You cannot go WRONG with red, especially when you want to keep it simple but decent—and you wouldn’t even need any accessories as the color alone can brighten your style.
Many women fear the colour red in the world fashion because it can place you as the odd one in the crowd but red should be every ladies best friend, not an enemy.
The key to rocking it RED is; keep it simple just as Amber Rose did today. The socialite was spotted in New York this morning, wearing a red fitted dress—as she went to promote her new Nick Cannon directed movie- School Dance.
Amber Rose was looking FAB in that fitted red dress which showed her fine curves—and we believe every lady must have something like this in her wardrobe, for those not too hot days.
We wouldn’t want you to go straight for Amber Rose’ dress as she is a bit crazy, she may sue you for stealing her look…LOL
So we’ve found something more affordable and prettier for those who want to take on the colour red…
Ghanaian actress-Juliet Ibrahim has been in Nigeria for some days now, promoting her first self-produced movie-The Number One Fan, which will show at selected SilverBird Cinemas from July 4, for two weeks in Nigeria.
‘The Number One Fan’ which features a cluster of stars- Ay the comedian, Yemi Blaq, Emmanuel V.Mensah, Juliet Ibrahim, Kofi Adjorlolo, Kc Ejelonu, Narsh Smith, Sonia Ibrahim, Prince David Osei, Eddie Nartey, Zainab Sheriff, Keitta Osei, Selorm Galley, Stephanie Owusu, Majid Michel and several others will be showing at the below cinemas in Nigeria from Friday…
Christabel Ekeh is at her best when she puts forward those provoking and seduction poses—but this time, she wants us to have a good look at her face and facial expressions.
The young Ghanaian actress who is gradually gaining grounds has in the past shocked us with booty in the air and crazy shots, making a name as one of the most daring…
Maybe she seems to think people have not paid attention to her face and how good she looks when behind a ‘goggle’ so she has released some new shots—focusing mainly on her face.
Of course the shots are HOT but they couldn’t get just jumping around, as those legs and bum in the air photos did.
The Black Stars returned to Ghana one of the worst teams at this year’s world cup, both on the pitch and off it. Ghanaians everywhere witnessed the sorry state of affairs within the team, leading to not only our elimination but humiliation at the hands of the world media.
Now we are to believe all is well, and forget everything that happened because the Ghana Football Association has rendered an unqualified apology to the people of Ghana, and for equal measure has assured us of their desire to move forward with Kwesi Appiah.
For the charges of corruption, poor organisation, and poor tactics there was no response, save an apology to soothe our hearts and allow them lead us forward to greater heights.
“Admittedly the performance of the team fell below the expectations of many Ghanaians” Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi, the FA President said at a press briefing organised this afternoon.
“Our inability to qualify to the second round broke many Ghanaian hearts. We wish to offer our unqualified apologies for the disappointment.”
At least they have the grace to have realised Ghanaians were far from pleased with the appearance we made, but for those who have many questions this apology would be poor recompense.
The GFA President also admitted that the Management Committees are going to be reviewed, not only that of the Black Stars of all the national teams. This is slightly more welcome news, but the results this “review” would yield remains to be seen.
Many questions have been raised over the efficacy of these committees, particularly after it emerged Ghana sent three times more officials than players to the world cup. Sulley Muntari got into a fracas with one of the committee members, and despite his reprehensible actions, he raised legitimate questions about the role of all these officials.
It runs through everything we do and at all levels of society, from the poorest man fighting for his daily bread, to the President himself in the bowels of the Flag staff House.
This phenomena is mostly embodied by the Akan phrase ‘Fama Nyame’, which entreats an aggrieved one to leave recourse to God, waiting for the Almighty to stay his hands from the heavens and do the work the person should be doing for himself.
When you listen to interviews of prominent people around this country what do you hear most, that everything is in the hands of God. The President does it, his ministers do it, the coach of the national team does it; all these people often entreat the grace of God numerous times when dealing with a crisis. The thing is, these people have not acted to the best of their ability, so calling on God to come down and wave his magic wand is not likely to do much good.
Kwesi Appiah did not do his best in Brazil, and the President is not doing his best. I know this because of the state the country is in; or maybe this is his best, in which case Ghanaians are doomed for the foreseeable future.
The Bible itself says heaven helps those who help themselves, and the sad truth is we do not help ourselves in this country. I remember during one of our earlier energy crises, pastors were assembled to entreat God for rain to fill the Akosombo dam. Yet the country had over relied on this one hydro electric dam for eons since independence, with no plans to expand capacity as the population grew, yet in times of trouble we call for rain from God, as if that would be the end of all the problems associated with that crisis.
Sandra Ankobiah has established herself as an attention seeking individual who rides on the fame of others, to stay relevant—and attack others to stay in the news, thinking that makes her the shizzle…
She shot to fame as Yvonne Nelson’s handbag, following the actress everywhere—including when she wanted to poop.
At the time, Yvonne Okoro and Yvonne Nelson were good friends but their friendship could not survive the competition, the gossip and the jealousy so the two fell apart. After the famous breakup, Sandra Ankobiah maintained her position as Yvonne Nelson’s side kick—but only for a while.
She changed gears after she reportedly got into a hot argument with Yvonne Nelson. She quickly moved on, this time, she has become Yvonne Okoro’s butt-licker, fighting wars for Okoro and siding with the actress even when it is obvious that Yvonne Okoro is wrong.
According to a report by Razz Newspaper, the same Sandra Ankbobiah has jumped onto the neck of beautiful actress/TV personality-Joselyn Dumas, gossiping and backstabbing her over what God only knows…Yvonne Okoro and Joselyn Dumas have not been spotted together for a long time and I wouldn’t be shocked if the two are living on a battle field.
If that is the case, then that should explain why Sandra Ankobiah is taking a hit at Joselyn Dumas—still fighting her madam’s war for her.
Apparently, there is a growing tension between Sandra Ankobiah and Joselyn Dumas and Razz Newspaper has the inside gist…
What Sandra probably forgets all the time is that, Ghana is too damn small and the people you keep stabbing others with, will definitely out you…
Read below for what Razz Newspaper which comes out every Wednesday had to say…
In the world of show business, there always exist issues of in-fighting, bickering, back-biting, gossip, hatred and envy amongst the main players especially the female entertainers.
Over the years, there have been reports of rift between female Ghanaian celebrities including the documented squabbles between Jackie Appiah and Nadia Buari, Yvonne Nelson and Jackie Appiah as well as reported fall-out between the likes of Jocelyn Dumas and Yvonne Okoro and of course, the famous wrangle between ‘frenemies’ Sandra Ankobiah and Yvonne Nelson.
Even if there was nothing to be proud of as the father of controversial Ghanaian musician-Wanlov Da Kubolor, Wanlov’s ability to think rationally (something most Ghanaians lack) and his love for the truth are two things, every father should be proud of…
But when it comes to the biological father of Wanlov-Pastor James Owusu-Bonsu, who is the leader of Awesome Grace Network (AGN), there is countless reasons why he is PROUD of his son—a distinctive individual.
NewsOne caught up with Wanlov Da Kublor’s father for a chit chat—and we bring you excerpts…
About the name Kubolor (which means vagabond)…
I did not give him the name, Kubolor. He picked that name by himself. I gave him the name, Emmanuel Owusu Bonsu.
About Kubolor’s childhood…
He has always been that way; very intriguing person. But what is interesting about him is that he is very consistent, very strict ad very honest. I can tell you something about Kubolor’s honesty.
From childhood, when something got broken at home and you called the children to find out who broke it, he would step out and say ‘I, Emmanuel, I broke it’. Whether you would spank him or not, he would tell you the truth and run away.
I remember when he was in his final year in secondary school at Adisadel College; there was a time I had a call from the Headmaster, Mr. Kitson. He told me that there was a problem and one of the masters was demanding that Kubolor be sacked from the school.
It is hard for most human beings to come to terms with this; that there is no GOD and even if there is a GOD, he wouldn’t have any relationship with us or care about the things we presume interest him. An almighty God sitting in the skies and interfering with football matches means God is/must be bored…
Anyway, Kumasi based Prophet-Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah of Believers Worship Centre who prophesised that Ghana was going to beat Portugal at the on-going World Cup is back in the news.
As expected, he has come out to justify his false prophesy, blaming it on the football players and the GFA—and not that he is false or God does not care about football or God does not exist.
