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Roseline Okoro and Princess Range of Creams Roseline Okoro's billboard Roseline Okoro, younger sister of popular actress Yvonne Okoro has signed a juicy deal with cosmetic giant, Ghandour Cosmetics Limited, as the face of the company’s new product line, Princess. Princess is a range of cream products by Ghandour which improves the natural structure of the skin and leaves it looking smoother and firmer. It comes in different varieties including natural olive, shea butter, aloe vera, coconut butter, lemon cream, cocoa butter as well as hand and body lotion. The shea butter is ideal for plumping out the skin and smoothing wrinkles while the aloe vera cream also contains soothing and healing properties of aloe vera combined with vitamin E for smooth, supple skin. The coconut butter cream has a sweet fragrance and is absorbent but without stickiness for rehydrating parched skin. The lemon product provides the perfect antidote to dull and tired skin. It is ultimate in moisture

Leonora Okine and Chris Attoh Actress Leonora Okine has confessed that she is yet to find a “trustworthy love” in any man. The beautiful actress has spoken about her love life for the first time in about three years after she denied ever dating fellow actor John Dumelo, who has already been associated with a number of ladies in the entertainment industry. Leonora was speaking to NEWS-ONE on Friday about the reason she would choose her career over marriage at the moment. “It makes no sense to choose marriage over career unless you’re moving away from where your career is so you can be with your partner. You shouldn’t have to choose between marriage and career; you can have both. Depending on the kind of person you are, marriage alone by itself or career alone by itself cannot make you happy. Either one can make you happy for a long time but your feelings about them may eventually change. I find it a dangerous thing to have to choose, and I wouldn’t.  “The career comes first for me

Ghanaian R&B singer Fianko Bossman says he is set for yet another exciting musical journey with the release of his much awaited music video for his ‘Booze Man Anthem’ featuring R2bees’ Mugeez.  The song is dedicated to everybody including booze men. Chase dropped the video over the weekend and has since been receiving thumps up from his fans. The new song is Chase’s first time teaming up with Mugeez after he first worked with R2bees’ Paedae on his first single, ‘Tell Me Ur Name’.  Both Chase and Mugeez brought their unique music talent to bear on the new song and their fans are currently enjoying it. The video is expected to do well and top the chats in no time. It centres on an insecure guy who thinks Chase and Mugeez are hitting on his girl and tries to start a fight. However, Mugeez stands by his guy and fights for chase. “Just watch and enjoy it,” Chase told his music fan base yesterday. By Francis Addo (Twitter: @fdee50)

David Dontoh Veteran Ghanaian actor David Dontoh has challenged the long-time assertion in movie industries across the world that there are “small” and “big” roles in acting.  According to the Ghanaian actor who played a supporting role in internationally distributed movie, ‘Deadly Voyage’, there is nothing like that. He explained that there are rather small actors and big actors who project the roles they play depending on the plot of the movie they are starring in. “We don’t have small roles and big roles. We actually have small actors and big actors because an actor takes a small role and make it the biggest, depending upon the story. And so I don’t discriminate in the size of a role I play in a movie. Except that it is not that challenging enough for me. I will normally like to go in for challenging roles,” he told NEWS-ONE at Busy Internet when reacting to queries about why he accepted a “small role” in upcoming movie tilted, ‘Announcement’ which stars Adjetey Anang, Doris Sa

Roselyn Ngissah and Kojo Rana at Ghana Movie Awards

Peace CEO of AMAA Wednesday January 15 was the deadline for submission of works for the 10th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAAs). Organizers had earlier invited filmmakers to enter their feature, short and documentary works for consideration for the prestigious 2014 AMAAs. Nominations would be announced

Lydia Forson on AMAA platform Award-winning actress Lydia Forson has defended the crucial and priceless relevance of the annual Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAAs), saying it is a major stakeholder in raising the standards of African movies. She has therefore called on African governments to respect and support the AMAAs in particular as well as filmmakers in general. The actress noted that for the past nine years, the AMAAs has served as a huge a platform where African filmmakers are brought under one umbrella and has also helped improve the quality of movies from the continent. Lydia said the award scheme has contributed to the African film industry, as it has “raised the quality of films over the past nine years. If we compare the movies made in 2006 to 2012 some of those movies would not even qualify for screening now. Through AMAA you’re forced to see what other countries are doing and you realize you probably have to step up your game. And it has created healthy competition