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Gregory Isaacs said 'me a bat first'

The Studio 38 series, started in January on the grounds of Pulse's Trafalgar Road, New Kingston, headquarters, gave audiences a rare chance to see top-notch mature entertainers in an up-close and personal setting, tailor-made for extended performances....

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Who was Gregory's wife?

Since singer Gregory Isaacs died on Monday, two women have come forward claiming to be his wife.June Isaacs, who lives in Kingston, and London-based Linda Isaacs both say they were the 'Cool Ruler's' number one.

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10 bartenders, one incredible night

After having 10 International Bartender Challenges in 10 key markets across the world, the 10 champion bartenders were on the rock on Friday last at the Sunken Gardens, Hope Gardens, to showcase their skills for one night....

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Buju's 'Before the Dawn' gets mixed reviews

Buju Banton's new album, Before The Dawn, is holding its own more than three weeks after it was released by his Gargamel label.The set is currently number six on the Billboard reggae chart.

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Embracing the wealth!

It was a sight to behold as several luxury brands and Coaster-bus loads of Jamaica's wealthy, elite, corporate giants, and those who just had to be there, descended on New Kingston's Jamaica Pegasus hotel for 'Embracing Our Common Humanity' with former United States President Bill Clinton.