THE recent renovation of the National Theatre of Ghana was really worth it. With a more presentable façade, well-structured civil re-engineering and better interior visual effects have come a better system of catering service.

PASCALINE Edwards, one of the few well-celebrated actresses Ghana can boast of, has dropped a bombshell that is likely to cause ripples and engender a cocktail of interpretations in film industry circles and society at large.

In addition to shoppers, another category of regular-punctuals is being added to the massive patronage of the Tema Central Mall near the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR). Courtesy 2nd Image International (pioneers in the beauty therapy industry) the Mall now boasts an ultra modern Spa and Hair Salon, the first in the Tema municipality.

Clogged pores can pose a major problem for many people. As bad as those unsightly blemishes are, clogged pores can put a dent in your otherwise clear complexion. It’s an issue that affects teens and adults alike.

The first of the three contestants of Ghanaian origin to be evicted from business reality TV show The Apprentice Africa, Hannah Bertilla Acquah has said that her experience with the Street Hustle task on the streets of Lagos has made her develop respect for Nigerians.

IN Ghana, Jim Reeves is one of the best known musicians. Whenever people want to ease tension, sooth frayed nerves, engage in introspection and get closer to God, who else to turn to but Jim Reeves.

Jim Reeves was born James Travis Reeves in Galloway, Texas, a small rural community near Carthage, Texas. He became known as a crooner because of his warm, velvety voice. His songs were remarkable for their simple elegance highlighted by his rich light baritone voice.

TELECOMMUNICATION giant, MTN , has presented a cheque for GH¢1000 to the Effutu Traditional Council to support this year’s Aboakyer Festival of the chiefs and people of the area.

The President of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Mrs Diana Hopson last week Friday could no longer conceal her outrage and boldly voiced out her total abhorrence of profanity and obscenity, during the MTN Music Awards.

GHANA’s success in chalking a headway in her drive to slash the scary statistics and thus minimize the spread of the deadly HIV/AIDS has become a predictable cliché.