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Published:Monday | July 5, 2021 | 12:06 AM
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Novlyn ‘Lovey Silk’ Banton, widow of reggae singer Garnett Silk, and their daughter Wayzero were out to enjoy the premiere of the Dennis Brown docufilm.
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Novlyn ‘Lovey Silk’ Banton, widow of reggae singer Garnett Silk, and their daughter Wayzero were out to enjoy the premiere of the Dennis Brown docufilm.
Director of Emergency Medical Services in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr Kurdell Espinosa Campbell (left), shares lens time with Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange at the Little Theatre last Thursday.
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Director of Emergency Medical Services in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr Kurdell Espinosa Campbell (left), shares lens time with Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange at the Little Theatre last Thursday.
Making a statement in long, blonde hair was Dancehall Queen Carlene.
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Making a statement in long, blonde hair was Dancehall Queen Carlene.
Emprezz and Steven Golding were among the invited guests at last Thursday’s premiere.
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Emprezz and Steven Golding were among the invited guests at last Thursday’s premiere.
Richie Stephens performed a medley of Dennis Brown songs at the premiere of the docufilm.
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Richie Stephens performed a medley of Dennis Brown songs at the premiere of the docufilm.
Legendary musician and band leader Lloyd Parkes is featured in the docufilm ‘Dennis Emmanuel Brown: The Crown Prince of Reggae; the Man and the Music’.
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Legendary musician and band leader Lloyd Parkes is featured in the docufilm ‘Dennis Emmanuel Brown: The Crown Prince of Reggae; the Man and the Music’.
Entertainer, Garnet Jah Lij Smith, son of he late Garnett Silk, showed up to learn more about the life of the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emmanuel Brown.
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Entertainer, Garnet Jah Lij Smith, son of he late Garnett Silk, showed up to learn more about the life of the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emmanuel Brown.
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On July 1, the first official day of ‘outside’ for the entertainment sector since its closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport hosted the world premiere of the docufilm, Dennis Emmanuel Brown: The Crown Prince of Reggae; the Man and the Music, indoors at the Little Theatre. The docufilm, commissioned by that ministry, was produced by Judith Bodley, with the portfolio minister, Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, as executive producer. Well supported by the players in the industry, the gala event was staged in keeping with the requirements of the Disaster Risk Management Act, with COVID wardens in place.