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14 April 2017 / guest Blogger, Robin Dopoe, Jr. Master Queen On this day, radio diva Master Queen was born. The Bomi Native who turned 29-years today, made her radio debut about 8-years ago at the time less opportunities were available for women in media. Arguably, the best female radio personality in the country, Master Queen has defied all odds to dominate the air wave with her bold stand on issues within the entertainment industry. As she celebrates her birthday today, I will like to use this opportunity to pen these few words.  "Master Queen, I’m glad that you were born.  You brighten my life and fill it with joy. Master Queen, on this day, I wish you God blessing and wisdom in order for you to fulfill all of your dreams. It is my prayer that you will continue to promote Liberian music no matter the situation. Once again, Happy birthday!"

12 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah Cece Maintain The buzz continue for Cece Maintain. The 29-year old actress/talk show host landed two African Girls Rock (AGR) nominations. Along with a AGR nomination for STAR POWER, the recently LEA Best Actress nominee is also nominated for PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD. Her competition in all categories is tight, especially in the PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD category, where Liberian controversial blogger Berenice Mulubah and eccentric singer Xten are nominated as well. ...

12 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah  Thank You by Douk De Lib Thank You by Douk De Lib.  Check it out below 

10 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah  Quincy B Police report is in. According to the Daily Observer: The traffic section of the Liberia National Police has concluded its investigation to establish the cause and circumstances that led to fallen music icon Quincy B's death. According to the LNP, Quincy B, (Quincy Luwokollie Burrowes) died as a result of excessive speeding and reckless driving, which violated section 10.10 of the vehicle and traffic laws of Liberia. The LNP investigation report added that section 10.10 of the vehicle and traffic laws of Liberia called for drivers to drive at a speed limit of 35 miles per hour in residential zones, such as the Tubman Boulevard area. The investigation report said that immediately the artist entered the curve, he lost control of his car apparently as he tried to dodge a vehicle that was coming in from the fence of the UNMIL in order to avoid a head-on collision. This vehicle was on its rightful lane, and bears...

10 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah  Lewiz McCarthy manager of Quincy B   Liberia National Police has charged Lewiz McCarthy, manager of the late Quincy B, for civil liability and violation of the insurance law of Liberia. McCarthy, who was released by his lawyer, will be responsible for injury expenses for artist CIC, who was also involved in the accident, because the car was not insured, according to the LNP charges. According the Liberian Daily Observer, the late Quincy B's family, Lewiz McCarthy and others were all invited on Friday at the LNP Headquarters in Monrovia. Under Chapter 5 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of Liberia, which is captioned, Civil Liability, every owner of a vehicle used or operated on any highway to which this title is applicable shall be liable and responsible for deaths or injuries to a person or property(ies) resulting from negligence in the use or operation of such vehicle. The late singer did not have a driver's licen...

8 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah  Check out ConCcoins new song M.Y.O.B

7 April 2017 / Berenice Mulubah  Lewiz McCarthy arrested for the death of Quincy B Lewiz McCarthy, manager of Quincy B, was arrested 12 hours ago for the death of Quincy B and CIC broken leg.  For full details on the arrest, watch video below. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO