
6 Lessons Based on the Life Story of The Queen of Demerara, Dorothy Kirwan Thomas
Recently, I was invited to give the Dr. George Irish Lecture at the 17th Montserrat

Recently, I was invited to give the Dr. George Irish Lecture at the 17th Montserrat

The allure and intrigue of James Bond, the fictional British Secret Service Intelligence Officer created

Like millions of people worldwide, I watched Shonda Rhimes’s Netflix adaptation of The Duke &

Caribbean & Co. is about all things Caribbean, not just what’s happening in the region,

One of the highlights of the year-long celebration of Barbados’ 50th Independence is the release

A new database cataloging Caribbean films and filmmakers was launched during the 10th annual Trinidad

The Caribbean Tourism Organization, the official body responsible for marketing and promoting the Caribbean has

Mony Music Group has released a music video for ragga-soca single Carnival which was actually

Before there were girls, there was calypso. My first love. Growing up on the Caribbean

Were he still alive, Reggae Legend Bob Marley would have celebrated his 70th birthday on

US born Frané Lessac who currently resides in Australia launched her career as a children’s

Below is a new favorite poem that sums up for children and adults alike, all

The Caribbean literary library grew this year in the children and young adult category with

Jamaica is the undisputed birthplace of reggae music and more and more, this export is

With just 7,202 tourist visitors in 2013, Montserrat the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean is

Upon the death of an author or songwriter, the copyright laws afford protection of creations

Pharrell Williams’ HAPPY song released last November from the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack album is

Have you ever been watching a movie and said to yourself, ‘Hey – I’ve been

Love to shoulder-shake and dance to hot salsa or reggae music on warm nights? Then

Caribbean filmmaking is coming into its own and women are taking an active part in