Today The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was celebrated with a national holiday in America. Because this is o-access JAMAICA we wanted to give you some Dr King Jamaica trivia. In June 20, 1965 […]
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Jamaican Novelist Anthony C. Winkler Passes
Jamaican born novelist Anthony C. Winkler has passed. Winkler died peacefully at his home in Dunwoody, Georgia on September 18, 2015. He is survived by his wife Cathy, daughter Becky, son Adam and his wife […]
Rihanna Is More Than Getting Bitches Money!!! Find Out About Her Clara Lionel Foundation
Bajan star, Rihanna released her bloody, gritty, sexy cool video for Bitch Better Have My Money which has been receiving rave reviews from none fans and her navy, but we would like to show you […]
Lead Singer Bunny Rugs Of Third World Has Died
Bunny Rugs lead singer of Reggae band Third World lost his battle with cancer last night in a hospital in Orlando, Florida. He was diagnosed with cancer for two years. Bunny Rugs started his singing […]
The Harder They Come Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary
The legendary cult classic movie The Harder They Come staring reggae Icon Jimmy Cliff and written by Perry Henzell celebrates its 40th anniversary. Starting today in special theatres in the US, Canada & the UK […]
Happy Birthday Bob Marley
Happy Birthday to the biggest and best Jamaican Icon Bob Marley. Today the legendary Robert Nesta Marley would have been 68 years old, but his music lives on forever. Celebrate Bob’s Birthday today by playing […]
Volkswagen America Spreads Some Happy With Reggae Legend Jimmy Cliff
As a part of a continuation of their “Smiles campaign top German car maker Volkswagen America released a teaser of an ad called “Sunny Side”. VW plan to run the ad during the Super Bowl XLVII broadcast February 3. In the teaser […]
Respect Due: o-access JAMAICA’s Top 3 Peter Tosh Songs
During my morning jog & walk this morning I remembered that today reggae giant Peter Tosh died. Tosh aka The Stepping Razor life and music is not celebrated enough in Jamaica and by Jamaicans. My dear […]
