R&B icon Brian McKnight delivered a heartfelt, love-filled set, while Dru Hill and Sisqó lit up the stage with high-energy performances. Local talents held their own among the stars at Classics at Constant Spring Golf Club, captivating an audience of 2,500

Reggae Jammin’s kid ambassador contest returns with over $700,000 in cash and prizes up for grabs. We’re excited to see this year’s talent light up the screen and the country,” said Navron Henry, brand manager

Caribbean Film Festival 2025 showcases over 70 films from 17 countries, immersive experiences, and a new wave of storytellers redefining regional cinema

With its intentional format, all-woman leadership, and unique approach to live performances, the Soundcheck series marks one year of redefining the event experience in Kingston. Reflecting on the journey, lead organizer Carleene Samuels shared, “We wanted to give artists a stage that wasn’t just about performance, but many more.”

Global dancehall icon Sean Paul blends streetwear with his signature style in a new drop of tees and hoodies, available online and in select stores

Steve “Urchin” Wilson, Sean Paul’s manager, is calling for greater investment in Trinidad and Tobago’s music industry after joining top professionals for two days of development, mentorship, and standout performances

As the official protein sponsor of the Jamaica Premier League (JPL), CB Foods served not just the players but also the fans at the grand finals held at the National Stadium. “A good game deserves good food,” said Nicole Hall, Commercial Marketing Manager at CB Foods

Jamaican filmmaker Jamar Cleary’s short documentary Raizal, which explores Jamaica’s connection with the people of the Colombian island of San Andrés, is set to screen on June 7 at the GATFFEST Film Festival in Kingston

Multi-talented Jamaican entertainer Prettii Prettii is raising awareness for the empowerment of young Jamaican women, particularly around hygiene, through her newly launched foundation. “Through this foundation, I hope to make a tangible difference in the lives of girls across Jamaica,” she said

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Morgan Heritage led the historic unveiling of the Morant Bay Urban Centre, marking a transformative moment for St. Thomas. The new complex brings KFC, Devon House, Ribbiz, and essential government offices to the east, redefining the future of rural development

Zen The DJ is set to take the decks and lead the musical charge at Worlds Collide Barbados on May 18. He also curated the official event playlist in partnership with Audiomack Caribbean, promising a genre-blending experience like no other

Courvoisier deepens dancehall ties following Aidonia's milestone sponsorship. Dominic Bell, communications manager at J. Wray & Nephew Limited, shared: “Consumers deserve meaningful experiences, and Courvoisier’s ongoing vision is to continue creating, supporting, and collaborating in exceptional moments.”

Author and actress Jenelle Alexia visits three schools for Read Across Jamaica Day, inspiring students through reading and receiving an introduction from Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia “Babsy” Grange

Following the historic Freedom Street production, Downsound Entertainment’s Karla Jankee opens up about Global Fête and Vybz Kartel’s highly anticipated return to Sumfest 2025: “We’re going full throttle,” she said, while promising even more surprises—“The best moments are the ones we don’t tell you about.”

Multidisciplinary creative Omari “Oms” Roach noticed a void of Caribbean energy in Toronto—and set out to fill it. Through his dynamic projects, he’s brought vibrant island influence to the city’s creative scene. In a conversation with Kaboom Magazine, Roach opens up about his journey and the world he’s building through art and design

Following three successful editions in Jamaica, Worlds Collide is teaming up with Hi Esteem Agency and the stunning O2 Beach Club & Spa to deliver a distinctive fusion of art, culture, and luxury to Barbados’ south coast

The Sunnation team once again delivered an unforgettable edition of their Sunrise Breakfast Party, with surprise performances by Aidonia and soca artists The Voice and Problem Child

Montego Bay's creative talent, Grafix Boss, is balancing cover art for top dancehall names and artist management, taking his game to the next level in the music industry

Exclusive: Jamaican comedian and actor Dale Elliott dives into his success story, Son of an Immigrant tour, inspirations, challenges, working with close friend and iconic producer Di Genius, and declares he will be a legend: "It’s no maybe or probably — it’s going to happen."

Jamaica’s premier band, Xodus, is redefining standards with early costume distribution and enhanced premium services. “Xodus Carnival isn’t just participating in Carnival, we are defining it,” shared Kandi King, Head of Marketing at Xodus Carnival