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Appleton Estate gave viewers a holiday treat on Christmas Sunday with the help of singing sensation, Tessanne Chin, and one of social media’s most beloved families – the Mitchells – Wayne Marshall and Tami Chin Mitchell, billed for the night as Tami Chynn. The ‘Reserve the Night’ live-stream, which was equal parts music and theatre, saw the trio showcase their knack for music and on-stage improvisation, and gave fans and rum enthusiasts a warm, intimate family vibe to enjoy from the safety of their homes. Something Extra brings you the highlights.

Have a festive singalong at home with Christmas Carols Karaoke There's no getting around it: Christmas 2020 will be a bit different this year for many people, particularly amateur musicians. Music-making, especially singing, is a big part of traditional festive celebrations for thousands of people in the UK - whether that means attending a carol service, taking part in a Christmas concert or carol singing door-to-door. Pianist and organist Wayne Marshall improvised incredible backing tracks for some of his favourite Christmas carols. But with pandemic restrictions ...

Marcia Griffiths will return to the stage this Sunday for the Jamaica National Group’s ‘Together We’re Strong Concert’, a fundraising effort for the Mustard Seed Communities. For reggae queen Marcia Griffiths, Christmas 2020, despite being celebrated during a pandemic year, presents the ideal opportunity for families to experience more togetherness than ever before. “We are appreciating our families and our loved ones more, and this is very important. Family is first, so we have to see the good in all things. All we have is each other and togetherness with our loved ones is import...

This Christmas is an Opportunity for Even More Togetherness THE QUEEN of Reggae,” Marcia Griffiths says this Christmas, though during a pandemic, is an opportunity for more families to be even more together than they’ve been before, especially those which often find themselves busier during this period. “We are appreciating our families and our loved ones more and this is very important. Family is first, so we have to see the good in all things. All we have is each other and togetherness with our loved ones is important, Griffiths said. Reflecting on the entertainment industry over the...

Standing up for the dancehall cultures and supporting dancehall dancers within that community is a mission for Maria Hitchins. Dancing since she was just three years old, Hitchins has spent more than three decades making movement with companies, in theatres, competitions, the streets, and, most recently, the classroom. "Dance has remained an active part of my life ever since I started, even when I studied and worked in other areas such as tourism, marketing and media production," she told THE WEEKEND STAR. She blazed trails as the ultimate performer with dance companies like Tony Wilson's Da...