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Four powerful political parties in Liberia today signed a Memorandum of Understanding agreeing to come together under one umbrella  competing against the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change.


  Mr. Joseph Nyumah Boakai of the former ruling Unity Party, Cllr. Charles Walker Brumskine of the Liberty Party, Mr. Benoni Urey, of the All Liberia Party and Mr. Alexander B. Cummings of the Alternative National Congress all took turns signing this unusual MOU. Mr. Urey is the forerunner of this unit.
“Today Liberia is once again making history. Over the year we have heard the clarion call from Liberians both at home and abroad and also the call from our international partners of the need for the opposition to unite,” Mr. Urey declared. “Today, we are signing a document that begins the process of the unity we have been craving for years. We have decided to put Liberia first and to attune our political agenda in the interest of Liberia and the Liberian people; and above our individual and …

Legend Musik artist "J Flow" posted a photo of her fresh new cut with the caption, "“Strategy is about making choices, trade-offs; it’s about deliberately choosing to be different. The New Me."
Check it out below:





On 20th February, Rep. Yekeh Kolubah accused Speaker Bhofal Chambers of undermining his concerns and using his authority to suppress the Montserrado County District #10 Rep.  During an interview on "50-50", a local talk show hosted on Sky FM, Rep. Kolubah today his audience that  his concerns are not getting necessary attention, which deny him from fully representing his district.
According to Kolubah, Speaker Chambers agenda of the House doesn't includes any of his concerns and the Speaker also refuses to recognize him when he has a point to make in session.
He believes that the lack of respect for the House from members of the public results from the way the House is being conducted by Speaker Chambers.
He cautions that Liberians will hold lawmakers responsible for not proceeding the right way and for their failure to tell the president where he is going wrong.
The Montserrado Rep. threatens to apply his legal authority since he cannot be recognized by the Speaker.
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On 20th February 2019, at Oporto Restaurant,  Hott TV team, including DJ Blue, Master Queen, Double H and Cypha D'King,  announced their newest addition, the "Hott TV Music Video Awards".
The TV Station aims to foster creativity in the video industry, as well as reward video production companies for their contribution to the growth of the industry. The award ceremony is schedule for Saturday, 21st December 2019.
We have seen tremendous improvement in the artists music video quality. This award show is highly needed. It will encourage more creativity within the industry.




 

Bucky Raw, who was once a hip hop rapper, didn't make a name within the Liberian community until he was featured in the Liberian Entertainment Awards  Cypher few years ago. The artist gave a jaw-dropping performance, rapping in his local Liberian dialect, that drove everyone wild. Since then, his popularity has grown at home and abroad. But, with the fame came along some challenges for the young artist. Over the years, the artist has stepped on many toes, including some key players of the industry. In a post on twitter, bucky raw expressed his inner feelings about the industry.
 “The industry wants me to pack my load I jeh arriving. Y’all not see nothing yet .”

Are folks hating on Bucky because of Jealously or because of his ego and unpleasant interaction with the industry players? What do you think? 

In the Liberian Entertainment Industry, when the higher-ups speak on being humble and respectful, the first respond you receive from most entertainers is "I don't kiss ass." A comment that has been used by Bucky team over the years. Is this phrase limited to just the Liberian Entertainment Industry? Looking at these text messages between Bucky's team and Don Jazzy, it is contradicting from what we have been told. It sure do look like ass kissing. Don't get me wrong, being humble and respectful, especially when you need someone to dedicate their time to you, is highly encouraged. What is not acceptable, is for Liberian entertainers to be so disrespectful and rude to their own people within the industry, but willing to kneel down to foreigners. Check out these screen shots and give us your input.