The Black River Film Festival aims to bridge the gap between the local filmmakers and international experts to promote ...

It's that profound abundance of appeal that has, for decades, made Jamaica one of the most perennially popular and ...

The phrase “No woman, no cry” wasn’t just the title of Bob’s song — it was a benediction over Rita’s life. Silent strengths ...

The festival was the idea of Marley's mother, Cedella, who put Ibis & Genny Pitts in charge of keeping her son's legacy alive ...

For Delaware Bob Marley fans, perhaps "Three Little Birds ... He would say he preferred to stay here [in the house]. "He had a little book and he would write the words that came to his mind ...

Outside Jamaica, Wilmington was the first place Bob Marley called home. His mother owned her house on Tatnall Street and ran the "Roots" Jamaican music shop on Market Street. For a time ...

It reminds me of the last time my wife and I visited Jamaica ... House published an inventory of the gifts they received while on tour, including multiple souvenirs from the Bob Marley Museum ...

Marley invited Jaffe to Jamaica, and he ended up living with Marley and the Wailers at their house in Kingston for ... “I was with Bob when his dreadlocks fell out,” Jaffe said.

(Jamaica Gleaner) It is no secret that broadcaster, writer and historian, Roger Steffens, is the owner of a massive reggae archive, which houses the largest collection of Bob Marley artefacts in ...

Nestled in the lush hills of St. Andrew, Jamaica, the famed Strawberry Hill Hotel, featured prominently in the newly released Bob Marley biopic ... at Craigton House Coffee Estate provides ...

Bob and Rita Marley were married from 1966 until the reggae star's death in 1981. They welcomed three children together: daughter Cedella and sons Ziggy and Stephen. Bob and Rita each had ...