Movie Review | In ‘Wildwood, stop-start production builds a world the story cant match
Everything about Wildwood is ambitious. Its a stop-motion animated movie that runs over two hours, with 230 hand-controlled puppets across 132 sets, shot frame by frame. It sounds exhausting to make, and thats also sometimes what it feels like to wa
China vows to deepen Caribbean ties despite US push for influence
China says it intends to continue with “high-quality” Belt and Road cooperation in the region even as the United States shifts its focus back to the Western Hemisphere, stressing that countries reserve the right to choose their global partners. Chines
Do not oppose Give Me Liberty on Sunday
GIVE ME LIBERTY, a five-year-old gelding with a 4-4-2 record at Floridas Gulfstream Park, second at Keeneland once and twice as a two-year-old at Oaklawn Park, before running in the Tampa Bay Derby, makes his local debut in Sundays Alsafra Trophy as
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In Thursdays trading session the following reflects the movement of the JSE Indices: - The JSE Combined Index advanced by 2,305.35 points ( 0.59 %) to close at 395,564.57 points and the volume traded amounted to 30,217,959 valued at $355,758,564.18. Th
5 Questions With Nailah Blackman
This weekend, soca princess Nailah Blackman brings her pulsating energy to Jamaica as she connects with audiences on Sunday at Breeze, the Soca Dancehall Experience at the Port Royal Cruise Port. Always happy to perform in the Caribbean, Blackman joins da
Editorial | The case for urban renewal
Prime Minister Andrew Holness exhortation to private capital to unlock real estate opportunities in Jamaicas decayed urban communities is supported by this newspaper. However, as The Gleaner Editorial Board has previously noted, the scale of Jamaica
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Golding warns against misuse of Speakers powers The suggestion itself has merit but the rationale is a sly piece of political theatre. For nearly 65 years, we have functioned with the existing model from one JLP/PNP administration to another. So, w
From Boston to Negril
When Sydney Watson left her consulting career in Boston to return to Jamaica in 2023, she knew she wanted to build something of her own. Three years later, the young entrepreneur is the co-owner of a cliffside restaurant in Negril, a property investor and
Pope tells bishops to accompany their flocks, respond to abuse victims
LIMA (AP): After his emotional homecoming, Pope Leo XIV got down to work Thursday telling Perus Catholic bishops to accompany their flocks as they face poverty and injustices, and respond to victims of clergy sexual abuse with truth, justice and amends