Happenings In Gold Coast

Guru took his beef with the Artiste of the Year to a whole new level releasing a debut diss song titled 'Who Born Dog' for Kuami Eugene and his boss, Richie Mensah. The banter between Guru and members of Lynx Entertainment comes barely a week after the rapper penned down a statement that he could produce a hit song without featuring Kuami Eugene. Lynx Entertainment signee had previously claimed that there was no way he was going to have a song with Guru because the rapper had disrespected Richie Mensah. Richie Mensah, who subsequently released a statement in support of Kuami Eugene claimed that he "Personally has no problem with Guru" and wouldn't "Waste my time on petty squabbling". In a new song released by Guru, the rapper fired shots directed at both Kuami Eugene and Richie Mensah. According to him, he is focused on running down the entire Lynx Entertainment. The rapper even went ahead to describe the 'Wish me well' hitmaker as a pornography addict who has an awful taste of fashion. In a sharp rebuttal from Kuami Eugene, the highlife musician committed the battle into God's hands quoting a verse from the scriptures, Psalm 34:21. The self-acclaimed Africa 1' singer wrote, "For evil shall slay the wicked, and those who hate peace will be condemned. Let me hear Amen.". The banter between the two parties does not look like ending very soon and GhanaWeb will keep readers updated on new developments. Source | Summary

Ghanaian hip hop artiste Jason Gaisie known in the showbiz industry as Pappy Kojo. The rapper in an interview with TV3 revealed he is homosexual and has a preference for a certain class of men. Providing further details on the kind of men he prefers, Pappy Kojo mentioned John Dumelo as someone who is his 'taste'. "I am a homosexual man," he said when he was asked by Giovani Caleb to confirm or deny rumours that he is gay. "Is that a joke?" Giovani asked him but he answered, "No, it is not. I am gay bro. I am into men.” "What is your kind of man? He was asked again.” In answer, he said, "Men like John Dumelo.” Probed further on if he is aware that the laws of the country forbid homosexuality, Pappy Kojo said, "You can't change it.” Pappy Kojo's revelation comes at a time there seems to be a nationwide conversation about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexuals, Transgender and Queer individuals. Statements by some ministerial nominees have triggered conversations on whether the country should legalize it in the country. Source | Summary

Ghanaian actress and social media influencer, Efia Odo. The actress who disclosed this in an interview with Kofi TV said she did everything with these men but did not go as far as having sex with them. "I was dating 14 guys individually and this does not mean there was sex involved. When you're dating someone, you are getting to know the person. We went on dates, talked, and had conversations. There was no sex involved. I didn't even kiss any of them. Each of them had their turn," he stated. She added that all the men in question knew each other and as such, respectfully maintained their position in her life as 'side guys'. "They all knew each other. Each one knew he wasn't the only one I was talking to. I tell them point blank and it wasn't strange at all," Efia Odo stated. The actress has been tagged as promiscuous by some Ghanaians and this is because of the number of celebrities she has allegedly had sexual relations with. She has been accused of having sexual affairs with the likes of Shatta Wale, Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes, King Promise and many others. Source | Summary

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"I have a special crush on Beyonce so when l met Kelly Rowland, everything transfered to her that night. That was a special night for me and the most amaxing moment in my life". Speaking to Ghanaian American based Journalist and Content Curator Ntiamoah Williams on inews Studios, Derry Mensah shared his special time in the X Factor competition and how the show has helped to transform his life and opened many doors for him. Derry Mensah confirmed he is a british- born to Ghanaian parents. Source | Summary

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X-Factor contestant, Derry Mensah, has expressed his regrets in his inability to grant a feature to Stonebwoy when he was in the X Factor competition. According to Deery Mensah, he was bond to rules and regulations as well as contracts whiles he was in the competition. It was for this reason he couldn't accept a possible collaboration from Stonebwoy and other Nigerian Artistes. He feels some of these artistes felt disrespected by he refusal for that reason he is currently no convinced to reach out to these artistes for a possible collaboration now that he is a solo artiste. Derry Mensah made these revelations in an interview with Ntiamoah Williams on inrws Studios in America. Source | Summary

Coel scored 'Best Writer' and 'Best Actress' nominations for her work. The awards scheme recognises "Outstanding UK programmes and performances seen or heard in the preceding year.” Coel scored 'Best Writer' and 'Best Actress' nominations for her work on the critically acclaimed limited series, I May Destroy You.'. The series was created, written, co-directed and executive produced by Coel. She plays the lead role of Arabella, who is forced to reassess everything, including her career, friends and family after being sexually assaulted in a nightclub. The 47th BPG Awards will take place virtually on March 12. Winners will be announced on Twitter using the hashtag #BPGAwards. BBC for its Lockdown Learning initiativeGrayson's Art Club – Grayson and Philippa Perry tackling lockdown through artPE With Joe – Joe Wicks' lockdown PE lessons. Source | Summary