Tired of the feuds
Beef' in the dancehall has been a historical fact dating to the beginning when artistes would lyrically clash to show their dominance. Yet, in recent times the clashes have gone past the lyrical and into the battlefield, often resulting in a violent end.

DI 'Beating it up'
Which high school did you attend? St. Andrews How did you get started in the business? It started from like about three years, studied acting aboard, realised that this wasn't for me, then started to write songs.

February is 'Reggae Month'
The Music Industry got a boost when Prime Minister Bruce Golding launched the observation of Reggae Month on Thursday at the Office of the Prime Minister during a press briefing. He said he has instructed the Governor-General...

No Doubt unleash 'Rub a Dub'
One Drop songs are in order this week as No Doubt Records will be unleashing 'Rub a Dub Riddim'. It features songs like Richie Spice's De Plane Land, I Am Not Afraid by Etana, Morgan Heritage's Nothing To Smile About, Capleton's ...

Two '35s' clash
When I was told recently about Third World's plans to celebrate their 35th anniversary this year, naturally, I immediately thought about Stone Love Movements celebrating its 35th anniversary in December.

'Knocked Up' a delightful comedy
Bonus Features: The Knocked Up DVD has a lot of bonus clips including: A combination of 18 hilarious deleted scenes, extended scenes and alternate cuts. Line-O-Rama, where fans can recite great lines, making of the 'roller coaster scene'...

Walking alone to spread the Word
Kareem has had several challenges in his 21 years of existence. He has carried guns and faced numerous 'worldly' temptations but his main difficulty has been as a gospel artiste. Though baptised at 10 years old, Kareem Bell strayed....

Bonafide Girl
Artiste: Shaggy and Rik Rok - Such a beauty ,You're a cutie ,Every man hypnotise Nuttin cant mash up mi and mi bonafide - Coulda neva lead mi stray ,No matta how hard dem try ...

Are they giving generously?
Over the Christmas season many artistes played Santa giving generously to homes, causes, schools and impoverished persons. While some may have given as a public relations stunt, not everyone believes it was for unselfish reasons.