GhanCelebrities.Com partnered with Noirgossip.com (a sister site under Lounge multimedia) to catch up for  an exclusive interview with the extremely talented 16 year old actor Kofi Siriboe.

This brilliant young man along with his two brothers Kwame Boateng and Kwesi Boakye have made entertainment a family affair as all are involved in this business.

Besides modeling, Kofi has acted in several TV series’ and American movies including “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, “Entourage” , “Lincoln Hieghts”  and most notably, “The Longshots”.

GhanaCelebrities.Com : Tell us, how did you and your brothers get started in the business?

Kofi Siriboe: When I was 7 years old my brothers and I were approached by an agent in the mall but right away my mom thought it was scam and we basically blew the lady off. The agent was persistent though and after some research we came to find out she was actually legit. I went on to do print ads and commercials. After a several years of continued work I wanted to expand so just a couple years ago I ventured out into TV and movies and I now I’m hooked (laughs).

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Morris D’Voice was a recipient of Ghana Music Awards Best Sound Engineer on two occasions, in 2003 and in 2005. The sound engineer turned musician who was formally known as ‘Baby Face’ was officially launched as a musician last Saturday at Silver Lifestyle Store.

Though he has made several appearances in other people’s songs, including singing the chorus ‘Bam Bam Tsiki Tsiki Bam Bam’ in Kontihene’s Aketesia. He has done other stuffs with Esther Smiths and others. Morris has eventually released his maiden album titled ‘Home & Away’.

Reading the acknowledgement in the CD inlay of ‘Home & Away’. Morris said “Truly, I am thankful, my precious gift, my mum, you are one of the few who will abandon their dreams to nourish that of their children. I know you would prefer me doing gospel but I promise, this is clean”.

And truly, the ‘Home & Away’ album contains 13 ‘clean’ songs. Though Morris is not doing gospel, the mum will be proud upon hearing the songs. The songs are not gospel, they come close to it because no foul or swearing words were used.

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Well, looking at the Ghana Film Industry, a movie such as ‘Coz Ov Moni’ is long over due in coming. Ghana can boast of juju, robbery and the likes storylines in movies.

One thing we are lacking in Africa is encouragement; and what we have in abundance is back biting and pull-him-down disease. Good to know there are still people in Africa, who still believe in creativity and originality.

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Little is known of boxer Raymond Narh to Ghanaians, yet those in the State calls him the puncher kid from Ghana with Sugar Ray Robinson style. One thing that put him on the world map is the fact that he broke the legendary boxer, Azumah ‘Zoom Zoom – the professor’ Nelson twenty years record in the Commonwealth Games in Malaysia by winning gold.

A feeling Raymond can’t explain and the joy is still with him in this very moment. He described that feeling as more than hitting a jack pot. Ray Narh is Ghana’s new boxing hope. He is the pound for pound the best lightweight boxer in the sport.

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GhanaCelebrities.Com caught up with the one and only best rapper alive at the Ghana Music Awards on Saturday,10^th April,2010. Check Out What the Rap Doctor had to say in response to our questions. Dont forget to check out his outfit!

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The controversies and rants between Leila Djansi, the director of the movie “I Sing of a Well” and the lead actress Akorfa Edjeani Asiedu got many of us thinking as to the future of such an exceptional movie. Word fights and insults could not halt the success of this movie as it is currently holding 11 nominations at the African Movie Academy Awards.(AMAA).

The director was not at the nominations and has not said a word since the nominations came out. GhanaCelebrities.Com has been chasing Leila Djansi around to ascertain how she feels about the nominations among other things.  Below is our chit chat with Leila Djansi

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GhanaCelebrities.com had a chit chat interview with Shirley Frimpong  Manso during the press screening of her new movie called “CheckMate”. CheckMate features Nadia Buari, KSM, Naa Ashorkor, Ekow Blankson and introducing Khareema Aguiar, Kwaku Boateng & Senanu Gbedawo as Kwame Asante. Grand Premiere is on Thursday, 1st April, 2010 at National Theatre(6:30pm & 9pm)

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GhanaCelebrities.com was recently granted an exclusive interview with 2010 Miss Ghana USA Contestant, Agnes Ntow.  We took this opportunity to ask Agnes 10 questions that we thought our readers would most want to know.

 

Girls interested in entering the pageant business, take note from this beautiful young lady. Good luck Agnes in all your ventures and on the upcoming contest, we will definitely be routing for you!

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Certainly, they are the epitome of the Ghanaian Swagger and are definitely sweet like Banana. GhanaCelebrities.Com caught up with the swagger dons namely ‘Ricky Nana Agyemang and Akan GH’ popularly known as Ruff ‘n’ Smooth at Heathrow Airport North London, before they jetted off to the motherland for a chit chat interview.

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Mefiri Ghana, the clothing line with a name that has a powerful tone to it yet so simple in meaning. It has got so many Ghanaians talking and looking funky since it started a year ago by two cousins. Arnold Sarfo-Kantanka and Nana Adu-Sarfo have paved ways for young Ghanaians to be able learn about their roots and to educate the world about their heritage.

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As the clock ticks, amazing talents will be required in the Ghana Movie Industry when the already known ones begin to fade out. One of such talents upon whom the mantle will fall is Naa Ashorkor, an outstanding actress and TV Presenter who displayed her excellent and matchless acting dexterity in both the “Perfect Picture” and “Scorned”.

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Kess is a young Ghanaian belonging to a sphere of the music industry which is characterized by headphones, big-boosted bass speakers and experienced hands. DJ’ing in our industry has come of mellowness and the invaluable contribution DJ’s make to the music industry is unplumbed.

Hers is the perfect epitome of an “AGAINST ALL ODDS” scenario. Despite the enormous advancement our DJ’s have made, it was typically flanked by males. At a point in time it wasn’t had to believe that DJ’ing was made for males.

Well you might just have to revise your notes and amend your conception as you meet the critically acclaimed “BEST FEMALE DJ” in the country. As one of YFM’s most trusted hands, she complements the rare skills of ace female presenter Jeremie in the Y-Lounge with her wicked mixes. The year 2009 was absolutely a great one for her as a DJ and it gets better by the day. Ghanacelebrities.com caught up with this phenomenal DJ for a chit chat..

Ghanacelebrities.com: You need no introduction, but tell us something about yourself which is not already out there.

Kess: Am NANA KESSEWAH… an Ashanti …lived in Takoradi and had my second cycle education at ARCHBISHOP PORTER GIRLS’ SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL…love music and sports too… very friendly and down to earth… love fufu and light soup and anything with kontonmire…. (Guess that’s that)

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