Kwatu T, 2007 Big Brother Africa contestant, Hip-hop artist and one of the Ghanaian (GH) rappers featured on the 2010 BET Hip-hop Awards Ghana Cypher is out with another hit single titled ‘Kwaku T. The single features Eazzy aka “Eazzy baby.” Kwaku T just returned from the Channel O Music Awards in South Africa where …
Ladybrille Music: ‘Oleku’ by Iceprince ft. Brymo (Audio &Video)
One of the hottest and latest songs on Nigeria’s music scene is ‘Oleku’ by Chocolate City Artist Ice Prince featuring artist Brymo. Who is Ice Prince? Read his bio, take a listen and watch the crowd react to his music. “Ice Prince has been described as the “Crown Prince of Hip-Hop.” The lyricist and Jos-native …
CNN Profiles Agnes & Lola Online Boutique: Nkwo, Eki Orkleans, Christine Mhando
Ladybrille Magazine has featured Africhic.com, Myasho.com, Asos.com, among many new African focused online boutiques creating a new e-retail movement for African inspired designs. The latest addition is Agnes and Lola. Watch the CNN spotlight on the online boutique and hear CNN talk with African designers Nkwo, Eki Orleans and Christine Mhando, all of whom have …
Wharton Africa Business Forum Soiree Tonight, Nov. 19th, 2010
Royalty Lifestyle and our media friend Munaluchi Magazine join hands to kick off the Wharton Africa Business Forum with a Soiree tonight. See flyer for more details. _______ Tonight, We Party “IVY LEAGUE” style. An Intellectually Messy party on deck as we kick off the Wharton Africa Business Conference 2010. Location: Elephant + Castle. 1800 …
Opening this Week: Film Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun!
For movies opening November 19, 2010 BIG BUDGET FILMS Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (PG-13 for intense violence, frightening images and brief sensuality) First half of the final installment of J.K. Rowling’s series has Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint) and Hermione (Emma Watson) joining forces to wrest control of Hogwarts and …
DVD Review: Eat, Pray, Love Movie Starring Julia Roberts
This assessment of Eat, Pray, Love comes from someone who never read Elizabeth Gilbert’s globetrotting memoir. Capably directed by Ryan Murphy (Glee), the film unfolds in fairly-formulaic fashion, all its pretentious New Agey notions notwithstanding. Just think of it as another makeover movie where a female protagonist undergoes a major transformation before riding off into …