December  2, 2009 (film guide) – The Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) announced today that three-time Academy Award® nominee Johnny Depp will be honored with the prestigious Career Achievement Award at this year’s Film Festival, taking place December 10-17 in Nassau. The announcement was made by BIFF Founder and Executive Director Leslie Vanderpool. Depp will be on hand for the special tribute and presentation at the Balmoral Club in Nassau. Legendary leading man... Read More

Bertha’s Go Go Ribs Owner, Mr. Mervin Sweeting will be Visionaries Wealth Management’s and Business Show featured guest during its July episode on ZNS TV 13 and JCN Channel 14. Mr. Sweeting, who is pictured preparing his famous Go Go Ribs at his restaurant on Blue Hill Road South will tell how it all began for him 21 years ago. Photo by Anastasia Stubbs/Visionaire Marketing. Nassau, Bahamas - Mervin Sweeting’s enduring spirit, perseverance and fortitude to continue h... Read More

Sat Aug 1stPrizes and surprises! Endorsement contract for 1 year on Cia Monet's website and express store ! Free clothing for one year, jewelery, leather handbags and shoes. We make you look good ....and feel even better !Cia Monet 1st ever Model Search Part 1@ Envy Beach A little bit of the old! A little bit of the new! A hole lot of Fun!Come meet old & new friends and listen to music by the all STAR line up.... URBAN EMPIRE JDX sounds BLK-dj’s DJ REDS Dress Code: upscale & Sex... Read More

DJ Fines is King of all Caribbean DJ's. If you didn't already know this maybe you should ask the nearly five thousand people who attended the Heineken Green Synergy Competition Saturday night at Breezes, where the babyface Carvin Dorsett [DJ Fines] walked off with $10,000 cash, some cool gadgets and bragging rights. When the intrepid DJ undertook a relatively unknown [to Bahamians] DJ Competition last year in St. Lucia there was no fanfare or anything to announce that he had embarked on this jo... Read More

Red City Entertainment is suing the New Orleans native for close to half a million dollars after Weezy was a no-show at a planned September 27, 2008 performance in the Bahamas. The company alleges that it put up close to $432,000 to set up the event, but when it came time for Weezy to hit the stage, he was nowhere to be found. Reportedly when authorities searched for the rapper they found him passed out in his hotel room, that Red City paid for. In addition for fronting the hotel bill, Red Cit... Read More