Jamaica Gleaner Entertainment
Published: Monday Sunday | June 7, 2009
Organs and organists fading
Bonafide wants Jamaican recognition
ATI offers the best of both worlds
Bonafide wants Jamaican recognition
Western Bureau: Thirteen years after migrating to the United States, the Bonafide band, which originally started out with four brothers in Mount Salem, St James, in 1990, has all but conquered the world with their unique brand of reggae music. Read More...
Ron Young entertainment's legal guy
In the land of reggae music, comedy and several other genres that comprise Jamaica's entertainment landscape, it's hard to believe that there... Read More...
Uganda moves to reggae beat - Though Marley mania holds firm, new interests abound
BONN, Germany: Though the global economic recession has flushed the fortunes of Jamaican products like alumina down the toilet, at least one signature export is thriving in transatlantic exchange. Read More...
Nas, Damian Marley to perform together at Sumfest
Reggae royalty, Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley, and rap luminary, Nas, will deliver a special performance together on Saturday, July 25, on International Night II at Reggae Sumfest. Read More...
STORY OF THE SONG; Max Romeo has fertile 'Wet Dream'
ATI offers the best of both worlds
With the reunion of two major entertainment forces - party organisers Absolute Entertainment and liquor sponsors Appleton Rum - the directors of Appleton Temptation Isle (ATI) are promising one of the best Independence party weekends from August 5-9 in... Read More...
Sonya Headlam makes Jamaica debut
United States-based soprano, Sonya Headlam, will make her Jamaican debut on Monday, June 22, at 7 p.m. Read More...
Resurgence for Prince Zimboo, the African deejay with 999 wives
He left DBush, on the border of South and Central Africa, for America and then to England to make a name for himself in dancehall. Read More...
MOVIE REVIEW: Making news - the real plot for 'State of Play'
Film: State of Play Director: Kevin McDonald Starring: Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams and Helen Mirren Duration: 127 minutes. Read More...
