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  Christiana Awuni has expressed her biggest challenge since she ventured into the Ghanaian movie scene in 2012. The  multiple award-winning actress has disclosed how she lost a role in a movie casting due to her tribe. Speaking to Kyidom Bright (King Solar) on Showbiz Review, she said there are challenges in every work or job and this was hers. “Every job has its own challenges, but the one that hurts me the most was when I lost a role in the biggest movie ever made.” “I nearly lost interest in movie making when the director said to me, we need Asantes to play a particular role, and not that of my tribe”, she said. Christiana Awuni said this on Kumasi’s early bird entertainment show,  “Showbiz Review” on Aben FM 103.3 MHz, a subsidiary under Joy Media Company. The voluptuous actress and producer made the revelation to Kyidom when asked what her reaction was after she was denied a role due to tribe. She said, “I was surprised and felt sad. I felt ashamed. I heard a direct...

Charterhouse PRO, Robert Klah The Head of Public Events and Communication for Charterhouse Productions Ltd, Mr Robert Klah, believes that everyone’s stardom is present right from infancy. Speaking on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, he noted that everyone is born a star. Nevertheless, it depends on the individual to actualize and claim it. “Everybody is born a star. It is yours to lose it or attain it” Robert added that, in order be the star you were born to be, you have to find the grounds to thrive on and the path to chart. “If you ask an elephant to go and swim it won’t work, so it is when you are able to find your field, and walk on that particular path, and excel, then you become a star.” The Public Relations Officer also said it does not take one thing to make someone a successful star, but a perfect blend of talent, hard work, and capital to achieve that goal. “I think for me it is a perfect balance and combination of everything within the mix, having the mix right, based on who y...

CEO of Bullhaus Entertainment and artiste manager, Lawrence Asiamah Hanson, known in showbiz circles as ‘Bulldog’, is of the view that, stars are not born but made. “We are all born empty. Nobody comes here with anything in their minds. After getting here, the way we respond to where we are is what makes our personality likable. You can’t see two babies and say that this one is a star and the other is not,” he told Andy Dosty in an interview on Daybreak Hitz. This comes after rapper and linguist Okyeame Kwame said that, there are people who are born stars, and others who are made through what he terms the “push and pull factors”. “Some stars are made and others are born. I know you’ve heard that statement. There are people who are born with a big persona. When they enter a room, they shut all the energy in the room with theirs,” the “Woso” rapper observed. In a rebuttal to Okyeame Kwame’s view, Bulldog registered his standpoint by citing a scenario where a human being, irrespective of ...