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Rickslyn Myers Challenges Comedians to Raise Standards Amid Cross-Dressing Backlash

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Liberian social influencer Rickslyn Myers is once again shaking the table—and this time, her target is comedians like “Pejim55”, who recently posted a video fully dressed and made up as a woman for comedic effect. Myers didn’t hold back. She shared the clip and called out the growing trend of male comedians relying on wigs, dresses, makeup, and exaggerated femininity just to get laughs. According to her, this style of comedy has crossed into what she calls “bad bacteria behavior.” In her view, the overuse of cross-dressing is not only unoriginal but a sign that the craft is losing creativity. For those who don’t know, Ms. Myers is one of Liberia’s most outspoken and influential social voices. She has starred in movies, collaborated musically with artists like “Bucky Raw”, and built one of the strongest social media followings in the Liberian entertainment space. When she speaks, people pay attention—whether they agree with her or not. Her argument is simple: If you’re truly funny, ...
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Liberian Cuisine: A Flavorful Legacy the World Is Finally Discovering

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For decades, Liberians have known the truth: "our food is unmatched." It is rich, soulful, deeply seasoned, and rooted in a cooking tradition guided not by cookbooks, but by memory, instinct, and generational wisdom. Today, thanks to global platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, the world is finally catching up to the fact that "Liberian cuisine is one of the most flavorful and underrated culinary cultures on Earth." From aromatic stews simmered for hours to jollof that can quiet an entire room, Liberian food tells stories of survival, celebration, and identity. It is not merely cooking — it is heritage. --- “We Cook With Memories” — The Liberian Way of Life. While many global cuisines rely on carefully measured recipes and written instructions, Liberian cooking is something entirely different. Liberians don’t measure; we remember. We don’t read recipes; we feel the food. We don’t follow rules; we follow our ancestors. Growing up in Liberia, cooki...
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Liberian Singer Fluxii Loses Her 100K Facebook Fan Page — Gains 34,000 New Followers in 3 Days Amid Contract Fallout with DMG

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The Liberian music scene has been shaken this week after "Fluxii", one of the country’s rising female voices, publicly revealed that she is no longer with her record label, "DMG Music". The announcement stunned fans — not only because of the sudden split, but because Fluxii also claims that her "official Facebook fan page with over 100,000 followers was seized, deactivated, and renamed" after the contract ended. Despite the setback, Fluxii has already rebuilt quickly, gathering "over 34,000 new followers on her fresh Facebook page" in just a matter of days. But behind the numbers lies a deeper industry concern that has sparked debate across Liberia. Fluxii Breaks Her Silence Three days ago, Fluxii released an emotional statement detailing her version of events. "Summary of Fluxii’s Statement" Fluxii says she is heartbroken because the Facebook page she built "before signing any contract" — through her own music, tale...
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Hollywood Actor Corey Hendrix Says He Wants to Visit Liberia — And Liberians Are Already Talking!

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Hollywood continues to turn its eyes toward West Africa—this time, thanks to American actor Corey Hendrix, who recently hinted that he wants to take a trip to Liberia. Known for his standout roles in The Chi, Canal Street, 61st Street, and various indie films, Hendrix surprised his fans and the Liberian community with a humorous yet intriguing Facebook post. A day ago, Corey shared: “Somebody buy me a ticket to Liberia for next month. I’ll pay you back when I do my taxes.” Whether he was cracking a joke, manifesting future travel plans, or responding to a conversation we’re not privy to, one thing is certain—his statement made its way across the Liberian social media space "instantly". “Come Through, Corey!” — Liberians Respond Within minutes of the post circulating, Liberians began reacting with excitement, laughter, and plenty of playful comments. Some encouraged him to make the trip for real: “Come experience Liberian jollof and palm butter, my guy! You’ll never wa...
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Rumors Swell Of A Deng-CIC Collaboration

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Fans of Deng and C-I-C are once more nervously anxious as rumors swell of another round of will-they-or won't-they: LSV has confirmed that the managements of African Entertainment & SOG met at an undisclosed venue to begin talks of a collaboration. "I'm one hundred percent certain that this time it's a done deal; the public should expect a brand new single from both artists in a matter of weeks. It's a done deal." a source close to Deng told LSV. Rumors of a Deng-CIC collaboration have been filtering in the air since at least before CIC accident when Deng management initially abandoned talks to attend a concert in Europe. LSV is closely following this breaking news story and will bring you details as they unfold. Both managements of Deng and CIC could not be reached for comments. Written by Kwame Weeks in Monrovia
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New Song Of The Wave - Meet Fusha ' Time Right Now '

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Eugene Kofi better known as "FUSHA" found his love of music at a very early age. While in school, he would sing in church and played the keyboard.   After moving to New York from Ghana at the age of 13 years old, his influence in Hip Hop music grew after the likeness of artist like Jay-Z, Nas and Jadakiss. He remembers when he first bought Jay-Z’s album, it was too precious he didn’t open it.   In 2003 he joined a group called Corsica and by 2004 he was introduced to a recording studio in Brooklyn, NY where he recorded his first single FLATBUSH ANTHEM. He later left the group and moved to Massachusetts.   While in Massachusetts, Fusha has worked with Gary O'neil of O'neil Productions and Azoozo of Azoozo Recording. Some of his best work came from his collaboration with Azoozo such as  "ALEWA" "CAKEUP" "FLEX" "HENNESSY" "GOGOME" and "POPPIN BANDS" along side his Director Monakey Pictures who has don...
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Liberia and Infidelity : A Norm ?

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The affect of infidelity is, shocking, destructive and detestable. Although,  it is not a word we often use within our culture - the noun is not foreign to us. Westerners would describe it as , an act of being unfaithful to a sexual partner or a spouse . You may have experienced this first hand or got wind of it ; through a friend, neighbour or a family member. In This day and Age, a Woman or a Man stepping out of their matrimonial home is no longer a foul thought. Liberian Men, unlike some West African Men; is often praised for the level of respect and freedom given to their better half. In a typical Liberian Household, the woman is the glue that keeps the home together - fully functioning. Neither would like to rock the boat, due to the mutual admiration they both share (so I thought). Despite being situated in West Africa, we have a tendency to go against our indigenous upbringing. As we  continue to embrace western cultural practices, we are unconsciously livin...
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