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Culture, Film and Television, Reviews, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago

DVD Reviews – July/August 2010

Catching the festival on film The highlight of the year for many Londoners, Notting Hill Carnival takes place over two days at the end of...

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Culture, Literature, People, United Kingdom, St. Kitts and Nevis

Caryl Phillips: Playing Away

“Yes, there are meant to be two-line breaks between the paragraphs here.” “OK, Ismael, we’ll discuss that next time.” “Well, if...

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Culture, Music, People, United Kingdom, Jamaica

Caribbean Cleo — the Amazing Cleo Laine

Cleo Laine was 26 when she learnt that she had been born to unmarried parents. She’d never had a passport, suddenly needed one for a...

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Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, United Kingdom

Letter from London

Visiting London in the first few months of 1998? You’ll find a city warming up to a sparkling spring season of events — from classics...

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Culture, Festivals and Events, Lifestyle, United Kingdom

Notting Hill Carnival: Coming from the Cold

August Bank Holiday, the last Monday in August, marks the end of the summer holiday season, and for most of Britain is the time for the...

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Culture, Literature, Reviews, United Kingdom

Sam Selvon: Words of Welcome

London in the post-war 1940s was a far cry from the “cool Britannia” of half a century later. Rationing was still in force, choking...

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Culture, Film and Television, People, United Kingdom

The Harder They Dance

We got the flava, we got the style Original Rude Girls, fresh all the while! The rousing rhythms and lyrics of this sizzling new film from...

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Culture, Music, Arts, United Kingdom

Linton Kwesi Johnson: Revalueshanary voice

For 30 years Linton Kwesi Johnson has been Britain’s leading dub poet, though he prefers to call his verse “reggae poetry”. James...

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