See which Caribbean celebs are on the cover of your favorite magazines!!!!

Rihanna covers the August issue of Seventeen Magazine

Alicia Keys is on the cover of UK mag Fabulous

Here's the official cover for Nicki Minaj Black Men June 2010 issue

College Lifestyle's summer 2010 issue is out now. Jamaican model Oraine Barrett graces the cover.





Leah Marville of Barbados was selected as the face for the 10th anniversary cover of She Caribbean Magazine. Click HERE to read her 20 Questions interview with The Lime!

Rihanna is in the July 2010 issue of Elle Magazine, out on newsstands June 15th. Take a look at the behind the scenes footage, pics and clips from her interview!










On the album art for Rated R:

“I wanted pictures that represented strength and fearlessness but still femininity—a strong woman who can be vulnerable. Every woman is made up of vulnerability and strength; no matter what race you are, no matter what you’ve been through in your life. Every woman has that strength that is undeniable, but we also have really big hearts. It’s just us.”

On her new beau:

“I have a boyfriend. I’m so happy. I feel really comfortable, and it’s so easy. I have such a chaotic life, but at the end of the day, that is just my peace. It keeps me sane, really, talking to him and talking to my family.”

On turning her dream of popstardom into reality:

“If I were in Barbados still, I would be dreaming about this. I asked for it, and I love it, so why am I complaining? My first day on tour, I remember saying ‘I’m so tired—this is so much.’ Then I thought, What the fuck? You asked for this—you prayed to God to tour like Madonna.”

On designers she admires:

“It’s clear there are definitely fewer black women in the high-fashion industry. One of the things I respected most about Gucci was that they did a print campaign with me. I’m a black girl on a fashion spread for Gucci—that was a big deal. I respect designers who aren’t afraid to go outside the box. I went to a Jean Paul Gaultier show, and I saw girls who are thicker than me, beautiful and voluptuous and different ethnicities. That made me so excited. I thought, Okay, I can work that, for sure.”

On the past year:

“A year ago, I was very confused. Because he was my best friend. All of a sudden, one night changed our whole lives—not only our friendship, but our lives. I wanted to wake up one day and just not have that pain anymore. I wanted to be with him again or get over him—it was either-or. I just didn’t want to feel the pain, the confusion.”

Mama Mia!




For many Caribbean women, enduring the cycle of living, loving, having a career, getting married and having children means that by a certain age we come to accept our physical flaws (stretch marks, cellulite, dark circles) and just move on. We joke among ourselves about the battle scars of motherhood and adjust to the thickening waist line that we try to cover up or wear clothing that camouflage our rolls and jiggles as we say life goes on and we have to roll with the punches.

However, there are those women who defy Mother Nature and Uncle Time, looking good in whatever they choose to wear, any day of the week. They have no ‘bad hair days’ or wardrobe malfunctions and though sometimes we secretly wished they were not always looking so fabulous, we often wonder what their secrets are for remaining forever young, fit, firm and fabulously fierce.

They are mothers, career women and committed spouses, yet their mammoth responsibilities do not prevent them from maintaining their overall physique, energy and youthful glow. BUZZZ CARIBBEAN LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE interviewed a few of these enigmatic Caribbean women NAMELY: Gospel Artist Carlene Davis-Cowan, Broadcaster Dorraine Samuels, Artiste Lady G, Soca Artiste Alison Hinds, Actress Deon Silvera, Entrepreneur Thalia Lyn, Educator Sharon Marley and Lawyer/Singer Lorna Bennett to get the inside scoop on what it takes to be fabulous at their age.

Check out Trina in the latest issue of KING magazine:








Click HERE to go to KING magazine to read the interview!

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Hey guys please click on the magazine covers to read the profiles of the celebs on the cover or just to find out more, k!

Jennifer Lopez covers the June issue of Marie-Claire UK.

Idris Elba is on the May issue of JET Magazine

I love to see Trina here, she is on the cover of Kontrol Magazine and is doing a lot of promo for her new album Amazin'

STILL ON STANDS!

Bajan soca singer Tarah Holdipp covers bertter HEALTH magazine!

Pulse Model, Orane Barrett on Jamrock's Spring issue

Basisa's double cover issues features Giselle LaRonde-West (Miss World 1986) and Kevin Lyttle (Soca Star from St. Vincent-that's his fiance and son on the cover with him)

LaToya Woods Miss Trinidad and Tobago Universe 2010 graces the latest issue of Caribbean Belle Magazine. Click on the picture to go to their site.



....and check them out on FB too!

A pregnant Paula Patton (who is preggers no longer!0 covers the May 2010 issue of Ebony Mag.





Rihanna's NME cover is one of 10 used to launched the newly revamed mag. Click on the pick to go to the site.

Rihanna talks to NME about product placement. According to her she "hate[s]" doing it

Well, well. I don't know what's inside but if the cover says it all, it will be a delicious read!!!!


Click on the magazine to go to Buzzz's website and read more!

Two recent covers:


SHE Caribbean just keeps getting better and better. Love it. Can't wait to read Maxwell's interview!



Etana is on the Feb cover of Panache jamaica mag. I'm a little disappointed. It looks like a regular flyer.. panache has set their standards high and this to me is a step down. But please don' t let that stop you from visiting their site. You can view the mag online and the pics within are spectacular!

Some really funny people on the cover of Buzzz Magazine (l-r): Glen ‘Titus’ Campbell, Oliver Samuels, Elva Ruddock and Volier ‘Maffie’ Johnson (in wheel chair)

Check out 18 year old Dominican (Republic) native Rose Codero on the cover of Vogue Paris. According to Models.com she started her modeling career walking for the 2008 Dominican Republic Fashion Week. Soon after she was signed to Wilhelmina Models in New York. Now she is currently signed with Supreme Management in New York and Women Management in Milan. Indeed she continues to make great gains gracing the cover of V magazine and appearing in editorials for American Vogue, Teen Vogue, Italian Vogue and W Magazine to name a few.

Since her debut at the fall Burberry Show in Milan (Feb 2009) she has also walked for MaxMara, Francesco Scognamiglio, and Louis Vuitton in Milan and Paris. Since then her star has only continued to shine brighter as she also Walked the spring 3.1 phillip lim, Rodarte, Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen, Diane Von Furstenberg, and Louis Vuitton shows in New York and Paris (Sep 2009).










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Apparently Lisa Raye is not too thrilled that her booty shot made the cover, but I am sure many who read the April issue of Black Men magazine will not be complaining. At 42 she is looking mighty fine. Some people may wonder why a former first lady of a nation would pose in such a magazine, but that is what she did before..I guess that was just a phase

Anyways...enjoy.












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