Ahoy there mates! Prepare ye selves mi ladies and mi lads for the Kiwanis Club of Greater Sunrise’s Pirates from the Caribbean Buccaneer Bash!

The club is breaking out from the normal Banquet style events by launching its Inaugural Spring Theme Party with the theme: Pirates from the Caribbean –Buccaneer Bash. This “come as you are buccaneer style” gala will be held in the formal surrounds of the Signature Grand on Friday, March 30, 2007 starting at 9:00 pm with music provided by the inimitable “Code Red” Band.

Prepare for a star-studded three-day Caribbean musical extravaganza featuring reggae and calypso and soca’s best in beautiful island of St. Lucia. From April 23 to 25, 2007 St. Lucia will host music lovers and treat them to the finest Caribbean music, with the Rodney Bay Village Music Bash, in fine St. Lucia style.

Starting Monday, April 23 at the recently unveiled Digicel Coco Cabana in Rodney Bay, the Rodney Bay Village Music Bash opens with Trinidad and Tobago's David Rudder, one of the Caribbean's most prolific singers and songwriters ever. David Rudder is known for songs like "Bahia Girl," "Bacchanal Lady," "Panama," “High Mas” and in the middle of our very first time hosting the ICC Cricket World Cup games, you definitely will hear him sing his cricket tune "Rally 'Round the West Indies".

Legends are born not made. And as a vocalist, Dionne Warwick is in a class by herself. Miami will get to see the Legend in the “My Friends & Me” concert slated for March 25, 2007 at 8 pm at the BankUnited Center (formerly UM Convocation Center) Coral Gables, Miami.

Presented by Class Act Production along with Shamah Seven Enterprise Inc., Dionne Warwick & Friends will bring us hits such as "Alfie", "A House Is Not a Home", "Valley of the Dolls" and "The April Fools" from Warwick’s vast repertoire.

Babylon to release the ‘Cure’

Over the next four months, Jah Cure will have to “behave himself” then he will finally come from behind those prison walls of the Tower Street Adult Correctional Center. Cure should be walking the streets of Kingston again, soon and giving his fans what they have been longing for. Jah Cure, whose real name is Sycatore Alcock, was found guilty of robbery, rape and illegal possession of a firearm. It what is often described as a very sketchy trial, Cure was sentenced to 13 years in prison in 1998. Reggae Sunspash could definitely see the crooner if he is released in released in late July. But there the word out is that Jah Cure might organize a major concert to celebrate his freedom. He has made a stream of singles over the last three years which have worked wonders for Jah Cure's popularity; therefore, his re-entry on the entertainment scene should be more than warmly welcomed by his fans. Well I can’t wait to see him perform, as I happen to like many of his singles.