Sharon Schroeter News Today

Kingston Night Market, held every Tuesday on Hillcrest Avenue, is a vibe. A meeting place for the sellers and buyers of exquisite Jamaican art and craft; and lovers of musical melodies, food and culture, the last staging also incorporated a...

After weeks of thrills, spills and everything in-between, the 19th season of ‘Digicel’s Rising Stars’ comes to a close on Sunday, when the final three battle it out for the top prize. In a conversation with The Sunday Gleaner, producer Sharon...

When asked what she hopes to bring to her newfound hosting duties, media personality and attorney-at-law Talia Soares says fans can expect to see the ‘Talia Touch’ in full effect. Soares was named the new host of Digicel Rising Stars on Television...

The name Sharon Schroeter is synonymous with ‘Digicel Rising Stars’ (DRS), and that’s not surprising. Shroeter – or ‘Auntie Sharon’ as the contestants call her – has been with the talent competition since its inception 19 years ago, and she’s not...

Reggae artiste Maroon Queen, aka Black Queen is feeling inspired that women were recognised for their contribution to music during the Queens Of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremonies (QORIHC) last wee...

After a five-month postponement, Laurell Nurse's Queens Of Reggae Island Honourary Ceremonies (QORIHC) took place at Courtleigh Auditorium in St Andrew, last Sunday, to recognise the classes o...

SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Mozein Sutherland was named winner of the televised Digicel Rising Stars talent contest on Sunday evening. The fifth-form student at Camperdown High in Kingston beat Robert Ewa...

SEASON 18 of the popular television talent series Digicel Rising Stars is back. The series made its debut on Sunday night on Television Jamaica. After a two-year break due to the effects of the ...

In 2007, a 17-year-old Lenya Wilks entered Digicel Rising Stars, where she topped out in fourth place in a shocking elimination that rocked Jamaica. Now 15 years later, the now 32-year-old singer, who...