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3Music Women's Brunch 2025 honours trailblazing women in entertainment

Whitney Boakye-Mensah [R] receiving her citation On March 29th, 2025, 3Music TV hosted its annual Women's Brunch at the Airport West Hotel in Accra, celebrating the achievements of women in the entertainment industry. The event brought together a diverse group of accomplished women who engaged in networking and shared inspiring stories of their professional journeys. Notable attendees included Caroline Sampson, Doreen Avio, Ms Nancy, Grace Ashly, Adwoa Amofa Osei, Ayisha Yakubu, Selina Beb, Efya Nokturnal, and Beverly Afaglo, among others. The gathering provided a platform for these influential women to connect, exchange ideas, and foster collaborations within the entertainment sector. The brunch featured performances by rising artistes Darkua and Haeven, adding a vibrant musical ambiance to the celebration. A highlight of the event was the honoring of distinguished women for their significant contributions to the industry: Afi Amoro: Renowned entrepreneur and founder o...
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New Celebrity Big Brother house revealed – with stars forced to share beds and key part of house MISSING

THE brand new Celebrity Big Brother house has been revealed with the series launch just days away.  Monday night will see an incredible line-up move into the Celebrity Big Brother house - and new snaps have shown off where the likes of Towie's Ella Rae Wise and Hollywood star Mickey Rourke will be living.  6 The new CBB house has been revealed ahead of the series launch next weekCredit: ITV 6 This year the bedroom only has double beds - meaning the celebs will be getting closer than they expectedCredit: ITV 6 The brand new digs have been kitted out perfectly to host some very famous facesCredit: ITV The bedroom only has double beds this year, meaning the famous faces had better get comfortable with each other quickly.  And it's not just sharing a bed that might make them feel slightly on top of each other, as host AJ Odudu recently revealed the house is smaller this time around.  The overall look of the house is certainly fit for the l...

Celebrity Big Brother's Chesney Hawkes delivered newspapers to very famous movie star

Pop icon Chesney Hawkes has revealed he once delivered papers to a legendary singer-songwriter when he was just a teenager. The 53-year-old was catapulted into the spotlight in 1991 when he unleashed his chart-topping single, The One and Only - released when he was just 19. A few years earlier, when he was only 14, the singer was making money as a paper boy - and had a major music star among his clients. He has revealed that the singer was a good tipper - but he wasn't exactly looking forward to his rounds as the fellow star would order "all" the papers, making deliveries on Sundays particularly hard work. ‌ On Friday, Chesney was a guest on Bauer Media Group's Greatest Hits Radio where he joined Scottish radio presenter and television host, Ken Bruce, for a catch up. The pair reflected on their careers - with Chesney sharing an "exclusive" about his paper boy days. He said: "When I was a kid, I lived in a little town called Sun...

Starbucks sued yet again over spilled hot drink — this time in North Hollywood

Another Starbucks customer sued the coffee store chain Thursday, alleging he suffered injuries after a hot drink handed out by a drive-thru employee in North Hollywood spilled onto his lap due to an unsecured lid. Ernesto Vladimir Sanchez Avendano's Alhambra Superior Court negligence suit seeks unspecified general and special damages. RELATED: Delivery driver severely burned by hot tea at Starbucks awarded $50 million by LA jury According to the suit, Avendano went to the Starbucks store on the 12500 block of Sherman Way in North Hollywood on April 3, 2023, ordered a hot drink in the drive-thru and proceeded to the pickup window. However, the lid on the drink handed to him by an employee was not properly fastened, and hot liquid spilled onto Avendano's lap, leaving him with "severe burns, disfigurement and debilitating nerve damage to his genitals and buttocks," the suit states. "No reasonable expectation of an unsecure lid on a cup of hot liquid c...

People Are Talking About The Most Shocking Celebrity Deaths That Don't Get Enough Attention

Recently, Reddit user lammastide posed the question , "Which lesser-known celebrity death really affected you/do you think about often?" to the people of r/popculturechat. Here were their devastating responses: Warning: Mentions of child abuse, assault, domestic violence, and murder. 1."Nelsan Ellis aka Lafayette from True Blood. That show was huge at the time, and somehow after it ended, I didn't really see him in anything else. I think he did a great job with that character for its time, and I've wanted to see more of him in other roles before his untimely death at apparently only 39. I'm not sure what else he was struggling with (only read about alcohol) or if he had any other medical history, but his passing was really sudden to me." Michael Buckner / Getty Images — usualsuspek "I was really looking forward to an amazing career from him. I only own two Funko Pop vinyl figures, and Lafayette is one of them." — Zorgsmom...

DSE 2025: English reading and writing exam surprised students with celebrity topic

Students and teachers were not expecting the topic of celebrity gossip – about singer Taylor Swift and actor Hugh Jackman – to show up in the reading section of Hong Kong's Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) English exam. About 51,000 candidates sat for the reading and writing papers, and the listening section will be held on Saturday. The exams end on April 30, with results scheduled to be released on July 16. The reading section included an article on celebrity gossip, exploring why it was popular and its possible benefits. It mentioned stars such as Joe Jonas, who recently filed for divorce, alongside Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Dalton Gomez and Hugh Jackman as examples. Beyond typical comprehension skills, students needed to apply understanding of real-world showbiz references to tackle some of the questions. Thoughts from a teacher and tutor Leung*, an English teacher at a local secondary school, said that two of the topics covered in this year's reading exa...

The Impact of President Trump's Live Entertainment Industry Executive Order

On March 31, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order (EO), "Combating Unfair Practices in the Live Entertainment Market," that calls on the U.S. Attorney General (AG) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to enforce competition laws in the concert and entertainment industry, as well as the FTC to rigorously enforce the Better Online Ticket Sales (BOTS) Act in collaboration with state attorneys general. The EO also calls for: the FTC to ensure price transparency at all stages of the ticket-purchase process, including proposing regulations if needed the FTC to prevent unfair, deceptive and anti-competitive conduct in the secondary ticketing market the U.S. Department of the Treasury Secretary and AG to ensure ticket scalpers comply with tax laws and other regulations The BOTS Act The BOTS Act, which was enacted in 2016, grants authority to the FTC and state attorneys general to enforce actions against individuals and entities that employ bots or other ...

The World’s Celebrity Billionaires 2025

From Kim Kardashian to Jerry Seinfeld, here are the 18 stars who've capitalized on their renown enough to rank among the world's wealthiest people. Fame and fortune often come hand in hand. But although many celebrities are wealthy, it's rare for their net worths to stretch all the way to ten figures. Forbes estimates that less than two dozen people on the planet have accomplished that feat. Most obtained their celebrity billionaire status in the last decade. The economics of their industries have been shifting: Sports has seen massive spikes in salaries and the values of endorsement deals, and athletes are building companies now more than ever, helping stars like NBA great LeBron James add a third comma to their fortunes. In pop music, it's becoming more common to leverage fame to garner attention for other business ventures. Rihanna and Jay-Z, for example, became billionaires through the brands they started in fashion, beauty and liquor, rather than their ...