Sanjay, 27, entertainer

DANCEHALL stars like Sanjay know what they want and go after it with unstoppable drive. But who can blame him? So far his passion for good music, his positive outlook and dashing good looks have hurled him into the spotlight - right where he likes it. As one of the producers of the hot, new Magnum-sponsored 'Kings and Queens of the Dancehall' talent show, Sanjay is balancing his music career with the many side-projects he has lined up. He shares with all woman his favourite things, what makes him a nice guy and why he thinks pick-up lines are corny.

Vital Stats: 6'0, 150lbs, single
Birthday: September 23 (Libra)
Shoe Size: 11
Neighbourhood: Constant Spring, St Andrew

On life as a recording artiste: I have been enjoying it but there are many different challenges out there and you have to work hard to keep an active presence. But I love doing music.

Dream job outside the music industry: Television production.

Latest extravagant indulgence: Dolce and Gabbana shades.

Books or magazines: I read books more than magazines.

Last good book read: The Unbearable Lightness Of Being by Milan Kundera.

Best part about being famous: The girls (Laughs).

Worst part about being famous: People tend to associate wealth with fame and that is not always the case.

Best pick-up line you ever used or heard: I don't use pick-up lines. I think they are corny. But one of the funniest I've heard goes: 'Hey, girl, you dropped something. What? My heart.'

Nice guy cred: I always try to be honest with people I deal with.

Your personal style is: T-shirts and jeans, old-school mesh merinos and caps are my thing.

CD in your music player now: Continuum by John Mayer.

Favourite dessert: Almost anything with chocolate.

Most embarrassing thing done trying to impress a girl: I don't think I have had any of those situations (Laughs).

Most romantic thing done trying to impress a girl: For Valentine's Day one year, I sent a girl an anonymous bouquet of flowers with a poem on it that read: 'For you, I want to be the fire that forever burns on a candle that never melts'.

What do you love most about Jamaican women: They have a certain candidness and honesty about them that I find attractive.

What is your idea of perfect happiness: Attaining all my goals career-wise and finding a soulmate that I can have a stable home life with.

Executive Class

Gardens with Gravel

Death to the Mullet!