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July 01, 2008

Entertainers who ventured into other business areas

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Has Goofy aka Mr. G gone into the restaurant business? YardFlex sighted the deejay at the corner of Princeville Plaza, Kingston with his charge preparing some sumptuous looking sea foods dishes, Hellshire style, including some large Parrot fish frying up in some big frying pans.

According to one of his regular customer, they do this activity every Friday at the same location. He said that it is well supported, especially by members of the entertainment fraternity.

Other artistes in the past have branched off from the regular music business and have ventured into other fields. Bling Dawg, last year opened a barbershop in Kingston. General Degree has gone into the apparel business launching his clothing line Reh Geh.

Tanya Stephens is also set to open a restaurant in the west end of the island. 'Rude bwoy' deejay Cobra is in the race horse as well as transportation business and the list goes on. An artiste who asked to remain anonymous said, "right now artistes have to try other business ventures to turn over the money that they earn. Things get tighter now so you can't squander yu money, you have to learn about money management and good business practices. Some times the business gets slow so you have other source of income."

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Posted by yardFlex at July 1, 2008 10:45 AM


Comments

Posted by: Artiste Advocate on July 2, 2008 09:05 AM

No artiste gets a monthly check so they can stay 2HOME.THIS BUSINESS IS ONE OF THE HARDEST,IF UR SICK THERE IS NO HEALTH INSURANCE,CHILDREN TO FEED,SCHOOL.Yet everyday people a tax artiste,rob them.Dont take everything at face value.


Posted by: warlady on July 2, 2008 10:18 AM

Good fi them, I hope other entertainers will venture into the business world


Posted by: Joao Pessoa on July 10, 2008 09:01 PM

It's good the artists are gaining business smarts.


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