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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

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 living up to our ni

You really don't need that much to spend on these styles. 1. Long Cardigan when It hits your hips, this flatters any figure a woman has. Wear it with a pair of jeans or shorts with boots. 2. Sweater Dress A patterned dress is trendy.  Classy too, for work look. Don't forget to add a bold necklace or a belt.  3. Biker/Moto Jacket I mean, tell me no one owns at least one biker jacket in their closet ! And i don't mean just any jacket, style says it all. it works with anything BTW.  Stay Fabulous By Marsha lily

A woman's worst nightmare. Fantasia's daughter's father has filed for full custody of her child and hopes to also receive child support. Now 13 years later, Brandel has filed a lawsuit in North Carolina asking for  full custody  in an attempt to get child support from the singer.  Mr. Shouse had very little personal contact with Zion and has provided no financial support for her. The case will not be heard until 2015.  Good luck to him though , you can't be an absent father for 13 years then expect custody By: Marsha Lily 

The Annual Liberia Music Award 2014 , was held on the 14th of June in Atlanta Georgia ( United States ) . The event was dominated by Liberia Based Artists. However there is no doubt ,the ceremony formed mutual respect , working relationships and unity amongst Liberian Artists and Entertainers. Liberian Stars Views Congratulates  All the Winners. We would like to send a special shout out to the Organizers, Performers, and Nominees of the year 2014 # LIBERIA IS RISING The LMA Official Winners Lists :     Artist of the Year - Scientific   Video of the Year - Tricky Papaye - Shadow  Song of the Year - ' Pot Boiling Remix ' Xpolay Feat. Liberian AllStars (Romeo Lead, JD Donzo, Takun J, Bentman Tha Don, and Luckay Buckay) Group of the Year - Soul Fresh  Collaboration of the Year -' Pot Boiling Remix ' Xpolay feat. Liberian All Stars (Romeo Lead, JD Donzo, Takun J, Bentman Tha Don, and Luckay Buckay) Video Director of the Year - Faya

Here we are weeks after the most talked about events held in Monrovia, the Wiz Kid and Timaya show, sponsored by Sound City and Novaphone . Many opinions and views have been floating around the worldwide web, by supporters and non-supporters .  Whilst some may see these events to be an accomplishment for Liberians and a Gateway to numerous opportunities etc. At LSV , we believe these event are a wake up call, that WE as citizens have to take charge of our progressing entertainment industry . As the popular Liberian saying goes " The street wouldn't buy you , if your family doesn't sell you ". It is time to face the truth, in regards to the mismanagement and exploitation of the entertainment sector within the country.  Liberia is a low income country that relies heavily on foreign assistance, the  Civil war  destroyed much of the economy. It was reported that an average Liberian lives on 1 USD ( US Dollar )  a day , which totals to about 80 Liberian Dollars. Despite t