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Fashion designer Rose Dousuah of Roshe Design and promoter Prince Horace have officially walked down the aisle. On August 7 in an intimate ceremony at the The Terrace in Paramus, New Jersey, the Liberian celebrity couple tied the knot. In attendance were the CEO of the Liberian Entertainment Awards, Tarkus Zonen, Jersey International partners, Ms. Debbie Ivy and Debornic Wilson, CLiberiaclearly, CEO Berenice Mulubah, celebrity makeup artist, Patient Suelue, DJ Versitile, DJ 2Much, fashion designer, Zoe Arku, fashion designer, June Demey, Royal Family Radio CEO, Victor Jones, political activist Taa Wongbe, celebrity makeup artist, Kevin Nivek Kiadii and celebrity MC Jimmy Dee. It was an all out celebrity guest list. Victor Jones documented the special day on facebook live. The bride looked radiant in a white courture gown. The dope afrocentric bridemaids dresses and hairstyle represented the bride's nubian goddess personality. The food, the music, the guest l

Joemade Scott is well-known in the Liberian entertainment industry for her blogging and entrepreneurial skills. But, despite what we believe we know about Joemade, there are a number of intriguing facts that may have slipped under your radar. In honor of Joemade, here are 5 facts about her that you probably didn't know, all of which will make you adore her even more. So read on and have fun. 1. Joemade mother is her greatest inspiration. The entreprenuer mother was the 1st female Chief Justice of Liberia. This is why she is extremely ambitious. Hardwork runs in her family. 2. She works in the operating room as a surgical technologist,a job she looks forward to leaving soon to fucous on her business full time. 3. Joemade skpped the 4th grade because she was ahead of her peers. 4. Her favorite Liberian food is palm butter and/ or palava sauce. 5. She is an introvert until she is comfortable with a person, then she will let loose. Hope you enjoy these fun facts about the

One of the most passionate performances in the Liberian community was recently put on by Gospel singer and piano maestro B2Y2, and it is possible to characterize this event as being among the most spirited. This is demonstrated by the believers who went to the concert, which featured prominent gospel musicians such as Minister JustPrince, Minister Abraham Gibson, Minister Gloria Ndobor, Minister Tieyee Chea, Orsay Karnga-Gbaa, Pastor Allen Doue, Minister Thomas and Tuku Doue, Minister Zoe Karnga Jared. Also performing at the concert were LA$B and Minister James Verdier. B2Y2 is very passionate about his work, and he has a goal in mind that inspires him to reach even greater heights. In an interview with the C Liberia Clearly blog, the gifted gospel singer said that he is looking forward to releasing some Liberian gospel songs for his people.

In the course of their tour to Liberia, the Spoon Tv team made several charitable contributions to persons in need, including Henry Giddings, a 17-year-old who had his tongue chewed off. The crew paid him a visit in the hospital and presented him with cash help as well as an iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Spoon TV has risen to prominence as a platform for unfiltered news, political viewpoints, and social concerns. Unfortunately for the television network, the recent visit of their team to Liberia has led to some people questioning their objectives and ethics, which is unfortunate for them. Check out few post on the subject from fans around the world. "This is your Spoon TV Crew in Liberia hobnobbing with the CDC Government. My issue is not that they are meeting the Government. I believe in constructive engagement and the Government represent all Liberians. My issue is, this is the same Spoon TV that faults everybody of being in cohort with the government once they hear gossip about you being friends with the CDC folks. This same Spoon TV was disrespectfully calling out my name on their wretched show to come and appear because Jerome Verdier accused me of meeting with Jefferson Koigee and George Weah, as if it is a crime or sin to engage the CDC government or even know or talk

During the Spoon TV Crew's brief journey to Liberia, they were able to meet with President Weah, former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Presidential contender Joseph Boakai, Presidential candidate Alexendra Cummings, and interact with the unfortunate. Check out pictures from the trip below:

To show his support for his buddy and mentor Davido, afrobeat singer Kobazzie traveled to London, where he attended Davido's concert at the 02 Arena. The artist's admirers were ecstatic, and they thought that he would be performing at the event. Unfortunately, this was not the case, and he was only there to demonstrate his support for the cause. Following the event, dissatisfied fans and bloggers flocked to social media to voice their dissatisfaction. Kobazzie responded with the following words: It may not be today or tomorrow but one thing I know for sure, am going to perform on a bigger stage with my Liberian flag 🇱🇷 around my neck one day.

Check out Musa Hassan Bility respond to Keff Hassan question on Bility’s tribe and religion. “Me, ian’t pay no money to be Mandingo man oh. There’s nothing I can do about it. My mother, Mano woman from Nimba, my father, Mandingo man from Sakapea. I was not there when they were borning me. I played no part. I just saw myself in this world. If that’s a crime, there’s nothing I can do about that one. As a Muslim, culturally, we all found ourselves in the religion that we are in. I’m very proud to be a Muslim, I will exercise my religion, anywhere, everywhere, and whoever does not appreciate that, you can go with whatever you have to offer me. I have been married for 26yrs to a Christian. I got married in the church, at St. Stephens. My wife, I’ve never ask her one day, to be a Muslim, she has never ask me one day, to be a Christian. I’m proud of her, I know how much she holds God dearly, and that is it. If you don’t see life that way, I am sorry for whoever thinks that way.” Musa Hass

TecKine is a singer and a song writer who is into Afrobeats. The upcoming artist is currently signed under Legend Musik. Teckine has released a video for his latest single "Ride With Me". The track is produced by Kryze. Watch the video for "Ride With Me", directed by Eliane Reeves,produced by Jackie Russ, down below.

In honor of Black History Month, Aryea Kolubah's has launched a highlight collection, which includes African prints designed by Aryea, as well as other commemorative pieces. A celebration of the daring beauty of African-American culture, the collection is available now. Check out few of her pieces below: 

When it comes to growing followers and brand exposure, a single check mark next to your profile name can make a tremendous difference.  Verification on Instagram boosts your brand's trust. Given that only about 1% of accounts are verified, having the blue badge and a check by your profile name indicates that your brand is essential and relevant.  Discover the top Liberian influential Instagram accounts, together with information on their amount of followers and engagement ratings.  Username          Followers   Engagement ratings  Iamartusfrank.   230k.           0.65% Ericgeso             181k.              1.6% cralorboi_cic.    117k.              1.28% Kobazzie.            84.5k.            2.94% Bucky Raw.          69.5k            2.86% Mai Myer.              31k               4.84%  Mzmenneh.          11.5k.           1.25% Taylorsele.            6370.           15.7% Tambatunez.         1978.           10.11% 

  The Liberian Entertainment Awards event, popularly known as the LEA, has come to an end for the year 2021. See who took home the prize in each of the 15 categories. Take a look at the list below.  Fashion Designer of the year – Angie H. Couture Comedian of the year – Angel Michael Gospel Artist of the year – Moses Swaray Music Producer of the year – Flexzzbeatz Film Maker of the year – Alexander Wiaplah (Ush) Best New Artiste – Natif Film Actor Of The Year- Eddie Watson Film Of The Year – Wheel And Deal Music Video Of The Year – Pon It By CIC Song Of Year – Story By Natif Radio Personality Of The Year – Master Queen DJ of the Year – DJ Yung T Model Of The Year – Queyon Makor Hipco Artist of the year – MC Caro Music Videographer of the year – Jackie Russ Artist of the year – Kpanto

  June Damey, who created a buzz at Anglers during the Liberian entertainment award (LEA) after party for being the first female DJ to DJ the LEA after party, can be seen in the above picture looking gorgeous and confident on the set. June has worked as a model, a designer, and is currently a DJ. June has gained recognition via her work as a model and fashion designer, and she is now one of the very few Liberian female DJs, making her a unique addition to the DJ world.

  On the red carpet for the Liberian Entertainment Awards 2021 was designer June Damey of Damey's Collection, as the red carpet host. The designer walked out in the creations of her colleagues designers, Angie H and J Wonyen, looking like a creative princess.  A layered African print dress by Angie H, a see-through tan dress by J Wonyen, and two additional dresses by both designers were among the pieces she wore.  June made a splash on the red carpet on December 29 when she wore those show-stopping looks. 

  On New Year's day, Dr. Togba-Nah Tipoteh wrote a powerful message to the people of Liberia. Check it out below:  Some people are saying that there is nothing good about the New Year 2022 because nearly all of the people of Liberia are suffering in the misery of the poverty pandemic coupled with the corona pandemic. But let it be said to these people that Ngala (Our Creator in the Kpelle language) does not give us a burden that we can not bear. This New Year Message is directed at raising awareness to motivate people to bear the burden of the suffering by doing the right thing. So, we are grateful to Ngala for giving us yet another chance to do the right thing. There is a Call for us Liberians to move in the right direction because 80 per cent of the people of Liberia have concluded that Liberia is headed in the wrong direction (Afrobarometer, 2020).  Here is the evidence for this conclusion: Over 80 per cent of the people of life in longstanding and widespread poverty