By Howard Campbell--- A commemorative blue plaque has been placed at the London home where reggae star Dennis Brown lived, the unitedreggae.com website reports. The unveiling ceremony took place on
BY Cecelia Campbell-Livingston The original Desert Boots by Clarks BRITISH shoe manufacturer Clarks has teamed with reggae label Trojan Records to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its Originals Desert
By Jayne Clark--- Looking to experience the Caribbean like a local? Best bet is to query a well-informed, well-traveled islander. At a conference last week in Guyana, 300 or so members
By Sharon Jayson--- U.S. Census, Households and Families: 2010 Interracial partnering across the USA has reached new levels, according to 2010 Census data released Wednesday that reflect sharp increases in the percentages
Peart By Steven Jackson----- Jamaicans who frequent the United States (US) - including merchants, athletes, pilots and entertainers - should soon expect to see their income and savings above US$50,000 disclosed to
BY CANDIESE LEVERIDGE----- A group of artists have come together to use their talents to help our nation's children. Bounty Killer, Konshens, Red Rat, Omari, Raine Seville and Cherine Anderson,
Last month I posed a simple question: Are airlines withholding seats so you'll pay a premium? We asked for your thoughts. And, boy, did we get them: In nine years of
Dr Michael Barnett (right), editor of 'Rastafari in the New Millennium: A Rastafari Reader', presents a copy of the book to Dr Pauletta Chevannes, widow of Professor Barry Chevannes,
As the Nets prepared for their final home game in New Jersey after 35 years in the state, Governor Chris Christie made it clear he will not be shedding any tears over
Sergeant Sebeart Nelson, commanding officer, Bog Walk police station supervises the transfer of 520 cases of milk from a Leyland truck driven by 58-year-old, Upert Thompson which overturned this morning