Entertainment

The National Library of Jamaica (NLJ) plans to present Legalise It, a collaborative effort with Teddy Laidley Productions on Friday.Legalise It seeks to encourage local artistes to build a sound collection...

Following the successful staging of the Red Bull Thre3Style competition, Jamaican youth will again have another creative outlet to express their musical talent, this time through the Red Bull Cellie Clash competition....

With the increase in the number of parties and promoters now upping the ante to have their parties stand out, two events have noticeably added a new dimension to the party experience. Dream Entertainment, the promoters...

Western Bureau: Three weeks after his philanthropic effort to assist the children of the Blossom Garden Children Home in Montego Bay, reggae musician Edge Michael was hit by the theft...

With the Order of Merit (OM) bestowed last Monday, a concert in New Kingston last Thursday night, and the annual Peter Tosh Symposium at the University of the West Indies (UWI) on Friday, last week the Stepping Razor had a markedly increased profile....

VP records, in collaboration with former Prime Minister of Jamaica Edward Seaga, launched the much-talked-about Reggae Golden Jubilee: Origins of Jamaican Music, a four-CD...

The Jamaican public, animation enthusiasts and lovers of cultural diversity are in for a treat beginning today when the Alliance Française of Jamaica will present a French Animated Film Festival.

Clichéd though the phrase may be, 'Why me God?' is an utterance by those who have been weighed down by burdensome situations with damaging effects.It is also the name given to the debut novel penned by gospel recording artiste...

It has been a busy year for the Marleys. Businessman and co-founder of Marley Coffee, Rohan Marley, recently visited South Africa to promote the release of his new headphones, House of Marley, only weeks after a media frenzy involving himself, Haitian artiste, Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill - with whom he has five children.

Any ardent dance or party fan of the late 1960s will tell you that whenever they attended one of these sessions, they would, almost invariably, be dancing to the music of a Jamaican singing group. Groups, whatever they be - duos, trios or quartets - even in the midst of the day.

The annual GT Taylor Christmas Extravaganza has garnered a winning reputation over the past 12 years and is now looking to once again provide one-of-a-kind entertainment in this, its 13th year.

He is being entrusted with a lot of important projects, and has yet to fail.