Dancehall Artiste Konshens returns with a new single titled BDAUP (Back Dat AZZ Up).
Businessman Slapped With Assault Charge Following Assault Of A Nurse In St. Andrew
Police have charged 65-year-old businessman Robert Bell, otherwise called ‘Andy Bell’ of Grosvenor Terrace, St. Andrew with Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm following the assault of a nurse along Mt. Friendship Road, in the parish on Tuesday, May 13.
Chris Brown Remanded To Custody Until June, Following Arrest In UK
R&B singer Chris Brown has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged over an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub.
Vybz Kartel’s Public Engagements Curtailed by Trinidad’s Defence Minister Ahead of Show
Trinidad and Tobago’s newly appointed Defence Minister, Wayne Sturge, has moved to restrict dancehall artist Vybz Kartel’s public engagements during his upcoming visit to the country.
Chris Brown Arrested in Manchester Over Alleged Bottle Attack on Music Producer
US singer Chris Brown was arrested earlier this morning in Manchester over an alleged bottle attack that occurred in London in 2023.
JCF Notes Troubling Trend Of Motor Vehicle Thieves Becoming More Tech-Savvy
The Jamaica Constabulary Force has noted a troubling trend of motor vehicle thieves becoming more tech-savvy and being able to bypass security systems.
Halle Bailey Granted Legal & Physical Custody of Son, Halo
Halle Bailey has been granted legal and physical custody of her son.
Cassie Takes The Stand For Cross Examination In Diddy Trial
Casandra “Cassie” Ventura took the stand Thursday for her first day of cross-examination.
Guyana’s Ethnic Relations Commission Wants “Good Like Jesus” Song Banned
It’s reported that Guyana’s Ethnic Relations Commission, (ERC), issued a strong condemnation of Vybz Kartel’s song, “Good Like Jesus,” labeling its lyrics as “blasphemous and deeply offensive” to Christian and other religious communities.
Trinidad’s Defence Minister Orders Limit To Vybz Kartel’s Activities in the Country
The Trinidad’s Defence Minister Wayne Sturge ordered that activities surrounding his movements in the country be limited.