Jamaicans have a great sense of humour, almost to the point where we take the most serious of situations and have a bellyful of laughter where most persons would be fretting and sweating.
42 with a 45: The Vybz Kartel Effect
Perhaps Jamaica's most infamous production, Vybz Kartel remains a polarizing figure up to this day. Often bombastic and controversial, he remains a curious person; a dominating figure looming over the industry both as its standard and the worst it has to offer...
The Real Impact of Miss Jamaica, Davina Bennett
Coming at third at a major pageant event is no easy feat. Coming in third AND making a statement while doing it? PRICELESS
Dear Guys on Facebook,
Today's letter goes out to those guys on Facebook who believe that they are God's gift to the social media world. You're not, in fact some of you are really annoying...
Finding Your Happy Place
The stress of everyday life eventually catches up with us all and we all need to unplug and just recharge to deal with it all.. Here are a few tips that can help you to get back to your happy place.
Sitting In Half Way Tree
Half Way Tree is arguably Jamaica's most well known and features a wide cross section of Jamaicans from all walks of life going about their daily lives. Here is an observations of some of the intereactions that take place in Half Way Tree.
Coffee Break: Trump meets Jamaican Social Media...
Jamaica officially entered the Trump/US politics when he tweeted a video with celebrated athlete Usain Bolt as part of his ongoing campaign against those he claims are unpatriotic... How did we even get there?
It's Not Big Enough!
Marriage is a crazy and complicated ride. So what happens when he finally pops the question but the "package" isn't up to par? Do you say yes? No? Maybe?
Twin of Twins Stir Up Volume 11: Family Review
With the usual wit and charm, the Twin of Twins return to wreck havoc on us after we have settled down from their last edition of the Stir it Up Series. Their trademark catchphrases and slangs set to entertain, what does Stir It Up Volume 11: Family have in store for us?
Equal Rights in Dancehall
Dancehall is at a crossroads. On one hand, it is the voice of a people who have always expressed themselves with filter, on the other, it's quick to judge others by its own set of rules. So what happens when Dancehall itself is used to glorify a taboo act?