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Entertainment
High praises for Denbigh gospel show
ORGANISERS of Hi-Pro Denbigh Gospel Extravaganza are hailing the annual event as a sucess. It was held at the Denbigh Agricultural Show in Clarendon on August 4. Read More
WRONG VERSHON
BERMUDA'S National Security Minister Wayne Caines is rubbishing claims that Vershon was denied entry into that country as a tourist, after a concert at which he was scheduled to perform was cancelled last weekend. Read More
Escoffery gives a helping hand
As a talent manager, Delroy Escoffery continues to ease the back-to-school pressure for some children, but he has shifted his focus to his roots. Read More
Bugle gets picture perfect
Picture Perfect is the third studio album by dancehall/reggae artiste Bugle. Due for release on August 16, it is the follow-up to 2017's Be Yourself.Comprising 20 tracks, the two-disc set is distributed through VPAL. Read More
Darby does it from the soul
Even at age 19, Vincent Darby is aware of being tagged 'the next big thing'. The British soul singer has been doing music since he was 10 and though he has released a handful of songs, expectations are lofty. Read More
Samory I Iooks to the US
After a third straight year touring Europe, roots singer Samory I hopes to breach virgin territory by performing for the first time in the United States, this year. Read More
Demarco gets weight off shoulders
Demarco has adopted a healthier lifestyle since migrating to the USA two years ago. Read More
A set for Summa Sizzle
ORGANISERS say all is set for Beenie Man's annual Summa Sizzle Family Fun Day scheduled for the Woodleigh Sports Complex in Clarendon tomorrow. Read More
WHAT THE *#*!?
Dr Andre Haughton, Opposition senator, intends to move a motion which seeks to allow the use of Jamaican expletives in dancehalls. Read More
Jah Cure marches on
With three weeks before his latest album drops, Jah Cure is doing the obilgatory media rounds promoting that set, Royal Soldier. It is scheduled for release on August 30 by VP Records, the independent company that also distributed The Cure, his previous album. Read More
Mr and Miss Ja Supranat'l crowned
Rayon Davis, a customs officer and third-year accounting student at the University of The West Indies, and Kimberly Dawkins, a nursing student at the University of Technology Jamaica, are Mr and Miss Jamaica Supranational 2019. Read More
Sol changes to Wedda
Sol Weatherman has changed his name to Wedda.“Most people already call me Wedda so it was an easy decision to make; it just validated what the market has already christened me,” he said. Read More
Adonvi banks on Ghetto Prayer
Adonvi is banking on the success of Ghetto Prayer, released earlier this month on the J1 Production and Ybrec labels. Read More
After 12: Day Fest
Fusion on Chelsea Avenue in the capital city proved the perfect venue for Day Fest, that great fete that ran from midday to 6:00 pm on July 21. Naturally, OBSERVER PHOTOGRAPHER KARL MCLARTY was in the midst of the fun. Read More
SPF closes on a high note
The four-day party series Summer Fantasy Playground (SPF) culminated on Sunday with Soiree at Pearly Beach West in Ocho Rios. And promoters were extremely pleased with this year's execution. Read More
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