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Belize held its national elections on Wednesday (Nov. 11), and while Prime Minister Dean Barrow will be replaced by John Briceño of the People’s United Party, Barrow’s lineage lives on the country’s government. The prime minister’s son and former rapper, Moses “Shyne” Barrow, won the Mesopotamia seat in Belize City for the House of Representatives. His sister, […]
Still riding high from the success of his and Bad Bunny’s chart-topping collaboration “Dákiti,” Jhay Cortez is maintaining his momentum. The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter released his latest single “Kobe En LA,” an experimental uptempo reggaetón track, which he says showcases his two “big moods.” The song kicks off with a dramatic interlude the 27-year-old calls […]
Trippie Redd has listeners screaming “Weeeeee” like they’re on the ride of a lifetime with his latest hit, which debuts at No. 80 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week (dated Nov. 14). The song is from his latest album Pegasus, which soared to No. 1 on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Check out the lyrics below. (Loaded, what […]
Tiësto has been productive during quarantine, dropping his newest collaboration, a baby daughter, this week. “Say hi to my daughter Viola Margreet Verwest,” the Dutch producer wrote Thursday (Nov. 12) on Twitter. “She gives me feelings I never knew I had in me. And her mom is a real champion. How can you look so pretty […]
TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) – First-time jobless claims continued to slow last week in Florida, while efforts are underway to bulk up the state’s unemployment agency and key parts of the economy still struggle amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Department of Labor estimated Thursday that 28,128 new claims came in last week to Florida, part of […]
MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Residents in Miami-Dade have begun tasting chlorine in their tap water and it is perfectly safe, the county says. The county announced last week that starting on November 8, the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department would temporarily change its water chlorination method for its drinking water for a two-week period. Officials said […]
CORAL GABLES (AP) — Nisine Poplar, a 6-foot-5 guard from Philadelphia, signed a national letter intent to join the Miami Hurricanes next year. Poplar, a senior at Math, Civics & Sciences Charter School, averaged 22 points per game last season and helped the school win the state Class 2A title in 2019. He started playing […]
Milinda Smith in Miss Jamaica sash [SOUTH FLORIDA] – Miss Jamaica World Second Runner up 2016, Milinda Smith was born in Linstead, Jamaica and migrated to the USA as a toddler with her mom and then baby brother. Milinda entered the pageant well rounded and already pageant trained. Milinda was not only a runner up […]
Vault Health, JetBlue’s Testing Partner, Provides Saliva-based PCR Testing at Home Before Travel [NEW YORK] – JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) today announced Aruba is the first Caribbean nation to partner with the airline for seamless entry testing through JetBlue’s testing partner, Vault. The decision by Aruba to begin accepting the convenient PCR test facilitated by Vault’s technology platform for JetBlue customers arriving […]
Free Screening Presented by South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center November 12th and 15th by Howard Campbell [MIAMI] – Reggae Boyz, film-maker Till Schauder’s documentary about the Jamaican soccer team’s unsuccessful qualification bid for the 2014 World Cup, will be shown in South Florida for the first time this week. Virtual screenings will be at the […]
