(L) Reggae artist Queen Ifrica at her 40th birthday party held at Opa! Greek Restaurant and Sky Lounge on Old Hope Road in St Andrew, last Wednesday. (PHOTOS: KARL MCLARTY)
By Howard Campbell-- (L-R) Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica & Nikki Burt-- ON the evening of November 4 2007, the world was transfixed on the historic presidential elections in the United
By Davina Henry--- File Dane Lewis--- Amid continuous cancellations of shows for several of dancehall and reggae's top international acts, J-FLAG's (The Jamaica Forum of Lesbians, All-Sexuals and Gays) executive
By Davina Hamilton--- The Jamaican singer says artists who incited violence against gay people often did it to win cheers from their audience. Queen Ifrica--- REGGAE STAR Queen Ifrica says
Queen Ifrica---- THREE days after the death of her mother, Ivorine' Queen Ita' Walsh, singer Queen Ifrica broke her silence in an exclusive interview with the Jamaica Observer. "I have
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
Today we begin a new column in the Saturday Gleaner, Music and More with Mel. Written by Melville Cooke, as the name suggests, it will focus mostly on music -
AFTERPARTY REWIND - STAY AFTER THE SHOW FOR THE AFTERPARTY FEAT. THE LEGENDARY KING JAMMYS & BLACK SCORPIO FR. 11PM UNTIL
By Curtis Campbell-- DJ Sunshine---- Musicians urge colleagues to tackle other topics--- Music industry participants are asking their colleagues to exclude the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community
Queen Ifrica---- KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Reggae singer and deejay, Queen Ifrica, on Monday sought to clear the air regarding her ongoing contentious association with the gay community. Queen Ifrica