Sunday, August 16, 2009 11:04 AM – What can I say; this will be a hard review for me. Yes me the Queen who have reviewed hundreds of reggae artists over the years. (smile).
The positive thing is: The Show was centrally located at: The Premiere Reggae spot – Caribbean Grill in Dallas, making it easy for the fans to find. The night as we have come to know was Texas hot!!! The DJ’s played a solid set. Local Artist such as Singing Kumba was in the house, always pleasant to see him. Singing Kumba brings always the sunshine with him; positive Rasta vibes even though he did not perform. The house was packed!!! This is also a good indication that Reggae in Dallas is getting back its Reggae Grooves. Continue reading Freddie McGregor’s Bigship sailed into Dallas/Ft Worth, Live show at the Caribbean Grill
Tanika who is no stranger to pageantry having held several titles including the Miss Belize Florida 1998 and Jr. Miss Belize Florida 1991 and has on behalf of the Florida Caribbean Pageant, represented Belize in International Pageants such as the inaugural
Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery & Grill the nation’s largest Caribbean owned franchise chain, will introduce a low priced meal alternative to customers starting July 1st to August 31st on two of its top-selling menu items. Dubbed the “$2.99 Recession Special” for good reason…. the franchise chain is joining the cause to help customers keep money in their pockets by offering a “snacker” meal of curry or stew chicken served with rice & peas for under $3. 
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida – June 17, 2009 – The winner of the 2009 Miss Florida Caribbean will be featured in a six-page fashion spread in the Spring 2010 issue of Jamaque Magazine; a Florida based Caribbean luxury lifestyle publication. Jamaque speaks to the new generation of young, intelligent and confident Caribbean, and friends of the Caribbean. Whether it’s the latest fashion/beauty trend, thought provoking, and relevant ground breaking editorial with award winning design; Jamaque inspire, educate, entertain and engage a sophisticated, passionate readership. Jamaque’s combination of style and substance breaks the mold and revolutionize the International Caribbean marketplace and will change the role of modern Caribbean people world wide. 
