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COMEDY
Trevor Noah Has Spotted A Funny Musical Thing About Donald Trump's Speech Patterns
By Lee Moran
Lively up yourself for this impression.
ENTERTAINMENT
SOJA Serves Beautiful Poetry In Motion
By Karen Silva, Contributor
Life Is Short, Have That Second Slice...
Life has a funny way of throwing things at you, it’s just a matter of knowing how to deal with the curve balls that we’re
ENTERTAINMENT
Hey Google, Jerry Lee Lewis Is Still Alive!
By David Moye
Comedian Jerry Lewis died Sunday. Singer Jerry Lee Lewis did not.
ENTERTAINMENT
As We Pay Tribute To Those Who Fought For American Freedom, Long Strange Trip Remembers The Grateful Dead
By Matt Jordan, Contributor
Associate Professor of Media Studies, Donald P. Belisario Coll...
Long Strange Trip is the kind of memorial that the Grateful Dead deserve
ENTERTAINMENT
14 Steps To Harlem: A Garland Jeffreys Premiere And Conversation, Plus Chatting With Virgil Films’ Joe Amodei On Clarence Clemons And More
By Mike Ragogna, Contributor
Trafficbeat Entertainment, Music Biz Vet
On April 28th, Garland Jeffreys will release a new album, 14 Steps To Harlem. Jeffreys continues making socially conscious
QUEER VOICES
Clean Bandit's Grace Chatto: Gay Men Of Color Do Not Get Enough Media Attention
By Pollo Del Mar , Contributor
Drag queen on the SF social, political, editorial and fundrais...
With chart-topping single “Rock-a-Bye,” Grammy-winning Clean Bandit praised single mothers around the globe. Now the wrenching
TRAVEL
Good Times at Colombia's Off-Beat Cafe Gourmet
By Bob Schulman, Contributor
Travel Editor, WatchBoom.com
Staying there: The island offers some 25 tourist-class hotels including a hefty number of beachfront properties. But what
TRAVEL
JamRock Is The Coolest Cruise You've Never Been On
By Hugh McIntyre, Contributor
Hugh McIntyre is a journalist covering music, the music indust...
It may sound a bit corny, but JamRock seems to embody the feeling of reggae in a trip. The vibe of the music carries through
CULTURE & ARTS
Symbiosis Gathering Says Hello to Autumn And Goodbye to The Woodward Reservoir
By Morena Duwe, Contributor
Music, culture and travel journalist
Spending its third year at this location, Symbiosis Gathering threw their last hoorah at Woodward Reservoir, and what a hoorah
ENTERTAINMENT
A-Sides with Jon Chattman: Get Right Band's Large and in "Charge;" CT's Kalimur "Fires Away"
By Jon Chattman, Contributor
thisisasides.com host and founder, published author, consultan...
Like The Get Right Band, the Connecticut and New York City band Kalimur are a trio who make uplifting pop-rock music that's
ENTERTAINMENT
Matisyahu Invites Coffee Shop Musician To Perform At His Show
By Carla Herreria
Last week, this guy didn’t realize he was singing for the reggae star. Now he’ll be sharing a stage with him.
ENTERTAINMENT
Conversations With an Urban Griot: Kweku Collins
By Nana-Adwoa Karlsson-Ofori, Contributor
Writer, storyteller, culturevore, fashion enthusiast, Netflix ...
I recently had the chance to attend the Northside Festival in Brooklyn. There were talks about technology and content during the day and events at night. I attended a block party in Mccarren Park where hip-hop legend Grand Master Flash was the headlining act. Although I was super excited to witness one of the founding members of hip-hop in action, I was also very interested to check out his opening acts: Radamiz, I.O.D and Kweku Collins.
ENTERTAINMENT
Assassin a.k.a Agent Sasco, Who Has Hit Collabs With Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar Drops His Outstanding-First Solo Album After 10 Years!
By Melissa Mushaka, Contributor
Media Personality For All Things Media
MM: In regards to there's no right or wrong. Why do you feel the timing of your first solo album taking place 10 years later
NEW YORK
Rudimental x Gorgon City: NYC Summer Is Here! (Picture Gallery)
By Marlon Regis, Contributor
Writer/Blogger of all your fan-tastic's + Dj (Pelau) of divers...
You know the saying, a picture is worth a thousand words, which is exactly why you're invited to glide through what you missed, or relive what you might have experienced in NYC when on the brink of summer, Central Park's Summer stage kicked off with two British ensembles.
CULTURE & ARTS
Omari Banks: Former Cricketer Turned Reggae Rocker Is Making Waves
By Erika Finn, Contributor
The Arts & Travel & Food Journalist, Podcast Personality
As far as Omari's advice for future artists, "Work hard and be independent by learning to play instruments because it opens
CULTURE & ARTS
The Heart of Lightness: Envision Festival 2016
By Morena Duwe, Contributor
Music, culture and travel journalist
Another challenge that Envision faces every year is safe transport from the festival to the local communities at which many
ENTERTAINMENT
A-Sides with Jon Chattman: Matisyahu Reflects on 10 Years of 'Youth,' Home, and the Road
By Jon Chattman, Contributor
thisisasides.com host and founder, published author, consultan...
Interview Part One At the Music Conservatory of Westchester fittingly in White Plains this morning, the reggae star along
CULTURE & ARTS
My Night Out: Trading Broadway Tunes for Caribbean Melodies
By Erika Finn, Contributor
The Arts & Travel & Food Journalist, Podcast Personality
I arrived in St. Martin full of excitement and ready to embark on a musical exploration and cultural adventure. I headed
BLACK VOICES
Buju And the Deportee Narrative (Things Change)
By Dr. Kirk Anthony James , Contributor
Social Justice Dreamer, Imagination User & believer in the pow...
The lyrics of Freddie McGregor's Big Ship rocked out in my head as I boarded the massive Norwegian Pearl cruise liner. It
PARENTING
Feeling the Music
By Curtis Rogers, Contributor
Editor and Founder of 'This Side of the Diaper'; Parenting and...
Apparently the 'Sprinkler' isn't an appropriate dance move for Reggae. It isn't really my fault I broke into dance while listening to my new favorite music. I was just feeling the spirit of the sound of the islands.
BLACK VOICES
Filmmakers Jeremy Whittaker and Roy Anderson Bring Jamaican Culture and History to a New Generation
By Anne Thornley-Brown, Contributor
Facilitator, Executive Retreats, Team Building & Meetings, Pro...
As more and more Black young people of Jamaican heritage are raised in the USA, Canada, and the UK, it is important for them to have an understanding of their history and culture in order to develop a strong sense of identity.
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