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Celebrity Buzz He read the European football results in his own English and the internet fell in love: the Akrobeto story
Akwasi Boadi, known as Akrobeto, had made more than 100 Kumawood films before November 2020, when clips of him reading European football results on UTV's The Real News went viral worldwide.
News Men embrace romance novels, with one enthusiast sharing his love for unique stories
Men romance novels are gaining popularity, with one enthusiast sharing his love for unique stories that captivate and inspire.
News Concerns rise over AI-generated misinformation in elections as deepfake spreads rapidly
Concerns rise over AI-generated misinformation in elections, as deepfake technology spreads rapidly and poses new challenges for democracy.
News New documentary reveals dark realities behind 2000s plastic surgery show The Swan
The Swan documentary uncovers the dark realities behind the controversial 2000s plastic surgery show, shedding light on its impact.
News Emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after pilot dispute on Dubai-Israel flight raises hijacking fears
The pilot dispute during a Dubai-Israel flight led to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, raising concerns about potential hijacking.
Celebrity Buzz Shatta Wale’s Beyoncé moment: how a Ghanaian dancehall star ended up on “Already”
On 19 July 2019, Beyoncé released The Lion King: The Gift, and the track "Already" featured Ghana's Shatta Wale alongside Major Lazer. A year later, its video appeared in Black Is King. Here is how Shatta Wale got there.
News Cult Spanish horror film Rapture, featuring a young Pedro Almodóvar’s voice work, captivates with eerie atmosphere
Pedro Almodóvar's voice work in the cult Spanish horror film Rapture captivates with its eerie atmosphere and unique storytelling.
News Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy explores motherhood and trauma amid Miami’s chaos
Edwidge Danticat's Dèy delves into the complexities of motherhood and trauma within the vibrant chaos of Miami.
Celebrity Buzz Michaela Coel turned down a reported $1 million Netflix deal to keep her rights. Then she won an Emmy
Michaela Coel, born Michaela Ewuraba Boakye-Collinson to Ghanaian parents in London, became the first Black woman to win the Emmy for writing a limited series with I May Destroy You in 2021.
News Ukraine faces $45 million hourly losses as missile alerts disrupt business operations
Ukraine missile alerts are causing significant disruptions, leading to an alarming $45 million in hourly business losses across the country.