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Alkaline gives ‘Priority’ with electrifying new single

Alkaline, one of Dancehall’s most influential voices, continues to command the genre’s attention with his electrifying new single, “Priority.” Produced by the acclaimed ArmzHouse Records, this latest release highlights both Alkaline’s innovative artistry and the exceptional production talents that have made ArmzHouse a powerhouse in Jamaican music, entertainment publicist Rickardo W. Shuzzr, of Shuzzr.com, told Caribbean Life. “Fresh off his show-stopping performance at the sold-out New Rules Festival Jamaica at […]

todayAugust 18, 2025 2

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Mas Productions unveils ‘Changes’ — A seasonal spectacle for WIADCA Carnival

Mas Productions Unlimited is making “Changes” for this year’s West Indian-American Day Carnival, saying that the production is based on several “changes that come with the seasonal changes, not just the changes in weather.” Band leader Wesley Millington, a veteran Vincentian-mas producer, told Caribbean Life that “Changes” for the Junior Band comprises four sections: Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall.” He said each section comprises 15 masqueraders, “catering for up to […]

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From Senegal to The Gambia: Imam Bacchus reflects on Slave Trade atrocities

Guyanese-born Imam Shaykh Safraz Bacchus is a brilliant spiritual leader whose inspiring journey from his homeland began at the tender age of 16 when he said he had the unique blessing of living and studying in North Africa. Bacchus, who serves on the advisory council of the 106 Precinct and Police Academy Program and currently serves as a member of the clergy advisory council of Queens' District Attorney Melinda Katz, […]

todayAugust 17, 2025 1

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Op-Ed | Nourishing the next generation together

August is National Breastfeeding Month, a time to celebrate and support one of the most natural and powerful ways to give babies the healthiest possible start in life. As women who have dedicated our careers to caring for mothers, babies, and families, we have seen firsthand the life-changing impact of breastfeeding—for both parent and child.  Breast milk is more than food. It is a complete source of nourishment designed specifically […]

todayAugust 16, 2025 1

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Flatbush Flavor: Haitian duo powers Black Business Month with Rogers Burgers

As August marks National Black Business Month, a powerful new chapter in Black entrepreneurship is written in Flatbush, Brooklyn — one mouth-watering burger at a time. Rogers Burgers, on 801 Rogers Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11226, co-founded by Haitian-American partners Jonathan and Josue Pierre, is more than just a restaurant — it’s a cultural statement, a culinary celebration, and a community anchor for the bustling business district in Brooklyn, where Little […]

todayAugust 16, 2025

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Jamaican Callaloo With Shrimp

Ingredient Guide Callaloo (or young spinach or amaranth): Tender leafy green that becomes silky when cooked. Shrimp: Quick-cooking seafood that brings subtle sweetness and protein. Garlic and Onion (or scallion whites): Base aromatics that build flavor and fragrance. Scallions and Thyme: Fresh herbs that brighten the dish. Whole Scotch Bonnet Pepper: Infuses mild heat and fruity pepper flavor (remove before serving). Tomato (optional): Adds tang and a pop of color. […]

todayAugust 15, 2025 1

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CLACC-C hosts Annual Youth Pan Fest

The Brooklyn-based Carlos Lezama Archives & Caribbean Cultural Center (CLACC-C) will host its Annual Youth Pan Fest next Saturday, Aug. 23, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Yolanda Lezama-Clark, the Trinidadian-born daughter of the late Carlos Lezama, after whom the center is named, told Caribbean Life on Wednesday, Aug. 13, that the festival will take place outside the landmark home of the late Caribbean-American U.S. Rep. Shirley Chisolm and Lezama, the pioneer […]

todayAugust 15, 2025 1

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Grenada seeks answers after US revokes visas over Cuban Medical Program

Stunned by the fact that the Trump administration has carried through with threats to revoke American entry visas for Caribbean officials linked to the Cuban medical brigade program, Grenada's government, on Friday, said it has yet to receive formal notifications about visa revocations. A government statement indicated that foreign ministry officials are engaging the State Department regarding Wednesday's announcement that an unspecified number of Grenadian officials and their families have […]

todayAugust 15, 2025 2

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New film highlights life experiences of disabled filmmaker 

On July 21, Dan Habib and his 25-year-old son, Samuel Habib, virtually celebrated the premiere of the new film they co-directed, "The Ride Ahead," by having a conversation with Tony Award-winning actor and cast member Ali Stroker, in honor of Disability Pride Month. Samuel Habib has a rare genetic disorder, which causes him to have cerebral palsy (CP), epilepsy, and speech challenges, which is why he uses a communication device. […]

todayAugust 15, 2025

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