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Best Of The Conversation: Feature Interviews

We talk to a lot of fascinating people on The Conversation : comedians, journalists, politicians, ex-felons, librarians, writers and even pirates.

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Milele Roots, Chattanooga band, talks reggae, Neil Young before music returns...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Chattanooga-based bassist Christian 'Roots' Craan had been looking for a word to pair with "roots" for the name of his new reggae band, "and couldn't come up with anything."

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Quickies

Sly & Robbie and Jam Masters are gearing up to release their most recent studio album, Reggae Connection, on the Taxi Records label.

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TJR Gets Funky in Las Vegas

Even your mother has heard of TJR. His track "Funky Vodka" got reworked by Pitbull as "Don't Stop The Party" and became an international hit that gets played everywhere from major league baseball games...

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The Conversation: Justine Picardie, author and journalist

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The Black Seeds will perform at the North West Festival tonight

The Black Seeds have travelled from New Zealand and will perform in Port Hedland for the first time at the North West Festival.

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The artists behind the SNES cart art in Gone Home

In your search for clues in Gone Home 's big ol' house, you may have spotted a few forgotten games in the cupboard.

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New and Notable Releases

"You take us away from Africa with the intention to steal our culture," sings Burning Spear at the beginning of The Invasion, launching a series of his unflinchingly outspoken politically conscious songs.

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Buccaneers dazzle hometown fans with win

Members of the Reading Buccaneers exit the field after their performance Saturday at the "Big Sounds in Motion" competition in Exeter Township.

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Diplomatic passports for musicians

Carolyn Cooper THE 20TH staging of the Rototom Sunsplash festival in Spain got off to a brilliant start with the Third World Band.

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Chill on Antarctic cuts

CHINA'S long-term involvement with Hobart's Antarctic gateway could be jeopardised if Australia's program on the icy continent is not adequately funded, supporters fear.

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New Music: Mavado -- 'Give It All To Me' feat. Nicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj returns to her Caribbean roots for her feature on Mavado's "Give It All to Me."

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The birthday club

THIS is a year of milestones in Jamaican pop culture. The Third World band turned 40 and is celebrating that anniversary with a worldwide tour.

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Day of sunshine and tunes caps off Summer Fair in Santa Cruz

Families, couples and children found a great way to enjoy Sunday's sunshine with an afternoon of live music in San Lorenzo Park.

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Eleanor Wint Receives UNIA 2013 Award for Education

Well-known Professor/Activist Eleanor Wint whose career started in the mid-1960s in the Caribbean, is this year's recipient of the Marcus Garvey Award in the field of Education.

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Album Review: The Green 'Hawai'i '13'

The Green are the new Third World. Like Tony Wright's series of batik-influenced paintings that graced the '70s' band's covers, Kamea Hadar's chimeric illustrations set the stage for the seamless blend...

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Weird Science: The Conversation Explores The Natural World

The world is a mysterious place. In labs and observatories around the world, people are trying to make sense of nature's secrets.

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Reggae star sues Va groups after bottle injury

Grammy winning reggae musician Frederick "Toots" Hibbert is suing several organizations after he was injured during a May concert in Richmond.

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The Caribbean's Leading Ebook Publisher

Founded by local tech entrepreneur Lloyd Laing, the social commerce platform provides digitization, conversion, ecommerce and distribution services to many of the Caribbean's leading authors and...

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Ky-Mani Marley is the second youngest of Bob Marley's 11 children.

Hot Summer Nights closes out its summer of free Tuesday night concerts with Ky-Mani Marley at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.

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