With growing concerns in Jamaica’s netball community about overseas players being prioritized over local talent, Sunshine Girls Head Coach Sasher-Gaye Henry has reassured that only the best players will be selected for the national team.
Reggae In The Park As Part Of Reggae Month Celebration
Reggae music fans are in for a treat this February, as the 7th staging of “Reggae In The Park” takes over the Rose Duncan Park in Linstead, St. Catherine.
KSAMC Names Panel To Review Building Approval Processes
The Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) has named the members of the panel that will be conducting an administrative review of building approval processes.
A$AP Rocky’s Ex-Friend To Testify Against Him
A former friend of A$AP Rocky is set to testify Wednesday about the moment the hip-hop star allegedly fired a gun at him on a Hollywood street in 2021.
Lila Iké Teases New Single Ahead Of Album Release
Singer Lila Iké is set to release another collab from her forthcoming studio album.
SPICE SAYS “OHHHH NO” School Tour CANCELLED
Dancehall Star Spice has expressed disappointment at the cancellation of her “OHHHH NO” School Tour.
Molynes Edge Humble Lion To Spoil Alex Thomas’ Debut As Coach
Molynes United avenged their first-round defeat to Humble Lion with a 2-1 victory on Monday at the Drewsland Mini Stadium, climbing two places to ninth in the points standings.
SZA Joins Rihanna In Celebrating Nine Years Of ‘ANTI’
Rihanna’s ANTI turned 9 years old on Tuesday (Jan. 28). Though fans have not gotten much music or a follow-up to the 2016 effort, one person who is particularly excited about the project’s anniversary is SZA, who contributed to much of “Consideration.”
Spice Kicks Off Ohhhh No School Tour
Students from Waterford and Cumberland High Schools yesterday got the chance to experience live music and interact with the reigning Queen of the Dancehall, Spice as she kicked off her Ohhhh No School Tour.
Rolling Stone Drops its 100 Best Protest Songs of All Time
Rolling Stone Magazine has released its “100 Best Protest Songs of All Time,” and the list features a few notable Jamaican artistes. According to the publication, the list spans nearly a century and includes everything from pre-World War II jazz and Sixties folk to Eighties house music, 2000s R&B, and 2020s Cuban hip-hop.