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Nana Ama McBrown spotted with Mum at ‘Hotel Babylon’ screening
It’s not very often that we see movie stars out and about with their parents in Ghana. Apart from Lydia Forson, who often hangs out with her mother at some public functions, most of these parents hardly get the chance to shine with their children. Actress Nana Ama McBrown was recently spotted with her mum at the screening of the new movie, ‘Hotel Babylon’ at the Maxlot Hotel in Accra. The actress pointed her mother out to photographers at the function and had some ‘Kodak moments’ together. Unlike Lydia Forson and her mum who share a striking resemblance, Nana Ama didn’t pick up much of her traits from her mum, whom many say look a bit like actress Karlsoune Sinare Baffoe.
Nana Ama McBrown played the role of a prostitute in Hotel Babylon which also stars Ramsey Nouah, Roselyn Ngissah, James Gardner, Kafui Danku, Nana Hayford, Fred Amugi, Eddie Watson, Ebi Bright, Baby Blanche, Salma Mumin, Kaf Jr, Leo Mensah, Salima Massoud, Susan Narbor, Albert Adjah as well as musicians Bradez and Ephraim. It tells the story of a hotel and its guests attacked by a gang of armed robbers. With a tempting 5.000.000US$ cast at stake, the robbed gradually becomes the robber and the secrets that unfold are deadly enough to set the hotel on fire.
Hotel Babylon premieres on March 17 at the National Theatre at 6pm and 9pm. Ticket goes for GHC 30 and GHC 50 and available at Joy FM, Adom FM, Accra Mall (Foto Store and Silverbird), Busy Internet and Legon Drama Studio. As part of the premiere, there will be musical performances by Rana, Ruff N Smooth, Obour, Okyeame Kwame, Edem, Eduwordzi, Ohemaa Mercy, Philipa Baafi, Bradez, Keche, Kwabena Kwabena, Kofi Nti, Yaa Pono, Lil Shaker, El, OJ Blaq, Akoo Nana, Mzbel, Diamond, Bisa, Apaatse and Gasmila.
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Baaba J’s Sophomore “Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” Showcases the Power of EmoEon and Self- Discovery

Baaba J is ready to allow the rest of the world into her universe once again. Her highly an?cipated sophomore project, “Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” has finally hit streaming plaCorms. This exci?ng release follows the success of her 2020 EP, “Lumumba Street,” which received cri?cal acclaim for its hearCelt themes and soulful melodies. Baaba J, known for her unique style and empowering messages, con?nues to establish herself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” features a stellar lineup of producers (MERK, 4play, Guiltybeatz, NiiQuaye, and Loudaa) who lend their canvases to help Baaba J execute her ar?s?c vision. The project explores themes of love, self-discovery, resilience and the pursuit of personal growth. Drawing inspira?on from her own experiences, Baaba J invites her audience to reflect on the choices they make and the sacrifices necessary to achieve their goals.
Baaba J’s versa?lity, poe?c storytelling and emo?onal depth are on full display on the project. The opening song, “Kaakpa” is an introspec?ve anthem that sees Baaba J reflec?ng on the choices we face in life and the importance of making decisions. With poignant lyrics such as “How many things are a waste of @me? How many @mes do you need a sign?,” Baaba J encourages listeners to seize the moment and embrace their true selves. Another standout track is “Last Drop,” which addresses the resilience and determina?on needed to face the struggles and challenges of life. Baaba sings “waking up is hard enough, nuff. You goGa fight for your life” inspiring listeners to persevere through adversity and make the most of every opportunity. On “Different,” Baaba J celebrates individuality and emphasizes the importance of embracing diversity. The song’s catchy hook and thought-provoking lines, such as “Like wine, roses are red for a reason,” highlight the ar?st’s belief in the power of unity and acceptance.
“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” makes it obvious that Baaba has grown, both in status and in mindset. The talented ar?ste has already achieved significant milestones in her career, including being recognized as part of the Spo?fy Radr and Spo?fy EQUAL programs joining the ranks of other influen?al notable names such as Nikita Kering’, Sio, Tiwa Savage, Ayra Starr, Aṣa, and FAVE. The EQUAL campaign ended with a billboard in Times Square, solidifying her status as a rising star in the global music landscape. Baaba J is also a passionate advocate for gender equality. Her recent mee?ng with US Vice President Kamala Harris during her visit to Ghana highlights Baaba J’s commitment to crea?ng more opportuni?es and safe spaces for women in music. She envisions a future with women producers, women-owned studios, and a music scene that thrives on diversity.
“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” is now out on all music plaCorms. Fans can stay updated on Baaba J’s latest releases and upcoming projects by following her social media plaCorms; Twider (@baaba_jj) and Instagram (@baaba_j).
For more informa?on, interviews, or media inquiries, please contact: [Ar?st/Management/ Public Rela?ons contact informa?on]
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2023 B.E.T Awards nominations announced: see full list

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Camidoh saves Ghana by scoring a nomination at the 2023 B.E.T awards in the “Best New International Act” category

Multiple award-winning Ghanaian singer, Camidoh has just landed his first ever B.E.T awards nomination.
The Sugarcane hitmaker has been nominated in the Best New International Act category.
Camidoh is set to contest the award alongside
ASAKE (NIGERIA), FLO (UK), LIBIANCA (CAMEROON), MAUREEN (FRANCE), MC RYAN SP (BRAZIL), and PABI COOPER (SOUTH AFRICA), RAYE (UK), and WERENOI (FRANCE).
Read also: Listen Up: Camidoh shares new mixtape ‘LITA’
This year’s nominees reflect abundant creative expression and Black excellence across music, television, film, and sports.
“BET Awards” 2023 will air LIVE on BET on Sunday, June 25, 2023, at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT. Culture’s Biggest Night will celebrate 50 years of Hip Hop throughout the LIVE telecast on BET.
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I Don’t See Anything Wrong With Twerking – Akuapem Poloo

Twerking, a popular dance form characterized by rhythmic movements of the hips and buttocks has become a subject of controversy and debate in recent times. While some perceive it as inappropriate or even degrading, others argue that it is a form of self expression. (more…)
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I was Once A Pupil’s Teacher – KK Kabobo

Legendary Ghanaian highlife musician, Kwabena Kwakye Kabobo, popularly known has KK Kabobo has always had an intriguing backstory that often surprises his fans. (more…)
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