Reggae singer Luciano left the island on Saturday to do shows in the countries of South Africa and Malawi, despite rising fears in Jamaica that the Ebola virus which is ravishing the western areas of the African continent could reach local shores.
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The Bob Marley Museum has stood resolute for Thirty Three Years (33), as a solid piece of the History and Culture of Jamaica. The Museum offers thousands from around the World, an up close and personal look into the life of the greatest Reggae Icon the world has ever seen, Robert Nesta Marley, through daily tours and has been hailed several times as the preferred excursion spot for visitors to the island and by several international Travel Guides and Agencies.
Music insiders believe that Luciano could be forced to remain in quarantine for up to 21 days when he returns to Jamaica after a show in Malawi in Africa on October 19th.
Entertainment manager Copeland Forbes made reggae history over a decade ago when he organised a tour of African involving 200 musicians and artistes. The historic tour captured the attention of the Ministry of Health who called him into an important meeting.
Reggae singer Spanner Banner has cut his locks in a controversial move that has the reggae community wondering what is going on with the talented singer.
A former top cop is now battling possible extradition to the USA after information emerged that he played a role in a continuing criminal enterprise that generated millions of US dollars through a multinational narcotics operation spanning Trinidad, Colombia, Venezuela, Canada, and the United States.
Stacious has had tongues wagging all over social media with her topless photos taken to promote the Bad 45 mixtape.
“To go topless goes with the Bad 45 concept, I have 45 bad songs on the mixtape and I am just being a bad girl musically,” she said.
Ninja Man’s son Kimani Ballentine was fined $300,000 or six months at hard labour, when he appeared in the St Catherine Circuit Court today.
There was more fallout surrounding the continued Ishawna-Foota Hype drama where the Broadcasting Commission has launched a probe into the graphic nature of the contest of a September 20th interview of Foota Hype on the CVM television programme, Onstage. The selector made repeated references to ‘oral sex’ and ‘threesomes’ while discussing his failed relationship with singer, Ishawna. The Commission will be deliberating on the matter at its next meeting scheduled for September 29.
Bloggers took to social media last night in the wake of Down Sound recording artiste Ishawna’s interview on CVM’s Onstage. She appeared close to tears as she spoke about the physical abuse she suffered at the hands of her estranged father of her child.