Buzzed
By Peter Dean Rickards • May 19th, 2008 • Category: FeaturesCable Hut Beach, Jamaica. 2007
Smoked marlin, ricotta spring rolls, jerk rosemary tenderloin with bearnaise sauce and a 50th birthday party on the idyllic south coast near Alligator Pond, St Elizabeth.
It’s not every day one lives to half a century, but if you do, make sure the food makes you glad that you made the journey.
Photography by Peter Dean Rickards
At first glance it looks like the exterior of a typical daycare, but if you happen to be stopped at the traffic lights on the corner of North Street and Hanover (directly across from The Gleaner building in Downtown Kingston)
Photographs by Peter Dean Rickards
The cartoonist of the Jamaica Observer newspaper, Clovis Brown’s daily musings have been distressing politicians since the 1980’s. Other times they are happily ordering their likenesses from him. Originally inspired by Conan the Barbarian - yes, the cartoon that was made into the Arnie movie - Clovis is really a nice […]
You’ve seen the photographs and read the background. Now here’s the video.
Photography by Peter Dean Rickards
The pictures don’t say enough, there is blood splattered on the walls, there are holes through the windows and marrow on the floor, they are gruesome, but they are not enough. It is the smell that lingers, that which struck us most upon entering that house, that smell, like meat left […]
Remember that girl in grade 6 who’s head you used to pound with chalkbrush erasers?
The one with the funny name whose lunch smelled.
The geek who would sit alone in the corner of the cafeteria, eating fried bologna and chocolate milk; stopping every now and then to peer nervously over her thick Coca-Cola bottle eyeglasses as […]
So, after four weeks of wild entertainment at Kingston’s best kept secret, Thursday Night at the Fights, those who’ve been following the scores know that reigning champion Leo has been hard pressed to find a challenger.
Kingston, 2 am
Saw these lunatics on the way back from the fights on Friday morning after the champ sent Kong to the hospital.
Every now and then a photographer shows up on the radar that just makes you wonder what the hell he/she was thinking. This time around we can blame the Swiss. His name is David Houncheringer.