Chris Brown appeared in a London courtroom Friday (June 20) and pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm stemming from an alleged bottle attack at a nightclub in February 2023.
Moliy Comes To Jamaica For AfroJam In Negril
Ghanaian singer Moliy, is set to perform in Jamaica for the first time since finding success with the hit single “Shake it To Max”.
R. Kelly’s Release Request Denied By Judge
A U.S federal judge has denied a defense motion to release R. Kelly to home confinement after what lawyers called an assassination attempt against the disgraced musician.
Kranium Delivered Hits At SoundCheck
Recording Artiste Kranium made his return to the local stage last evening at SoundCheck, a live music experience held at Dubwise Cafe in Kingston.
Tyler Perry Hit with $260 Million Lawsuit
Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry is facing a US$260 million lawsuit filed Tuesday by actor and screenwriter Derek Dixon, best known for his role on Perry’s BET drama The Oval. Dixon alleges Perry used his influence to sexually harass, assault, and retaliate against him, accusing him of inappropriate behaviour and pres-suring him with career threats when advances were rebuffed.
Jamaica reacts to KFC’s 50th Anniversary Deal
It’s KFC Day, and what seems like the entirety of Jamaica turned out at their nearest KFC to take advantage of the establishment’s Brawta deal, part of their 50th-anniversary celebrations.
Kranium headlines Soundcheck’s 1 year anniversary show in front of a packed audience
Dancehall artiste Kranium took a break from overseas touring to connect with his local fans at the Kingston-based live music showcase Soundcheck Live, held at Dubwise Cafe last night (June 19).
Beenie Man brings Jamaican culture to NPR’s Black Music Month Tiny Desk Concert
Dancehall icon Beenie Man’s previously teased Tiny Desk Concert has finally dropped on YouTube.
SumFest to Honour Reggae Icons with Musical Tribute on Night 2
Reggae SumFest Night 2 will be dedicated to the greats with a newly announced musical tribute to icons in the Jamaican music industry, Dennis Brown, Cocoa Tea, Gregory Isaacs, and Jimmy Riley.
Full Rollout of Rural School Bus System to Take 3 Years and 400 Buses – Minister Vaz
Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says it will take up to 400 buses and approximately 3 years, to fully roll out a national rural school bus system, designed to serve 850 rural schools.