Obama arrived at approximately 2:46 p.m. He greeted the more than 350 young leaders gathered Jamaican style with: “Greetings massive, wah gwaan Jamaica?” “Big up,” he said.
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Obama nah go free up Bounty Killer and give him back him visa? Last night, Bounty Killer posted a video on the social networking site Instagram showing the arrival of Obama, the deejay wrote: “The world boss is here Jamaica”. Shortly after, he commented under the video saying: “Mi a guh […]
Today is a dark day for the Jamaican media fraternity as noted media practitioner Lovelette Brooks has died. She passed away yesterday after her battle with cancer.
From video premieres on Billboard.com to song previews on Yahoo! Music, while purposefully saturating every music playing platform in between, internationally acclaimed roots reggae band, Morgan Heritage, is in full work mode as they prepare to drop their highly anticipated 10th studio album, even as they embark on a month-long tour of the United States.
Why dem a target lawyer from wah day ya so? Dem arrest three high-profile ones for fraud and now, a Kingston-based attorney-at-law is said to be recovering after an armed man shot him at his home early Monday morning.
The JCF just got another black eye. A Westmoreland-based policeman, moonlighting as a robber, was shot dead by an off-duty cop when he reportedly tried to rob a bar in Hopewell, Hanover, at about 1 a.m today.
The entertainment community is in shock regarding the sudden passing of the wife of entertainer Merciless in Clarendon this evening. According to the cops, her body was found this morning, and it is suspected that she ingested several pills.
Mansions Records has announced, Mavado (David Brooks) will be performing live for the first time in Port-au-Prince, Haiti at the Centre Sportif Henfrasa, Delmas 33.
QQ, whose given name is Kareem Dawkins, was rushed to the hospital today after he developed a nosebleed that showed no signs of stopping. His father rushed him to the hospital.
In 1998, Claude Mills won his first Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) award for an article he wrote about his experience flying into the eye of Hurricane George in a military plane, alongside scientists measuring the force of the storm as it hit the north coast of Cuba.