Entertainment

The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts' School of Drama yesterday opened the doors of the Dennis Scott Studio Theatre to welcome audiences to a display of drama, courtesy of the college's talented student theatre artists.

It's a global fashion parade, and we have some of the latest trends...

Brand-name performers such as Trinidad's Soca Monarch 2010 winner JW & Blaze and current dancehall heavyweight Konshens are warming to bring fire to the stage when Kirov Water Party heads to the New Kingston Golf...

The deep musical heritage of Clarendon came into sharp focus with the staging of Temperature's Entertainment Limited's, Clarendon Music Awards and Stage Show (CMA), on the grounds of the May Pen Courthouse, on Sunday.The...

Rain or shine Jamaicans have fun all the time...

Throughout the day, joy and laughter filled the air as children enjoyed themselves at the Grace Super Funday held at the Police Officers' Club.Kites were soaring through the air, balls were bouncing about and a cart filled...

Fiction nightclub, the hub of entertainment life at The Marketplace, in St Andrew, has made the move to ban smoking inside its venue.Francine Misir, marketing manager of the nightclub...

If you think you are super-talented and very creative in expressing yourself, then there is only one way to prove it! Pit your talent against some of the very best in the Heineken Inspired competition which is running until April 22....

It's been a great year thus far for the former child star of soca, Machel Montano. He made a clean sweep of Carnival 2012 in Trinidad, winning all three titles - Power Soca Monarch, Groovy Soca Monarch and Road March Monarch.

Happy Easter Monday to all Something Extra readers. Hope you are ready to get back to business tomorrow!

It was a feeling of anticipation that permeated the air last Thursday night at the Red Bones' Café in New Kingston.

Having been involved up close with entertainment for most of his life, Owen Banton has decided to now take a hands-on approach with the aim of influencing the future of reggae music. His decision was influenced largely by the mediocrity of what today passes as music and a yearning for the quality recordings of yesteryear.