Category: Entertainment
Born in Cap Haitian, were the first slaves became free in 1804, Christopher Laroche, was inspired by his native history, and chose the stage name FREEDOM because “I sing about change and Haiti was the first country to get out of slavery so we put that together and it clicked, FREEDOM!” As Haiti gears up [...]
Like fine wine, which gets better with time, White Wedding is an infectious, warm-hearted comedy that tackles the chaos that erupts when a groom and his best man get lost on their way to the wedding.
As the film opens, Elvis (Kenneth Nkosi), the groom, is getting ready to make the [...]
Ernie Smith- The Best of Ernie Smith: Original Masters (VP Records 2010)
Federal Records has a released a greatest hits album of long time Jamaican recording artist Ernie Smith. This greatest hits album features both his well-known baritone voice and his song writing talents. Included in this CD are his self written hits like “Pitta [...]
She shrugs in frustration at the suggestion that the attempted suicide was a publicity stunt. She’s been criticized before, but it still gets her down.
Garvey was born in 1887 in northern St. Ann Parish, Jamaica’s largest district
Establishment vs. outsiders as voters in Ariz., Alaska head to primary polls in Tuesday’s primaries
A magical tale perfect for the family to enjoy together, this mischievous, warmhearted flick, which is loosely adapted from the Nurse Matilda books by Christianna Brand, is a clever charming fantasy which every age will love.
Bow Wow plays Kevin Carson, an 18-year-old Footlocker salesman living with his grandmother (Devine) in an Atlanta housing project who discovers he’s the owner of the winning lottery ticket, but as it’s the Fourth of July holiday, he has to wait a few days before he can claim the cash.
Union spokesman Bruce Cohen said that Local 1 has, however, a right to work Fashion Week. If the event goes forward with nonunion labor, picketing will be “one option,” he said.
The two-hour pageant co-owned by NBC and Donald Trump is scheduled for Aug. 23 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center, hosted by rocker Bret Michaels and NBC news correspondent Natalie Morales.
DALLAS _ Singer Erykah Badu has paid a $500 fine and must serve six months of probation after stripping in Dallas for a music video done at Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was fatally shot in 1963.
Badu, who’s from Dallas, got out of a vehicle March 13 and did a walking striptease for [...]
The conservative advice maven made the announcement on CNN’s “Larry King Live,” saying she wants to “regain her First Amendment rights.”







