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Gracekennedy Foundation Brings Global Recognition to Jamaica in TV Series the Visioneers With Zay Harding

New York, New York – For the second time in less than one month, Jamaica will once again be prominently featured in the hit television series The Visioneers with Zay Harding, following an initial appearance in the show’s Season 2 premiere on October 4. The new episode showcasing Jamaica, titled Plastic Education, airs Saturday morning, October 25 on CBS as part of the “CBS WKND” educational/informational programming block (check local listings).  

GraceKennedy Foundation Project Officer Jade-Ashley Carberry- Meikle engages with TV host Zay Harding (fourth from left) and children from the Rose Town community in Kingston during filming of The Visioneers With Zay Harding.  PHOTO CREDIT- DAN van der KOOY

Dancehall Phenomenon Masicka Releases First Single From His Highly Anticipated Upcoming Album

New York, NY – Dancehall powerhouse Masicka sets the tone for his next musical chapter with the release of “Keys,” the first official single from his forthcoming, highly anticipated studio album via Def Jam Recordings. Produced by Westen Weiss, the track delivers a fusion of smooth melodies, lyrical precision, and emotional depth that fans have come to expect from the Generation of Kings hitmaker.

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Sabrina Francis Could be the Region's Next Female Lead, Says Muhammed Muwaki

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad - A movement to take her creative authenticity to every corner of the Caribbean and beyond, has spurred a reaction. Grenada’s Sabrina Francis has piqued the interest of one of the region’s foremost creative minds, Muhammed Muwakil of Freetown Collective. Francis’ showcase at Kafe Blue in Trinidad on September 14th, has since generated interest among music lovers as to whether a collaboration between the two is on the way.

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Comedy, A Necessary Ease, Pelf Breaks Into Online Influencer Space

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad -When you’re born with a gift, it’s often very hard to keep it tucked away. When that gift comes out of your mouth each time you open it, you really cannot hide it. For Victor St. Louis, his ability to entertain has come naturally. Known as Pelf in the world of Caribbean entertainment, his popularity has withstood the test of time, and even as he circles back on the local entertainment circuit in Trinidad and Tobago, he’s easily checking boxes, ticking off the impact he’s having on people from all walks of life, in the simplest way possible.

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