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By Kimberley Small/Gleaner Writer In Hollywood or on Broadway in the United States, aspiring thespians ought to find themselves attending as many open-call auditions as possible until they land their role of a lifetime. Though Jamaica is not awash with such opportunities, they do... ...read more

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By Kimberley Small/Gleaner Writer Last year was a rough one for LaTifa Brown, better known as the feisty recording artiste Tifa.Nevertheless, she appears to be making the best of the tumult with the release of her debut album, Curry Goat... ...read more

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By Paul Williams/Gleaner Writer There were many rib-tickling punchlines from the performers and a few outbursts, smiles, and giggles from the audience. It was an evening of fun, but it was not comedy central. It was the 8th Annual Jamaica Poetry Festival at the Ranny Williams... ...read more

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By Marcia Rowe/Gleaner Writer The historic stage of the Little Theatre in Kingston came alive on Saturday with fine acting, singing, and dancing, colourful costumes, and dynamic lighting.Over the years, Father Ho Lung and Friends have fused popular Bible stories with the... ...read more

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By Shereita Grizzle/Gleaner Writer While it is one of the most lucrative music markets, Jamaican entertainers are being encouraged to focus on markets outside of the US for their international break. Julian Jones-Griffiths, manager of deejay Charly Black, said, "If entertainers want... ...read more

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