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Icons: Divas Edition snatches contestants from upcoming Stars of the Future season 5

It seems that there was more than just a recycling of old faces from various past singing competitions at the nationwide auditions for the hot new TV reality show, ‘Icons: The Divas Edition’ which aims to create Ghana’s first super girl-group. According to reports, the auditions for Icons also saw contestants that had already qualified […]

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icons auditionsIt seems that there was more than just a recycling of old faces from various past singing competitions at the nationwide auditions for the hot new TV reality show, ‘Icons: The Divas Edition’ which aims to create Ghana’s first super girl-group. According to reports, the auditions for Icons also saw contestants that had already qualified for the finals of the upcoming 5th edition of the popular singing contest, Stars of the Future pitching for a chance to enter the Icons: Divas Edition show.

Stars of the Future completed its auditions in October 2010 but the competition failed to take place that year. This was the first time that the annual reality TV show wasn’t staged since it started in 2006. The 2010 auditions took place rather late in the year compared to the previous editions, and although Charter House, the organizers of the show haven’t come out to say when and if the auditions would be rolled over into 2011, some of the chosen finalists may have already lost hope in seeing the contest take off. It is reported that some of the Stars of the Future finalists went past the audition stages of Icons: Divas Edition and are waiting for boot camp from February 9-11. If those contestants make it to the final 21, it would force Charter House to go against their initial choice of finalists or at worst, call for new auditions for the next edition of Stars of the Future. Stay tuned!

35 girls will soon be selected for Icons: Divas Edition boot camp but only 21 finalists will graduate into the main show.  They would then be divided into 7 groups of three girls that would battle it out for the ultimate prize including GHC 20,000 cash to each member of the winning group; a 4-wheel drive vehicle for the group; and a recording contract for the Group with Paradise Entertainment and a management deal with Duke Banson.

iconsThe first episode of Icons: Divas Edition airs on TV, Sunday, February 13. The first episode would show highlights from the audition process and the subsequent two episodes would be dedicated to boot camp. The first live performance show will air on Sunday, March 6. The TV series will air on major TV stations in Ghana and on pan-African cable networks. TV3 has the prime spot telecast at 8.00pm with Net 2, Multi TV, Crystal TV, ETV and GTV and Metro TV (yet to be confirmed) joining in at 8.30 each Sunday evening.

Meanwhile a ‘Call to Watch Campaign’ has been activated nationwide and general public will have some insight into the show before it premieres on TV.  The press will also get a chance to interact with judges, the host, and the producers of the show at a soiree ahead of the premiere date.

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VGMA now TGMA, unveils nominees for 25th edition, see full list

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The 25th edition of the annual Ghana Music Awards, now known as the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), has announced its nominees. (more…)

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GRIDCo reduces power supply to parts of Accra – ECG

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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is pointing in the direction of the Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) for the erratic power supply (dumsor) in some parts of the Greater Accra region.
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Olivetheboy denies writing ‘Goodsin’ song for Ayra Starr

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Ghanaian Afrobeat singer and songwriter, Joel Ofori Bonsu, professionally known as Olivetheboy, has debunked claims his hit song “Goodsin” was composed to express his affection to Nigerian songstress, Ayra Starr. (more…)

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THE RECENT INTERNET BLACKOUT AFFECTED MY STREAMS – KiDi

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Multiple award-winning Ghanaian artiste, Dennis Nana Dwamena, well-recognized by the stage name KiDi recently expressed frustration over the recent internet blackout in the country, highlighting its adverse impact on his streaming numbers and online engagement.  (more…)

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Burna Boy calls out foreign media over old shaved beard photos

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Nigerian artiste Burna Boy has publicly criticized foreign online media platforms for sensationalizing an image of him without his signature beard. (more…)

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Nurse Verification Fee: NMC suspends newly approved verification Fee

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana (NMC) NMC) has suspended with immediate effect, the implementation of the newly approved fees imposed on nurses pending its review. (more…)

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