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Oscars deny spotlight on Indigenous natives in films

By Vinette K. Pryce

Jamaica Tourist Board’s Director of Tourism, Donovan White, at the private screening of “Bob Marley One Love” in New York City on Valentine’s Day.

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Jamaica brings ‘One Love’ to NYC VIPs

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn's Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke presents a copy of the resolution to Ziggy Marley in Washington DC at a special screening of the “Bob Marley One Love Biopic.”

Movies

Bob Marley’s legacy lives!

By Dawn Plummer

Artist Michael Paul Britto poses with his creation African Klan Suit #2 (Hypnotic), 2010.

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‘An Extra Day to Be Black’

By Nelson A. King

Jamaican-born author Sandy Daley-Legister.

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Jamaican-born author directs ‘Workplace Discrimination Against Black Women’

By Nelson A. King

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Marley family concurs Bob’s passion was ‘One Love’

By Vinette K. Pryce

A young woman helps prepare for the Kumina ceremony in “KUMINA QUEEN.”

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Caribbean Film Series explores wonder, traumas of family history and legacies

By Nelson A. King

Filmmaker and director, Ravit Markus.

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New film highlights journey of a disabled athlete

By Milette Millington

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Bob Marley’s ‘One Love’ biopic to send Valentines to fans

By Vinette K. Pryce

The flyer for “Shantaye’s World” by Mathurnie Emmanuel and Guillame Rico.

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Caribbean diaspora reels highlight of the 2023 African Film fest

By Vinette K. Pryce

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Jamaican born Game of Thrones actor Marcos James poised to make writing, producing film debut

By Tangerine Clarke

From left, Emmy-Award-winning Editor and Filmmaker Angel Castellanos, and Award-winning Filmmaker, and Co-founder of the A.M. Agency, Mason Richards, showcasing award statues.

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Guyanese-born filmmaker launches The A.M Creative Agency in Los Angeles

By Tangerine Clarke

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Brooklyn

Filmmaker Spike Lee is subject of Brooklyn Museum exhibition

By Tangerine Clarke

Yanatha Desouvre latest photo

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Inaugural Little Haiti BK Short Film Festival celebrates creativity, diversity in cinema

By Nelson A. King

The cast and crew on the Red Carpet at the world premiere of “Bad Like Brooklyn” at the Tribeca Festival, pose for Caribbean Life before the premiere of the documentary film. Executive Producer, Saggy, fifth from left back row, is next to Amy DiGiacomo, producer, and surrounded by other cast members.

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Jamaican ‘Bad Like Brooklyn Dancehall’ documentary premieres to sold-out crowd at Tribeca Festival

By Tangerine Clarke

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Women’s History Month spotlights ‘Reel International Sisters’

By Vinette K. Pryce

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