And, when the launch kicked off, choked by smoke of course, have to suffer through a drawn out presentation with choreographed alien routines and robotic models just to see the costumes! Trust me; it was not a pleasant experience, now on to the review.

A new approach to Caribbean film-making, by any means necessary…Synopsis: When Patasha is called upon to make a routine delivery to Dylan and Veronica, a young tourist couple, she encounters a situation that will test her morality.

A few weeks ago, I invited Colin Grant, author of Negro with a Hat: The Rise and Fall of Marcus Garvey and His Dream of Mother Africa, to write a guest post for the blog. I was interested in his answer to a question about which I had thought a great deal, but feared I did not have the vast knowledge that Colin possesses about the subject: If Marcus Garvey were alive today, would he be blogging?

From island to island all the way from Florida along the West Indian archipelago the Pacific Lionfish has migrated up current. The story is that this very dangerous alien species first first got into the waters off Florida during the disastrous Hurricane Andrew back in 1992. I don't think there were many people who thought we would see them here.