Arts

Culture, Music, Reviews

Upbeat (November/December 1995)

Calypso and Soca The Gilded Collection 2: 1990–93 David Rudder (Lypsoland CRO24)   Here is a bittersweet journey through the streets...

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Culture, Music, Dominica

The Buzz Feature (September/October 2004)

Stirring it up Hailed as “the late, great Bob Marley reincarnated”, lauded as “one of the most talented reggae artists on the...

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Film and Television, Trinidad and Tobago

Screen Buzz (September/October 2004)

Drawing from the life Foreign content dominates Caribbean TV and visual media. Local stories, accents, and images are drowned out by a...

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Embark, Arts and Architecture, Literature, Festivals and Events, Barbados

Word of mouth (May/June 2014)

Festivals need love too Barbados’s literary festival is back this year, with a line-up of renowned Caribbean writers. Shakirah Bourne...

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Embark, Fashion and Jewellery, Antigua and Barbuda

Stylish on the sand: Toya Turner

Think of being on a glorious beach with a sweet breeze. What else would you want to wear but TEA Tunics? The beautifully crafted and...

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Embark, Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (May/June 2014)

Sic Transit Wagon, by Barbara Jenkins (Peepal Tree Press, 180 pp, ISBN 9781845232146) If there can be one, satisfying definition of what it...

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Embark, Music, Reviews

Caribbean Playlist (May/June 2014)

Penthouse Records 25 Years: The Journey Continues Various artists For a quarter-century, Jamaican producer extraordinaire Donovan Germain...

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Embark, Film and Television, Literature, Food and Cuisine, Jamaica

Tell it on the blue mountain: Michelle and Suzanne Rousseau

It’s got to be their Jamaican swag. In a galaxy of celebrity chefs, Michelle and Suzanne Rousseau shine bright like diamonds. The hosts...

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