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Nicola Cunningham

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Nicola Cunningham/Senior Staff Reporter

    Denise Brown’s inspiring pageant story (opens the original)

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    What started as a simple enough error when she did not stop to read, ended with a poised and confident 56-year-old strutting across the stage as a Miss Universe Jamaica St Ann and St Mary contestant in June 2026. Educator and environmentalist Denise Brown wowed the huge crowd gathered at Lavender Moon Villas and showed them that age is indeed just a number. The Gleaner recently spoke with the educator, who lectures in natural and applied sciences at the Moneague College, about her experience sta

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Nicola Cunningham/Senior Staff Reporter

    Portland celebrates Miss Universe Jamaica Celene Hall (opens the original)

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    It was a day of celebrating the achievements of one of their own, so Portlanders went at it with full gusto as they revelled in the fact that it was the first time in Miss Universe Jamaica pageant history that their parish copped the national title with the crowning of Celene Hall. This meant that a full homecoming parade was in order. The parade made its way from Buff Bay all the way to Port Antonio with a few stops in between. As a means of motivating the youths to understand that with hard wo

  3. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Nicola Cunningham/ Senior Staff Reporter

    Almost 30 years after ‘Dancehall Queen’, new series enters production (opens the original)

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    Building on the legacy of the iconic film Dancehall Queen while bringing a new generation of stories to the screen, Daughters of the Dancehall Queen is set to begin principal photography in early October. Almost three decades after the film’s success, one of its writers is bringing a new Jamaican story to television, rooted in family, womanhood, music and contemporary life. Daughters of the Dancehall Queen is an eight-episode television series written and produced by Ed Wallace, with screen prod

  4. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Nicola Cunningham/Senior Staff Reporter

    Felisha Lord parties her way into ‘singlehood’ (opens the original)

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    Radio and television host and actress, Felisha Lord, recently celebrating being single with a huge party. Some people mark the end of a relationship with a bottle of rum or a huge tub of ice cream, as they try to either drown their sorrow or eat away the memories. Well, not Felisha Lord. The actress, radio and television host decided that that milestone deserved a proper punctuation mark, celebrating with a huge party dubbed I’m Single for the First Time in My Life. In July, Lord hosted her virt

  5. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Nicola Cunningham - Senior Gleaner Reporter

    JC Lodge: Still creating, still evolving (opens the original)

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    Left: JC Lodge continues to create and record new music decades after becoming a household name with her timeless reggae hits. She is a Jamaican songbird whose soulful voice inspired a generation to believe in the beauty of love. With iconic hits such as Someone Loves You Honey, Telephone Love, and Make It Up to You, she was a bona fide hitmaker whose name was synonymous with positivity and musical poetry. But JC Lodge is not resting on the success of those songs. Decades into her career, she is

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