June 28, 2011 – GhanaCelebrities.Com

Readers’ Mail: Homosexuals Should Be Respected; Gays Are Probably More Human, Decent & Respectful Than Heterosexuals In Ghana…

06/28/2011 5:50 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

I have been reading your blog-GhanaCelebrities.Com for months now and the comments some of your readers who I believe are heterosexuals pour out when issues of Homosexuals & Lesbians (Gayism) come up show how much of no respect heterosexuals have for anybody with a different sexual orientation.

When have Gays insult or throw indecent words at heterosexuals for just being what they feel is good for them? Yet, anytime an article about Gays come up on any Ghanaian platform especially GC, dozens of your heterosexual readers jump to insult and call people like me all sort of names just because we have a different sexual preference to them.

The way and manner your heterosexual readers attack Gays without any reciprocation from the latter shows that, Gays are probably more human than heterosexuals, they respect the sexual orientation of others and are more decent, peaceful and calm in society.

Update Of The ‘A Plus Show’ Week 3!

06/28/2011 3:38 pm

by GC Staff bG

Let There Be Sound And There Was Music!

The most difficult task in the life of every journalist is to review the works of a lifetime legend. Choice of words and superlatives are usually such a challenge so one does not fall short of describing such a legend. If there is anyone person who has endeared himself so much in terms of music in this country, it would have to be Appietus.

One of the best music ears in Ghana no doubt is Appietus. Appietus just has to say let there be sound and there sure will be music! Music lovers across the country just can’t have enough of his productions. Budding artistes only need one stroke of his hot hands during recording and they are off to sell million copies and become stars within a short time.

Artistes on the burn out are just immersed into his musical river and they come out big on the music scene to touch base with their fans again. Did Appietus learn music production in Ghana? What sacrifices did he have to make if any to fulfill his dreams? Any lessons for parents about honing the talents of their children?

Delay Says ‘I Feel Lonely & Depressed’, Where Is Her Dog & Female Play Mates To Keep Her Company?

06/28/2011 2:37 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

The 40 30 something year old Mama ‘Delay’ who claims to be a VIRGIN, probably a virgin somewhere else is reported to have openly confessed on A-PLUS’ new TV show ‘Humour In Me’ that, she most times sometimes ‘feel lonely and depressed’….Who is she fooling with this virgin BS? The popular TV face known on this … Read more

Ghana Meets Naija Musical Concert: Jaguar Gives Luxury Cars For The Stars!

06/28/2011 10:00 am

by GC Staff bG

Luxury high end car maker, Jaguar, has joined the sponsors for the highly anticipated Ghana Meets Naija Concert. In what is truly a groundbreaking move, Jaguar has agreed to make available about six of their most high-end and luxurious cars from their fleet to chauffeur all artistes lined up to rock the Dome of the Accra International Conference Centre on Friday, 1st July.

The brand of cars set to be released include the Jaguar XF Supercharged as well as the Jaguar XKR Convertible; both models are valued in excess of USD50,000 and USD 90,000 respectively.

One of the topmost range of Jaguars in the country, all Jaguar XKRs are fitted standard with an iPod and USB connectivity interface, an air quality sensor, front park assist and electrochromic and heated power fold-back mirrors. Referred to by automobile enthusiasts as a “head turner”, the Jaguar XKR comes equipped with a 510-horse supercharged 5.0-liter V-8 under its long lean hood, the XKR delivers a top speed limited to 155, according to Jaguar, and a 0-60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.

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