Popular Alexx Ekubo has reportedly died at the age of 40, triggering an outpouring of grief across the Nigerian entertainment industry and among fans worldwide.

Nigerian comedian Klint Da Drunk has expressed gratitude to Ghana for playing a pivotal role in his career. His remarks highlight the long-standing cultural and entertainment ties between Ghana and Nigeria, particularly within the West African comedy and film industry.

Renowned music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has opened up about one of the key challenges he faces in managing Gen Z artists under his label, Mavin Records.

Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Okyeame Kwame has revealed that he has remained faithful throughout his marriage to his wife, Annica Nsiah-Apau, attributing the longevity of their relationship to discipline, commitment, and mutual respect.

A new feature-length documentary chronicling Kwame Nkrumah’s political legacy through rare archival footage is set to premiere this April, offering audiences an unprecedented visual journey into Ghana’s early post-independence history.

Black Sherif has questioned why Wendy Shay’s name is missing from the top-tier “Artiste of the Year” conversations, a remark he made on The Late Nite Celebrity Show that has reignited debate ahead of the 2026 Telecel Ghana Music Awards. His statement comes at a time when discussions around award nominations and industry recognition are intensifying.

Momentum is building ahead of the inaugural Hola Accra Music Festival, as the Spanish Ambassador to Ghana, Ángel Lossada Torres-Quevedo, paid a courtesy visit to the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru VII, at his palace in Kaneshie, Accra, to discuss preparations for the upcoming cultural event.

Sankofa Gallery Opens in Accra to Promote African Heritage and Emerging Artists

A new art space dedicated to preserving African heritage and nurturing emerging talent has been officially launched in Accra, drawing strong interest from creatives, collectors, and the general public.

The Swing Period: A Good Idea That Misses the Beat

Let’s call it what it is: awards schemes run on trust, not aesthetics. You can roll out the brightest lights, secure the biggest sponsors, and flood timelines with red-carpet looks, but if the rules feel shaky, the whole show starts to resemble a freestyle with no rhythm. Ghana’s premier music platform, the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), has never struggled for attention. Alignment, however—that’s where things get tricky. That gap between intention and execution is where the real noise begins.