Wedddy Weddy restarts

'Weddy Weddy' resumed its weekly party at 41 Burlington Ave on Wednesday, June 9, with a club vibe. Promoter Winston Powell guarantees great music and a party atmosphere with a new twist. Weddy Weddy, since inception, has been the model of consistency with unrivalled longevity and brand support that ensures good vibes and good music. The party rules the Wednesday night party circuit and features the World Immortal Stone Love, great music and rewarding patrons' involvement with great giveaways. The party was postponed as a result of the State of Emergency imposed on Kingston and St Andrew following an outbreak of violence. This week's club modified event signalled the resumption of the weekly party of fashion, dance and great music from the legendary Stone Love. The 6th anniversary of 'Weddy Weddy' will be celebrated in fine style on Friday, July 16. The party series came to life as a result of an alliance between the 'Energy God' and Winston 'Wee Pow' Powell, which saw the revival of the uptown outdoor party atmosphere similar to the days when the House of Leo ruled.

Fyakin simmers

DocMac Entertainment recording artiste Fyakin has been enjoying excellent rotation of his new video, Dem Nuh Real. "I really love the feedback I've been getting from the video so far, the theme of betrayal and deception is a common experience for a lot of people, nuff people no real, dem only ah pretend until you see their true colours," the singer, who was born Nicholas Levy, said. The single is also blowing up on FM radio and more disc jockeys are throwing their support behind the single. The artiste will be doing some aggressive radio and press promotions in Florida during June. He will also be appearing on a show on August 1 in Mandeville. Once signed to Fifth Element Records, Fyakin has since moved on, scoring a major international hit with My Lady two years ago. while he was signed to Fearless Records. Now, he has inked a deal with the St Ann-based DocMac Entertainment, and he is once again on the verge of major recording success with the new single called Dem No Real. "DocMac is going to take my music to the world," he said.

Hudson holiday

Kate Hudson is going to take her famous parents on holiday. The 31-year-old actress, who is currently working on new movie Something Borrowed in New York, hasn't had a vacation for ages and she can't wait to spend some quality time with her mother Goldie Hawn and stepfather Kurt Russell. She said: "As soon as I finish this movie I am going to go see my mom and dad! I am going to find them, they are overseas somewhere. We are all going to have a family vacation, I am really looking forward to it, I haven't had one in a while." Following in the footsteps of his showbiz family, it seems Kate's six-year-old son Ryder, whose father is Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson, craves the spotlight like his parents and grandparents.

The youngster has started wearing a bandage on his hand, not because he is injured but because he likes the attention. Kate said: "The bandage is an interesting subject because it's more of like a cool thing. He's not hurt. It's more like a prop for storytelling. He likes to make up really elaborate stories about how he hurt himself, which he didn't do. He loves it, I've got a performer on my hands, basically.