Entertainment

Monrovia – A program which uses short films to showcase the problems facing the educational sector has been launched in Liberia.
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MONROVIA – The Management of Orange Liberia has announced the launch of the 2019 Orange Talents, which is a new major program to discover Liberia’s next big musician and fashion designer.   The announcement was made at the company’s…
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MONROVIA - The Brooklyn Park Police Department in the United States is now investigating a reported sexual assault case involving Liberian musician Daniel George alias DenG.
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MONROVIA – Liberians would on February 15 have the opportunity to watch Netflix premiere of Larry Charles’ Dangerous World of Comedy, a four-part series from the creative mind behind comedic classics such…
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T. Mark Korpu, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Uprok Entertainment MONROVIA – In a bid to keep their art and traditions alive, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Uprok Entertainment on yesterday, Thursday, January 10, announced…
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The poster of “Maher: Black Rain in Bomi” that is based on the 2002 Maher Massacre/Derick Snyder via New Narratives Monrovia - A 2016 Liberian movie based on the Maher Massacre in Bomi County recently screened at a London film…
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Monrovia – First rising local female gospel minister, Baryoe Alice Johnson is in final preparations for the pre-launch of her first album titled: “NE MU BAIN (I Will Praise You)” at a live concert on October 28, 2018. Reported by Y.…
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Monrovia - Magararet Cooper Frank, Assistant Minister for the Department of Culture at the Ministry of Information Culture and Tourism, has promised to do everything possible to improve the various culture centers across the country. …
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Monrovia - Popular Liberian reggae star, Rabbie Nassrallah alias Nasseman continues to gain international recognition for using his voice and talents to fight corruption in Liberia. Nasseman, who is expected to be awarded and named…
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Paynesville - Despite one of the musicians who sang “Bring our Container Back” arrest and subsequently released, Augustine Ford alias AFo4Doe says they are not frightened by alleged Government censorship.
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