It’s 2 pm in the afternoon on Republic Day. I’ve just woken up. My wallet is soaked. Business cards and photo IDs are strewn across the living room table, drying out. Sodden clothes litter my bedroom floor. My smartphone is in a bowl of rice, drying
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Davina Henry, Gleaner Writer
In the latest instalment of one of the world's most popular video games, there is a special treat for contemporary reggae music lovers.
Grand Theft Auto (GTA) V just released on Tuesday and already sold out in outlets ac
Garfene Grandison, Assistant Lifestyle Coordinator
Kerrie Baylis, a 24-year-old investment banker with a law degree, joined an elite cast of beauties who have won both the Miss Jamaica World
New on the MCTV Website our new monthly fashion trend updates for our Jamaican and Caribbean fashion alert subscribers: MCTV's Fallah Fashin - where the global fashion trends of each month are debuted and shared and recommendations given where you ca
My autobiography #FasterThanLightning is out today! My story in my own words. Order your copy here: http://smarturl.it/ub-ftl
Photo: MCTV Boss Maia Chung and Jamaican and the World's Fastest Man Usain Bolt pose for a fan pic at Kingston Jamaica's Fic
Real feedback about my book you guys who haven't gotten it "read your book...reading it it was like many of our conversations it felt like i was talking to you....i miss those talks by the way..." - I keep telling you with me what you see is what you
Latoya Grindley, Staff Reporter
Having paid her dues in the hospitality sector, Sophia Butler has followed her heart and made the move to become her own boss - a move she describes as inevitable, Butler has yielded to her entrepreneurial desires, be
By: William Kremer reporting for BBC World Service
David Good's parents come from different countries - hardly unusual in the US where he was raised. But the 25-year-old's family is far from ordinary - while his father is American, his mother is a tr
Tired of not having the news within your Jamaican communities showcased by traditional media houses in Jamaica.
Well join us in showing the world the things that need highlighting in Jamaica Land we love.
Maia Chung Television (MCTV) will be ro
It can take some people decades to find the courage to be a full-time artist. However, for 23-year-old painter and multimedia artist Richard Rampersad there was no question about what he wanted to do or his courage to do it.
“I am an artist. This
By Walter Greene
Two Bahamian fashion designers came out on top of `Mission Catwalk' the Caribbean version of `Project Runway.' From a field of 14 designers from all throughout the Caribbean region, THEODORE ELYETT Bahamas leading fashion designer won
By Walter Greene
Model KIARA KABUKURU. a ninety's super-model with a Vogue cover, a Cover Girl contract and numerous editorial spreads under her belt is back on the scene shooting for several top photographers and receiving the nod from fashion indust
“Performing has always been a love of mine. I love walking onto a stage, looking up at the lights and gazing out at the audience. It’s always a little nerve-racking but also very exciting!” These were the words of Stephanie Marie Nahous in an interv
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Choose Your Words Carefully
This post is not about politics per se. So no arguing about republican v
In the wake of Jamaica's 51st Independence Day celebrations, I am proud to say I have published my 6th book on such an iconic day in history! As many are celebrating Jamaica's freedom, this book serves as a call for the personal freedom of men and wo
Vanessa Mohammed, 35, was a flight attendant with BWIA for seven years before the airline closed to make way for CAL. It was a job she thought she excelled at, one she loved so much that she readily admits being left shocked and heartbroken when she
Jamaican Sociologist Margaret Bernal launches newest book, Island Reliquaries – Voices from a Jamaica Past.
KINGSTON, Jamaica - As a Caribbean sociologist, writer and cultural heritage specialist, Margaret Bernal masterfully combines her skills as a