• Monique Dehaney's performance on the national talent show 'Nodojiman The World' catapulted her from relative obscurity to the national stage. She has since recorded an album of Japanese songs and worked with artists such as Mika Nakajima, Atsushi Sato from Exile and Eikichi Yazawa.
    Monique Dehaney's performance on the national talent show "Nodojiman The World" catapulted her from relative obscurity to the national stage. She has since recorded an album of Japanese songs and worked with artists such as Mika Nakajima, Atsushi Sato from Exile and Eikichi Yazawa.
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I mentioned in my last column that even before I learned I was part-Jamaican, I already had a fondness for women from the country.

Relationship-wise, I must admit, it hasn’t always worked out well. In fact, more often than not, these affairs could be classified as broken, having involved broken hearts, broken promises, broken bottles, broken limbs — it hasn’t been pretty. That I managed to salvage a few friendships out of those fiascoes is nothing short of miraculous.

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