Gory ways to glory days
Many gospel artistes sing of their great change since being born again and the felonious lives they lived while they were outcasts. "Amazing grace, how sweet the sound" is no longer the testimony of dancehall gospel artistes, and lines such as "pop off di word" are becoming more popular.
Miss Jamaica World rises above 2006 setback
It was a controversial year for the Miss Jamaica World competition in 2006. However, franchise holder Mickey Haughton-James claims that this year the new arrivals have exceeded expectations.
Jah Cure free but not forgetful
After years of reflecting through the bars of his jail cell, reggae singer Jah Cure is free to focus on new beginnings and ready to pursue his music.It was eight years ago that Siccature 'Jah Cure' Alcock was prosecuted in 1999...
Jamaicans make splash at Rototom
It is no secret that reggae music is widely loved internationally and, as countries across Europe and other parts of the world invest heavily in reggae festivals and other major events, local artistes are called upon to perform...
'D-Mo'new rising star of the rhythms
Western Bureau: A gifted teenager in music is nothing new in Jamaica, which has a rich history of producing child stars who have evolved into major stars over the years. However, when that youngster is an unassuming...
Tanya Stephens thankful for scholarship
Deejay Tanya Stephens was officially awarded a scholarship to the University of Sunderland, England, where she will do a business management degree through Internet-based classes. The official announcement was made at the Terra...
Timber-Lee in dancehall 'Heaven'
You have to be brave to hang around Miss Timber-Lee Heaven. You always have to be prepared for her to launch into an unexpected deed, not to mention be on the lookout for her sometimes brutal honesty.
Crackling return for Red Plastic Bag
Christ Church, Barbados: It may seem unfair for one man to win the Crop Over title eight times, but that will not stop Stedson 'Red Plastic Bag' Wiltshire.
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