Trinidad and Tobago's Ricardo Melville, known by his sobriquet, Daddy Chinee is on a mission to get soca music better embraced throughout the year by persons of all backgrounds and cultures.

Aug. 18, 2011 - The International Film and Television School (EICTV) will offer scholarships and audiovisual courses to Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America’s country members.

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. August 2nd--Shurwayne Winchester’s name has been bouncing from one Caribbean island to the next, in the past few weeks.

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. July 21, 2011----- T&T;’s Squeezy Rankin has been churning out the hits in recent months. His hardcore style leaves little to the imagination, but he admits to keeping that side of his musical repertoire for performances suitable to such. For radio, he turns to local production house, PengCo Music. “PengCo Music is partially responsible for my success,” he said, - this as he gets ready to once again release something mammoth across the airwaves. 

Since its launch only a few weeks ago, the Business Broadcast solution developed by eRadio Broadcast Network (Barbados) has had success well beyond expectation.

July 15, 2011 - There’s been nothing like it in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s an idea that’s fresh and filled with possibility. It has started off with one Caribbean songstress and promises to unleash some eight to 10 beautiful and talented female musicians onto the music scene. Nadia Batson is the woman behind it all.

July 14, 2011 -- The Dominica Film Office and the Discover Dominica Authority in collaboration with Alliance Francaise is this week hosting the third travelling Caribbean film showcase at the Alliance Francaise building in Roseau.

July 9, 2011 --  Despite the reality that local music in Trinidad and Tobago benefits less from on air rotation than that of foreign tracks, one T&T; bred entertainer’s holding the faith and is optimistic that in this, his return to the mainstream market, he’ll receive the appreciation he deserves from all stakeholders of the local industry.

 For the first time in the Caribbean, artistes, all singing on one riddim, will team up with a number of product brands on a musical tour.

Music out of Trinidad and Tobago will soon sound sweeter than ever before. So says a unique entity, which includes a top-notch local artiste. The group is looking for the most musically talented females in a bid to transform the sound of the Caribbean.

Bridgetown - July 7, 2011 - Barbados is the only country in the Western Hemisphere chosen to participate in a global project aimed at increasing the capacity of seven countries "to respond to climate-sensitive health risks".

Members of the Gens de la Caraïbe organization (and site) have chosen Maryse Condé as their central figure for the year 2011. They write: “Imagine a scene of a léwoz party with Maryse Condé at the center of a circle of dancers and gwoka players.

Trinidad & Tobago's Marionettes Chorale, one of the nation's foremost performing arts groups, announced the schedules for its two award-winning casts for the premiere one of the world's most beloved operas: Bizet's Carmen!

June 25, 2011 - Kobo, a global leader in eReading with more than 3.6 million users in over 100 countries worldwide, today announced that the company's Wireless eReader has landed in the Caribbean through a new partnership with Nigel R Khan Bookseller.

In just 10 days, due to an overwhelming public response, tickets for the Marionettes Chorale’s July premiere of Bizet’s CARMEN are already flying. Some performances are already half sold. Set for a July 9th premiere at Queen’s Hall, the bpTT-sponsored production is already becoming one of the most anticipated shows of the year.