Author: Insight News

Celebrated Ghanaian Television and radio personality, Abeiku Santana has in the wake of the unfortunate passing away of Christian Atsu wondered why our good deeds aren’t enough for a longer life. Speaking on UTV’s united showbiz entertainment show, Abeiku Santana would in his tribute to the former Black Stars player say “Nothing can stand in place of death, death is inevitable. With a heavy heart we mourn the death of our brother, Christian Atsu. Job asked God whether man will live again after he dies and God answered him, yes, he will live again” Abeiku Santana would then conclude by…

Entertainment Mogul and businessman, Abdullai Abu Sadiq also known as Baba Sadiq has disclosed getting artists to perform for free at events is very difficult. Baba Sadiq in an interview with Joy Entertainment asserted that some due to the non-commercial nature of certain events, artists billed to perform come to an agreement with the event organizers on monetary terms. According to the Entertainment mogul “It is very difficult getting an artiste to perform for free unless you have the relationship, first and for most, and as I said, it depends on the situation” Baba Sadiq who is also a co-founder…

Jupitar, the dancehall prodigy has disclosed how busy he has been with the playing of shows and going on tours alongside some Nigerian artists including Rema as well as his motherland brother, Shatta Wale Jupitar who was speaking in an interview with GhanaWeb on Talkertainment, the past year was a very relevant one for him musically as his career saw an elevation although Ghanaians pay little attention to him According to Jupitar “ 2022 was a blessed year for me in terms of my career and was a year of uplifting for me. I did a couple of shows and…

George Britton, artist manager and record label owner has disclosed how much they had to spend in ensuring ‘Sugarcane’ became a global hit. According to George Britton who now manages Camidoh and former manager of the music duo, Keche, the music business is one that has become an expensive investment but one with very large returns. George Britton in a post via his Facebook page wrote “The music industry has evolved into one of the most costly but also most lucrative creative endeavours of our day. From creation to consuming cost a fortune. Let me use Camidoh’s Sugarcane original and…

Popular Kumawood actor, Akwasi Boateng who is famously known as Akrugu has disclosed how odd he was made to feel by friends, family and colleagues in the industry due to his looks in an interview with Ambassador Tv. Akrugu would also reveal the reason behind his ‘Bosom Ba’ nickname stating the nature of his eyes as a factor. Akrugu in an interview with Ambassador Tv said “ I must admit that I was ugly when I joined Kumawood Movie Industry some years ago but now I’m not ugly because I have changed totally though my eyes are still big. At…

Talented singer Cina Soul has revealed the most difficult moment in her career thus far ahead of her show tonight, a pre-valentines show, “One night only” at the Accra, Marriot hotel. Cina Soul whose real name is Christie Quincyna Quarcoopome who also doubles as a songwriter in an interview with TV3’s Newsday program said; “I think finding your sound or what makes you unique is always the hardest part because there are a million artists around the world. Even in Ghana, there are thousands, so what will make you stand out?” she said when asked about the question of what…

Famous Nollywood actor, Uti Nwachukwu who also doubles as a media personality has expressed his opinion regarding the ideal age for marriage for both men and women. Uti Nwachukwu is of the opinion men shouldn’t be married until the age of 40 since it gives them ample time to experience the single life before finally making a choice on who to settle down with whilst also asserting women shouldn’t be married till they turn 30 In an interview with Toke Makinwa in a reality Tv program, here’s what Uti Nwachukwu had to say “I might be Kamala Harris age when…

Idris Elba, the global award-winning movie star has stated that aside from his intentions of building a filming studio in Ghana, he would also want to see the education of creative arts in the country being more functional. Earlier this month, the British actor dominated the headlines for all the right reasons as he stated his intentions to build a studio for film in the country and now in a latest interview with the Kumasi-based radio station Opimso) Fm has reiterated the importance of education if one wants to have a place in the creative industry. According to Idris Elba;…

M.anifest, the award-winning rapper has in a new documentary asserted that Hiplife is dead! In a new documentary by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) titled ‘Hiplife rewind’ which features some prominent names, M.anifest asserted the death of the genre was due to its core fanbase in the youth not identifying with it! According to M.anifest “Hiplife is dead because the driving force of the music is the younger people and the younger people do not identify with Hiplife. The originators of Hiplife were a bit too precious about what it should be so as new versions sonically were happening, you…

Jay Foley, the radio and television personality has lamented how a lack of patience and quick haste for success from certain talented artists has led to their doom According to Jay Foley, he left his former job of managing artists due to ego and a lack of foresight from artists he used to manage back then. In a one-on-one conversation with George Quaye on Joy Fm’s A-Z showbiz program, Jay Foley had this to say “Some artists have disappointed me, as a result of ego, vision…trust. A lot of these talents are shortsighted and want things overnight, in 24 hours,…