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Bad gyal Ce’cile’s on her way to T&T and she’s teaming up with S. Winchester. You know Ce’cile right? The Jamaican female who’s been getting rave reviews around the globe for her mix of grit, sophisticated sex appeal and confident lyrical explosions. Yes, the hot gyal Ce’cile who brought us her compilation, ‘ Worth It’ in January and who’s impressed crowds across the Caribbean and internationally with her sultry style that’s proven incomparable since she stepped onto the scene in the late 90’s; that Ce’cile’s coming to Trinidad on ...

Monday July 13; Kingston, Jamaica: She started out as member of the production team, but in season four (2007) of Digicel Rising Stars Kerie 'Kiki' Lewis stole the hearts of Jamaicans when she became the host of the famous Sony Ericsson Chill Room. Lewis had started out with the Digicel Rising Stars team on the production side in the first season of the ground breaking show, but then “took a break, and was concentrating on something different” while seasons two and three cemented Digicel Rising Stars as the ...

New York, NY (Ms. RAINE INC.) - Father's Day turned out be a wet, wild, and somewhat wacky day in Brooklyn as thousands of Caribbean music fans stormed Floyd Bennett Field to witness rousing performances and outrageous stage antics from some of the biggest names in Dancehall and Reggae, and up and coming culturally diverse Caribbean-inspired ...

Condolences to the King's family, friends and fans as we all mourn together! Michael Jackson will be missed but never forgotten. Even in death he was able to unite people of all creeds and colors and make them happy; he is the greatest entertainer that ever ...

Overnight, the world has been rocked by news that the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, has died after suffering cardiac arrest. The icon’s passing has left a void in the industry that many agree, will never be filled. One such believer is Trinidad and Tobago Soca artist, Shurwayne Winchester, whose immediate reaction to the news, was that of disbelief and utter ...

Upon hearing of the death of Michael Jackson, dancehall artist Lady Shelly released the following statement; “I have been paying close attention to the different media outlets as they announce his death and review his life. I notice that a lot of the major white media such as CNN, NBC and so on are spending a lot of time trying to figure out what his legacy will be. They seem to always be going back to the two major child molestation cases that he had to deal with. The first case occurred in the early 90s and ...

June 17, 2009 (PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO): On June 3, the Marionettes Chorale's two founding directors, Jocelyn Pierre and June Williams-Thorne, were among the artists who were given awards for their outstanding contribution to culture during the Queen's Hall 50th Anniversary Awards Gala, along with Gretta Taylor, who took the helm in 1974 and has led the group ever since. It was a fitting moment as the choir celebrated with Queen's Hall, the place that has been the venue for virtually all of the Marionettes' season productions over its ...

NEW YORK (June 13, 2009) - Eighty-two year-old Jamaican-American recording star, actor and humanitarian, Harry Belafonte, believes he could not pass on the torch in the struggle for peace and human dignity to a better person than Haitian musical adventurer Wyclef Jean - the 2009 ASCAP-Harry Chapin Humanitarian Award recipient. Presenting the award to Wyclef Jean this week at the ...

June 8, 2009, Kingston, Jamaica,  Hot dancehall artist Natalie Storm was recently in New York City recording some brand new material, performing and appearing at several high profile events. Natalie was flown in by DJ Max Glazer’s Business Class Records to record several songs with her T.N.T family Tifa and Timberlee for an upcoming release. She also began recording several brand new songs for her own album while staying at the ...

Sunday, June 7; Kingston, Jamaica: Yendi Phillipps is, without a doubt, beauty with a purpose, and not only because she claimed that award in the 2007 Miss World competition in China. The 20-something is an accomplished, drop-dead gorgeous dancer who stretches herself to be the best she can be. Whether it’s an appearance to boost the profile of an event aiming to raise funds for a worthy cause or working at her creative summer camp, Yendi is a Jamaican gem. Since winning the 2007 Miss Jamaica World title she has become a ...