chana (South Africa) and Olamide (Nigeria).

Sarkodie lifted the coveted award at the Durban’s International Conference Centre, South Africa,  with the video of his song  Illuminati.  Sarkodie also performed on the night with American recording artist, rapper, songwriter and producer, Miguel.

The 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards was a stunning pan-African celebration of music, youth culture and lifestyle.

Davido, Mafikozolo, Uhuru and Clarence Peters were the big winners of the evening at the awards. 

Quadruple nominees Mafikizolo triumphed in the Best Group and Song of The Year categories, while Davido took home two awards, for Best Male and Artist of the Year.

Uhuru was recognised for Best Collaboration for his part in “Y-tjukutja” by Uhuru Ft. Oskido, DJ Bucks, Professor and Yuri Da Cunha, and in Song of the Year. Nigerian video director, Clarence Peters won two awards – Transform Today by Absolut, and Best Video.

In this year’s newly introduced lifestyle award categories, Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o took home the award for Personality of the Year, while The inaugural MTV Base Leadership award was won by Tanzanian entrepreneur, Ashish J. Thakkar.

Other highlights of the evening included a moving acoustic guitar tribute to the late, great Nelson Mandela by Afro-Soul star Simphiwe Dana, who performed in front of a giant timelapse video artwork by street artist Rasty, while Ladysmith Black Mambazo brought the house to its feet with their unexpected mash up “Acappello” and “Y-tjukutja”. 

The uplifting music spectacular culminated with all the artists assembled on stage for a medley of French Montana songs including “Pop That”, “Freaks” and “Ain’t Worried About Nothin!”

Legendary stand-up comic, film and television sensation Marlon Wayans hosted MAMA 2014 with his trademark humour, making a triumphant entrance on a blinged-up rickshaw and engaging the audience with his easy charm. Celebrity guests who handed out the glittering new MAMA trophy at the show included French Montana, D’Banj, Nomzamo Mbatha, Goldfish, DJ Fresh, John Vlismas, Kajal Bagwandeen, Emmanuel Adebayo, DJ Edu, Minnie Dlamini, Sizwe Dhlomo, Dorcas Shola Fapson, DJ C’ndo, Efya, Omotola and Riaad Moosa.

There’s something to be tall for - EL

There is something appealing about tall men and Hiphop musician E.L is one person who can vouch for that.

He has revealed to Showbiz how his height played a role in winning his heartthrob and how he feels flattered anytime women admire his height.

“I met my girlfriend in a club and she told me later that while the dancing and fun was going on, I stood out. I was the only person she was seeing because of my height”, he said.

“If you look at couples, you find that most men are taller than their women. It turns out that height, like many other factors, depends on the individual and their own physical characteristics and what they’re looking for in a mate and if she found that in me and deemed it right to accept my proposal then its cool” he added.

According to the six-foot-six man, it is not only his woman who is attracted to his height.  “I get this attention almost every day but I make sure it ends there even though on the contrary, I think accepting someone’s proposal should go beyond physique. 

I think a woman feels more feminine when the guy is much taller than her, he towers over her and sometimes it's more about the way he makes her feel than the way he looks”, he said.

“I believe that women want men who loom over them because it conforms to gender stereotypes and makes them feel protected and secure”.  

On a lighter note, he said his height has not been a barrier at all when he wants to get intimate with his woman. “Whenever we kiss, we meet each other half way. Dating someone who is tall is not as difficult as people perceive it”.

On the negative side, E.L said that he finds it difficult buying the right clothes because of his height. “Because I am tall, most of my trousers tend to  hang and so I find it difficult getting all my clothes from Ghana and therefore I do a lot of online shopping.”

E.L. real name Elorm Adablah grew up in Dansoman, Accra. His interest in music production began at a young age. He started rapping in JSS (Martin de Porres School and Jack and Jill Secondary School), was making beats by Senior Secondary School (Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School), and often skipped classes while at the university to record songs in his bedroom.