Montel Gordon | How I will remember Professor Jason Arday
Grief is a strange thing. Youll often find yourself in solitude late at night, reading through old text messages, listening to voice notes, and reminiscing about memories you shared with said person. This has been a reality I have faced for the past we
‘Dervan made the diaspora feel seen, heard, and connected'
Jamaicans at home and in the diaspora woke Friday morning to news that Dervan Malcolm, the popular host of The Jamaican Diaspora Live Online, heard Saturdays on Power 106 FM, had died. The Jamaican Diaspora Live Online gave a voice not only to Jamaicans
Inaugural Jamaica Cup tennis set for November
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (CMC): The tennis world is heading back to Jamaica. After Hurricane Melissa forced the cancellation of last years planned debut, the inaugural Jamaica Cup has been rescheduled for November 11-16 at the iconic Half Moon resort in Mo
Vanessa Bling to deliver hits at Sophisticated
Vanessa Bling has spent more than 15 years giving women songs to sing through love, loyalty, heartbreak, independence and personal growth. Today, the dancehall artiste will bring that catalogue to Sophisticated: The Summer End Beach Party at Plantation Co
Editorial | Emulating Nelson Mandela's life lessons
Unfortunately, the day, July 18, passed with little notice or remembrance in Jamaica of the life, work or philosophy of Nelson Mandela.
Letter of the Day | The magnificence of Dolly Parton
THE EDITOR, Madam: A confession: I was a latecomer to appreciating Dolly Parton. While I have always been a lover of classic country music, her drag-queen costume of rhinestones, wigs and surgical enhancements was off-putting to a person who had not delv
GoodHeart | BK scholar Amanda Hunt charts path to medicine
From as early as Grade 2, Amanda Jody Hunt had already mapped out her future. Growing up in an inner-city community, she remained focused on her ambitions. Guided by discipline and the teachings of Marcus Garvey, her goal was clear: to excel academically,