BY HORACE HINES--- Jimmy Cliff is all smiles after receiving the inaugural Irie FM Lifetime Achievement Award at his alma mater, Somerton All-Age and Infant School, in St James on
Jesse Jendah--- Jesse Jendah has developed a reputation as one of the most controversial artists in contemporary reggae. His unapologetic stance on social issues has ruffled many feathers; in 1999,
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston--- From left: Former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson at WABC TV in New York with Tracey Washington Bagley of ‘Here & Now’ and Dave Rodney of IMAGES LLC.---- In
Queen Ifrica - File By Curtis Campbell---- Reggae artist Queen Ifrica says the 22-year-old reggae lifestyle festival, Rebel Salute, will continue to pull thousands of tourists to the island annually. According
P.J. Patterson - File Nationwide News Network (NNN) and its Chief Executive Officer Cliff Hughes have been ordered to pay former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson $12 million arising from a
The moral decay worsens: St Thomas funeral practice of grave concern--- IN May this year when former Prime Minister PJ Patterson reiterated the need for a national strategy and
PJ Patterson---- By Shereita Grizzle--- Former Prime Minister Percival James Patterson has encouraged the entertainment fraternity to further facilitate partnerships with the sports industry. Patterson was speaking at the Jamaica Reggae Industry
New York, NY – Promoted as a two-day music festival set to debut on Saturday, October 13 & Sunday, October 14 (Constant Spring Golf Club - Kingston, Jamaica),
Zachary Harding---- Jamaica50 documentary highlights what's right with the island By Sadeke Brooks, Staff Reporter----- Zachary Harding gave guests a sneak peek into his One Peopledocumentary, a project started a year ago on