Jamaican fast-man, Usain Bolt, has unveiled a new two-seater, all-electric and zero-emission vehicle, via his mobility company. It was on full display at the VivaTech conference in Paris a few days ago.
The car is being called the Bolt Nano and it comes in the same week that the firm announced it was rolling out its e-scooter offering in Paris.
On April 12th, international reggae recording artist Anthony B released his first book, “Secrets to A Man’s Heart.” It is a novel about relationships and it stems from his desire to share the secrets about a man’s mind with women, so that they can better understand the male psyche.
Click here to check out “Secrets to A Man’s Heart” via Amazon.
On Tuesday, May 7th, poet and activist Sunni Patterson will be the featured guest at ‘an Evening of Spoken Word,’ hosted by the UCSB MultiCultural Center. The event will be held at the UCSB MultiCultural Center in Santa Barbara, California from 7:30 PM until…
Sunni Patterson is a New Orleans poet who combines the heritage, culture, and traditions of her native town with a spiritual worldview to create powerful music and poetry. She is poetry in action; she is a political wordsmith!
On Sunday, March 31st, the St. Thomas Heritage Productions in collaboration with Ilife Vegan Foods and TPDCo present the St Thomas Heritage and Poetry Festival at Lyssons Beach (St. Thomas, Jamaica). This is a celebration of African lifestyle, Rastafari culture, fashion, food, and the literary arts.
The event will feature some of Jamaica’s best poets, namely: Richie Innocent, Wise Wurdz, Mutabaruka and others.
On Saturday, February 23rd, Florida A & M University (located in Tallahassee) will be hosting the FAMU’s Harambee Festival, an event dedicated to unity in the community. The organizers are promising a day filled with live musical performances, vendors from across the region, cultural arts, workshops, fashion and food.
The highly acclaimed international artist Sunni Patterson has been confirmed as one of the headliners. Patterson, having performed at the Essence Festival and on HBO’s Def Jam, is expected to bring an artistic fusion of poetry, activism, and beautiful music to the event.
On December 29th and 30th, some of America’s best Black comedians will be
headlining back to back shows in the South. Confirmed acts include: Guy Tory, Mike Epps, Sommore, Earthquake, DC Young Fly and others.
The event for Saturday, December 29th will be held at the Chaifetz Arena (1 S Compton Ave) in St. Louis; while the show on Sunday, December 30th will be at Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center (1202 E 38th St) in Indianapolis, Indiana.
In 2014, after performing in New York, Jamaican-Canadian hip-hop artist, Tha Vor, became very ill. Subsequent to some evaluation, it became obvious that though he was a vegetarian at time he had to make further amendments to his diet. He then started to pay close attention to what he was consuming, which resulted in him studying Psychology of Disease and Holistic Health at the Institute of Holistic Nutrition. He also did an intense study into alkaline based foods and herbs.
Being a Reiki Master, Tha Vor started to help people with eye problems, sciatica, back, shoulder and knee pain, as well as other ailments. He eventually started his own business, Ancient Herbal Health, with his own line of products which includes: Colon Cleansers, Pain Done, Alkaline Liquid Iron and others.
This is what Tha Vor had to say about his new herbal healthy lifestyle:
“I felt this was needed not only in our community but worldwide. Starting a business also helped me to grasp the idea and understanding that music was just like any other business. As an artist you do a show after the audience leaves other than the music and merchandise there’s no other connection. Many go home still sick with their problems or have family members that aren’t well. So the music only heals or touches a part of them. I feel my mission is bigger than just music so with this in mind I made a website where people could order products from me to help them with various health issues.”
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