Grange passes on bad MIDEM report

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports the Honourable Olivia 'Babsy' Grange swapped her multiple ministerial hats for the journalist's on Wednesday evening, passing on a report that she put together from interviewing a music publisher about his MIDEM experience in January. MIDEM is the annual music trade show in France.

'Music and Lyrics' assesses impact of 'daggering' ban

During Reggae Month last year - in fact, on Bob Marley's birthday - the Broadcasting Commission issued a directive that would have far-reaching effect on the Jamaican music content being given airplay.

'Rex Nettleford, A Celebration in His Honour'

"Oh death, where is thy sting?" seemed to be the unvoiced cry by the many Jamaicans who turned out to join members of the National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) in their celebration of the life and work of Professor the Honourable Rex Nettleford.

Keith vs 'Shebada'

In many ways, watching popular roots actor Keith 'Shebada' Ramsey is like watching the comic book character, mild-mannered Bruce Banner, transform into The Hulk.

Oh, to be taken seriously! Two comics address blurring of laughter, business

Owen 'Blakka' Ellis officially retired from stand-up comedy last year, after nearly a quarter century of stirring, side-splitting laughter while addressing very serious matters. Rohan Gunter is in his fourth year of stand-up comedy, after entering the Comedy Buss contest in 2006.

Toots featured on music legend's webcast project

Reggae legend Toots Hibbert is the latest act to be featured on 'Live From Daryl's House', a webcast project of singer/songwriter Daryl Hall, half of the American pop duo Hall and Oates.

Christopher Irons records 'Buddhist Guy'

For anyone who has attended an exhibition by artist Christopher Irons, they know his presentations are anything but conventional. Recently, Irons took a break from shocking art patrons to record an album inspired by his lady love.

Fi Wi Sinting flourishes in the rain

Heavy rains last Sunday prevented many would-be patrons from attending the 21st staging of Fi Wi Sinting , usually the biggest one-day African heritage celebration in Jamaica. But those who defied the inclement weather soaked up the continual drizzle, festivities, fun and food.

'I did it my way'

After leading what would be described as a full life, filmmaker Barbara Blake-Hannah said there is nothing she would do differently because she had done everything her way.

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