BY CECELIA CAMPBELL-LIVINGSTON & RICHARD JOHNSON---- ANOTHER incident involving a flag at a public event has sparked anger. This time, it was at the Jamaican premiere of Marley, the new
MacDonald wants to do another Wailer film BY RICHARD JOHNSON ------ IF filmmaker Kevin MacDonald has his way, a feature film on reggae star Peter Tosh could make it to
By HOWARD CAMPBELL THE I-Three are to reunite for a series of shows starting next week in Suriname and French Guiana, veteran tour manager Copeland Forbes has disclosed. Original
By Jacob Katel Stephen and the other Marley bros aren't showing up for Marley Fest. Before you roll up and roll out to Virginia Key Beach Park next weekend for the Nine
Cecelia Campbell-Livingston Tuesday, February 07, 2012 ------- WITH Rita Marley proudly sitting in the front row of the audience, Bob Marley's life was celebrated with some powerful performances at the
Bob Marley To mark what would be the 67th birthday of reggae icon, Bob Marley, Digicel and the Bob Marley Foundation have come together for a second year running to honor the
Rihanna, Marilyn Monroe Art: Singer Spends $160K on Portrait of Sex Icon By Contessa Gayles Gustavo Caballero, Getty Images for Ciroc Vodka It's no surprise Rihanna idolizes Marilyn Monroe -- like the Hollywood
Lauryn Hill, the talented singer, songwriter and actress, quietly slipped into Jamaica Monday night as she prepares to perform at the Shaggy and Friends Charity Concert set for January
From The Jamaica Observer Sunday, December 25, 2011 DONISHA Prendergast, the granddaughter of reggae legend Bob Marley, was on Thursday fined $100 after pleading guilty in the Corporate Area Resident
FROM THE JAMAICA OBSERVER By Simone Morgan THE website entertainmentwise.com, has named the late Jamaican reggae legend Bob Marley the second most talked about artist in 2011. Marley falls second