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‘POLITICAL TOOLS’: DPP councilors blamed the city government after a local choir was featured on Chinese TV singing a song that the MAC has called ‘united front’ propagandaBy Yang Hsin-hui / Staff reporter

Armed with a Music Man Silhouette copy, Tele Deluxe, and a Walrus Audio reverb pedal, returning indie guitar titans Chris Leo and Brian Maryansky showcase their unique musical language on the Van Pelt

With COVID having somewhat receded, the challenge is back — this time at JCC Centerstage. The new song title: “What Did I Miss?”

James Samuels James Samuels, bass vocalist of The Aces who sang on Desmond Dekker's Israelites and 007 (Shanty Town), died on January 29 at age 78. He passed away at the St Ann's Bay Hospital fro...

Barbara Gloudon The veteran broadcaster and theatre legend died at the University Hospital of the West Indies May 11. She was 87. She wrote the radio drama Wrong Move, which aired on Radio Jamaic...

Navigating traffic in Kingston has been a tedious task for many years. Even on weekends, there are frustrating bottlenecks throughout Jamaica's capital. That situation is similar, in ways, to li...

O’Connor Basil Dawkins’ illustrious career in theatre has made him one of the industry’s greats. His exploits will, this year, see him being awarded the Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer (OD) for his stellar contribution to the cre

Cecil "Skelly" Spence, co-founder of roots-reggae group Israel Vibration, died August 26 at Brookdale Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. The singer succumbed to lung cancer at age 69, his son Craig S...

Another pillar of reggae music has transitioned. Cecil “Skelly” Spence, one of the founding members of Israel Vibration, known for songs like “Rudeboy