Rita Marley - Jamaican Hall of Fame Rita Marley, the widow of deceased Reggae Artist Robert Nesta Marley was born Alpharita Constantia Anderson in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba on July 25, 1946. She was raised in Kingston, Jamaica by her aunt who lived on Greenwich Park Road. While living with her aunt she studied Practical Nursing, however, her career as a Nurse was soon delayed due to the fact that she wanted to start a family. She is also known as "The Queen of Reggae" and is an accomplished Singer in her own right. A member of the group the "I Threes", former back-up singer for Bob Marley Peter Tosh and "The Wailers".
A Parade of Stars of Jamaican Descent Jamaicans are known for their adventurous spirits and following their dreams wherever it takes them, therefore, it is no surprise to discover that there are celebrities who possess the best of both worlds with their foreign birth and Jamaican ancestry. Here is a list of your favorite celebs who have proudly come from parents or grandparents who were born and raised in humble Jamaica.
Who is Usain Bolt - A Profile Usain St. Leo Bolt, OJ, C.D., is a Jamaican sprinter and a five-time World and four-time Olympic gold medalist. He is the world record and Olympic record holder in the 100 metres, the 200 metres and the 4×100 metres relay.
Miss Lou's May 2003 "Town Hall" Chat on Jamaicans.com The first week of September is celebrated by many Jamaicans as Miss Lou week as her birthday is
September 7, 1919. In May 2003, Miss Lou visited Jamaicans.com for a chat in our forums with visitors to the the site. The following is an excerpt of that lively and most memorable visit.
"Marcia's Yard" - A tribute discussion forum This month we pay tribute to Marcia Davidson with an online forum dedicated to her. For the month of July please post your memories, tributes and other comments in "Marcia's Yard" in our
forums.
Owen "Blakka" Ellis Bio The Bio of Popular Jamaican personailty Owen "Blakka" Ellis.
Ranger-Brown Popular U.S. based Jamaican personailty.
Jamaican Politician. We love to love politicians. How to become a Jamaican Politician.
Dear Miss Lou Miss Lou you are Jamaica's folklore ambassador and educator. As an actress, dramatiest, storyteller, poet and broadcaster you have paved the way for many Jamaican entertainers. You and the late Mas Ron (Ronnie Williams) changed the face of entertainment in Jamaica and allowed Jamaicans to be "Jamaicans".
Sports Heroes: Donald Quarrie In the first of a new series called Jamaican Sports Heroes, we feature Donald Quarrie. He is regarded as one of the finest sprinters in the history of track and field. He is also considered the greatest runner around the bend.
More Thank You Miss Lou Tributes Thank you Miss Lou for a great childhood. More Thank You Miss Lou Tributes
Thank You Miss Lou Tributes Read the over 20 are worldwide tributes to Miss Lou. It is truly amazing how Miss Lou has touched the lives of many people and impacted Jamaican culture.
Miss Lou Month Celebrate all things Miss Lou with us for the Month of May. Read Poems & tributes to her.
Jamaicans.com Exclusive Interview With Miss Lou An exclusive Jamaicans.com Interview with Miss Lou.
Louise Bennett-Coverley Biography The Hon. Louise Simone Bennett-Coverleyis quite possibly Jamaica’s most loved Folklorist, Writer, Artiste. Miss Lou, as she is affectionately known, received her education from Ebenezer and Calabar Elementary Schools, St. Simon’s College, Excelsior College, Friends College (Highgate). She was a resident artiste from 1945 to 1946 with the “Caribbean Carnival”....
Risto An inside look at a couple of unique Jamaican characters. You may recognize someone.
Risto- Rebel An inside look at a couple of unique Jamaican characters. You may recognize someone.
