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BKCM 2024-25 Jazz Fellows Keyanna "Key" Hutchinson (left) and Goussy Célestin (right).

Music

Local musicians of Caribbean heritage win prestigious jazz fellowship

By Milette Millington

Mariko Silver

Arts & Entertainment

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts appoints new prez

By Nelson A. King

Nigy Boy opened his Cayman Islands debut with a scintillating rendition of 'Goodness of God,' that will be released as a single with 11 year old Canadian actress/songbird Jazmin Headley.

Music

Nigy Boy shines at ‘Rumpy Weekend’ in Caymans

By Nelson A. King

Judy Boucher

Music

Renowned international songbird Judy Boucher to headline ‘Bliss Love Fest’ at Amazura

By Nelson A. King

Music

New album from musician Jumaane Smith releasing this Friday

By Milette Millington

A mother and daughter pictured at a past Curl Fest celebration.

Brooklyn

Curl Fest is coming to Lena Horne bandshell in Prospect Park this weekend

By Tangerine Clarke

College or Not

Books

Review: Two books to decide if college is the right decision

By Terri Schlichenmeyer

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Music

Inside Life: SRO crowds For VP Records’ tribute to Jamaica’s heritage

By Vinette K. Pryce

Sponsors and Supporters joined author Kamla Millwood, fifth from left, during her first July 28 book tour launch at the Brooklyn Children's Museum in Crown Heights.

Books

Author Kamala K. Millwood launches book tour at Brooklyn Children’s Museum

By Tangerine Clarke

A screenshot of cultural critic and journalist Touré in Black Folk Don’t…Swim, now streaming as part of AfroPoP Digital Shorts

Movies

‘Black Folk Don’t…Swim’ features on AfroPoP Digital Shorts

By Nelson A. King

Dancehall Recording Artist Govana

Music

Govana drops ‘Legacy’, solidifying position in dancehall music

By Nelson A. King

Angie Cruz, Edwidge Danticat, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles and Lorna Goodison.

Arts & Entertainment

‘Faces of the Caribbean’ features ‘vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture, literature’

By Nelson A. King

The National Entrepreneurship Development Company Limited (NEDCO) bestowed upon recipients in eight categories, including Innovative Entrepreneur, Female Entrepreneur Of The Year, and Arts & Culture Entrepreneur. Award recipients NEDCO board members and leaders from the Ministry of Youth Development and National Service celebrate their achievements alongside Hollywood Actress Dominique.

Trinidad & Tobago

Black Panther star Dominique Thorne honored with inaugural Diaspora Award in Trinidad

By Tracey Khan

Sinaya Holder, 15, portrays "Goddess of Flight"

Mas Productions Unlimited ready for ‘Chromatic Kingdom’

By Nelson A. King

Guests are decked out in costumes head pieces, and wings, designed by Suga Candy Mas on display at the 1196 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn Mas camp. Band Leader Maxine Magdaleno, third from left, is next to model Lala Rosayy, ready to masquerade on Labor Day Monday, Sept. 2.

Arts & Entertainment

Suga Candy Mas to depict seven deadly sins at 57th West Indian American Day Carnival parade

By Tangerine Clarke

Hands of schoolboy tying black shoelace on gumshoe while standing on squats on race track against his classmates running along stadium

Books

Jump, tumble, and run very fast with ‘Kid Olympians’

By Terri Schlichenmeyer

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