Kingston, Jamaica: July 5, 2010 :: After ripping the runway at the recently concluded Pulse – Caribbean Fashion Week, plans are now in high gear for dancehall recording artiste D’Angel to make good on her promise of delivering a memorable performance at the 2010 staging of Reggae Sumfest destined for Catherine Hall, Montego Bay. Though not her first time on the big stage, D’Angel is focused on leaving her imprint on the expected thousands in attendance on Dancehall Night.
“I plan to pull out all the stops, not just to go on stage and sing my songs. I want to leave something memorable that people will talk about even after the festival has ended.”
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In a highly anticipated annual tradition, the Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) will once again sponsor the Caribbean Pavilion at this year’s Summer Fancy Food Show at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City. The show will be open from Sunday, June 27th through Tuesday, June 29th, 2010.
The promoter of the Reggae Jam Festival in Germany (which was once more voted to be the best Reggae Festival in Europe) will be supporting the non-profit organisation HELP Jamaica! in the future. HELP Jamaica! is fundraising money in Europe, to establish alternative Education Centers in needy Jamaican communities as well as supporting existing education projects such as the Trenchtown Reading Centre (TRC).
Bernd Lagemann, the main person behind the Reggae Jam Festival, better known as ‚Sheriff’ is supporting the establishing of the first HELP Jamaica!-operated Education Center in the community of Cassava Piece in Kingston 8 with a covenant donation of 5000,- EUR right after the Reggae Jam Festival in August 2010.
Bob Marley may have sung about ‘Coming In From The Cold’, but in the current issue of JamaicanEats magazine readers are chilling out with stories about Team Cool (the Jamaican bobsleigh team); hot Caribbean chefs in Vancouver; and heartwarming recipes for one sizzling Winter Olympics spread.
With spicy jerk cornbread, saucy pepper pot soup, and an exotic cow foot and tripe stew, our scrumptious Caribbean feast takes the chill out of frosty winter days. Plus, meet O’Brien Tingling, a Jamaican-born, Vancouver-based chef, who helped to fuel the likes of the world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
And the perks don’t stop there. The pages of this edition are buzzing with stories about the famous Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee. Scooting on her behind in the mountain dirt and hanging on for dear life, it finally dawned on writer Kaci Hamilton why this is no regular grind. She tells us about the bean scene in her coffee-picking tale.
N.Y., N.Y. January 4, 2010 – Sistas of the Soil presents their First Annual Evening of Elegance, Dinner and Dance on Saturday January 30, 2010 at 7:00PM at the Crown Plaza Hotel, 1601 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33415. Featuring World Renown Singer, Songwriter, Producer and Actor Dobby Dobson with music by Bradley Brown and Friends. Come be apart of this prestigious event and witness the unveiling of the much talked about magazine entitled “SISTAS IN BLOOM.”
