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Arts, Culture

June 2019

Panhead Panhead (Anthony Johnson) at New Name Studio in Kingston. (1992) Panhead was about to go international with two singles “African Princess” and “Poor People Government” and he just had an album out on the Jammy’s label. He would never achieve that international exposure since he was tragically gunned down in October of 1993. He was […]

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Belizean Melody Opens A Studio and Shop North: You Can Make Art!

May 2019

Planes, trains and buses.

My 2019 Summer Aspiration List: Plans for the Slow Season

The Women’s World Cup’s Other Inequality: Rich vs. Poor (on Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz)

Chita Rivera Is Happy to Look Back. But She Never Stops Marching Forward.

Researching family roots in the Caribbean? This book might help

Birders get rare glimpse of red-legged Caribbean thrush

Case for a single Caribbean airline: A Newsday Editorial

Busy Signal to release new album

Farewell to West Indies batting legend

‘Things are so bad even the police are scared’: deportees live in fear in Jamaica

‘Sprinter’ Director Storm Saulter Shows That Jamaica Means More Than James Bond

#YoutFiChat | Trelawny

Thinking beyond the smart phone box - Articles

From slave in Jamaica to convict in Australia: “Master of My Fate”

#YoutFiChat | Westmoreland

#YoutFiChat | St. Elizabeth

#YoutFiChat | St. Mary

#YoutfiChat | St. Ann

Blue Skies Shining on Ambergris Caye Again!

Diving Woman - Logbook

Things To Do When You Find Yourself Marooned in Kingston, Jamaica

June 8th Racers Grand Prix On at Kingston's National Stadium

Support Jamaica Sign Language as a Second Language

Shenseea Signs To Interscope Records & Releases New Single Blessed

Conference—“The Sea is History: Discourses on the ‘Poetics of Relation’”

Jason Eduwaiti at the 2019 Amersfoort Jazz Festival

Art Exhibition—“Somos de aquí: The Enduring Wildlife of Puerto Rico”

Blue as a color of colonialism, oppression at Yale Center for British Art

“Puerto Rico transplants: Farming a new sense of identity after Maria”

Kaytranada‘s “Dysfunctional”

Nipsey Hussle’s Trini connection: Conspiracy theory in rapper’s death

I Won

Jamaica-Venezuela relationship roots deep

DR’s Ministry of Culture announces digitalization of literary works by Dominican authors

María Magdalena Campos-Pons and “Ríos intermitentes” in Matanzas

Chinese technology helps Cuba drill for offshore oil

Last Sundays: Lupus Awareness Month The National Gallery of Jamaica’s Last Sundays programming for the month of May will be the last opportunity to view mark The 25th Art of Reggae Exhibition. It will also feature a screening of the film The Lupus Life and special musical by performances ... ...of May will be the last opportunity to view mark The 25th Art of Reggae Exhibition. It will also feature a screening of the film The Lupus Life and special musical by performances by Evad Campbell and Roshane Wright. May is Lupus Awareness Month […]

Susan – 876 Soul

Hatchbacks - The wheels project

Watch!!! DJ Khaled Feat Buju Banton, Sizzla, Mavado & 070 Shake – Holy Mountain

Jamaica Carnival Symphony (2019)

AKASLAN by Kamar Thomas – 876 Soul

Nature’s dangerous decline: 1 million species facing extinction

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a Super Hero? This Comic Book Thinks So

Twitter, Facebook, Airbnb have made it to Haiti. Now it’s these Google employees’ turn.

Christopher Columbus and January Hurricanes

UT Dallas Graduating Senior Overcomes Odds, Delivers Hope Back Home in Haiti

Columbus brought measles to the New World. It was a disaster for Native Americans

Caribbean Fishery Council Delivers Big Win for Corals, Fish, and People