Tony nominee Natalie Venetia Belcon talks about playing Cuban legend Omara Portuondo in 'Buena Vista Social Club' on Broadway ...

The fashionable event that has brought glamorous runway shows and glittering gala awards to the NT is returning for its tenth ...

Today in Music History for May 19: In 1866, "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," which became one of the most popular ballads in North America, was published in Indianapolis, Ind., by James A.

The festival was the idea of Marley's mother, Cedella, who put Ibis & Genny Pitts in charge of keeping her son's legacy alive ...

Rita told Ibis she had a musician husband and that she ... They decided to settle in Wilmington, and a young Marley moved here in the 1960s. Over the years, accounts have varied about ...

Reggae artist Ziggy Marley shares ... taken care of as a young person, when we came to this country everything sort of fell apart.” “I wanted to help my parents,” she added on why she ...

For Lashana Lynch, playing singer, philanthropist and cultural icon Rita Marley was always ... “Where she speaks from is so unassuming because it harnesses the young power that we see in the ...

Playing opposite Ben-Adir in the film is No Time To Die star Lynch, who portrays Rita, a deeply spiritual Rastafari woman who starts dating the lonely Marley as a teenager in Jamaica. She is a ...

She was crowned Miss World in 1976. Bob Marley is said ... was a celebration. Rita and the family made sure that the processional ran through all of Jamaica for the young and the old to say ...

The RMF also operates Jamaica’s “Lioness on the Rise” initiative, which provides scholarships, mentors, and other support for young ... Rita Marley Foundation. Born in Santiago de Cuba, Rita Marley ...

Rita Marley was born Rita Constantia Anderson in Santiago but later moved to Jamaica. As a child, she was raised by her aunt as her parents divorced while she was young. As a child, she often sang in ...