Ken Boothe— KEN Boothe is singing a song familiar to many of his contemporaries; That his new songs are being overlooked by disc jockeys in Jamaica. The singer’s latest album, Journey, was recorded and produced at his Kingston home studio.
Protesters cart the body of a demonstrator who was killed by a gunshot in clashes with residents in a neighbourhood known for it’s support of the ruling party, during a protest march against official preliminary election results, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Friday, November 20. (Photo: AP)
class=”post-title”>Maxi Priest was one of three Jamaicans among the eight Caribbean Americans singled out by the Washington,DC based Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS) for top honors at its 22nd Caribbean American Heritage Awards Gala held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Friday, November 20, 2015 in Washington DC.
Justin Bieber— JUSTIN Bieber’s dancehall-tinged song Sorry is number one in the United Kingdom. It removed Adele’s Hello, which spent three weeks on top.
Charmaine DaCosta (second left) at Finn Partners in New York with fellow Ardennites (from left) Dave Sappleton; Devon Harris, former Jamaican Olympic bobsledder; and Nadine Molloy, principal of Ardenne High School.—-
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Rosalvo Patterson, the blind man who was found living in a fowl coop in the community of Jericho, St Catherine earlier this year, has died.
