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Immerse, Arts and Architecture, Culture, Arts, People, The Bahamas

The Anti-expected: Lavar Munroe

In the weeks leading up to the opening of the Venice Biennale on 9 May, the inboxes and newsfeeds of the international art world have been...

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Music, People

20+ questions with Kwame Ryan

Kwame Ryan is the music director of the Freiburg Opera and Orchestra in Germany. He was born in Toronto of Trinidadian parents who were...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine, People, Trinidad and Tobago

Pan cakes

Elton John couldn’t resist her salt-fish accras. Queen Latifah went wild over the coo-coo and red beans. As for Ray Charles, he just...

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Culture, Music, People, Jamaica

Bob Marley: the legend lives on

Twenty years after his death, reggae music has spread across and around the world. It is part of the very fabric of global culture. It was...

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Culture, People, Sports, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Adonal Foyle: in the big league

By the standards of makeshift courts in the Caribbean, the basketball court at Ashton isn’t bad. It’s walled in, there are ample...

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Culture, Music, Arts, People, Jamaica

Buju Banton: son of Bob

The two most important words in reggae — Bob Marley — will be on everyone’s lips this year. For those of us who were privileged to...

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Arts and Architecture, People, Jamaica

Gloria Escoffery — Miss G

Gloria Escoffery calls herself “a crazy old lady” and a “country bumpkin.” Nothing could be further from the truth. She is not only...

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People, Sports, Jamaica

Curtly Ambrose on the bass

Shaggy on the bass. It’s the only way I can imagine Curtly Ambrose as a singer. And that’s what the Caribbean may soon have to look...

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