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Monster Hemphigher hoping to revive career ❒ General B says group still relevant in music

“Veteran dancehall artiste General B has dismissed claims that his Monster Hemphigher group's music talents are far behind their days of glory. The deejay, who is currently working on a 18-track solo album.... read more

'Bolting' for charity

As anticipation builds for the 9.58 Super Party, world-record holder Usain Bolt is also focused on the charity goals he has set for this one-of-a-kind event. The fastest man alive, who was recently bestowed...

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'This Is It' pulls US$101 million worldwide

LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' pulled in US$101 million worldwide in its first five days, and distributor Sony is extending the farewell performance film beyond its planned two-week run.

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	Monster Hemphigher hoping to revive career ❒ General B says group still relevant in music “Veteran dancehall artiste General B has dismissed claims that his Monster Hemphigher group's music talents are far behind their days of glory. The deejay, who is currently working on a 18-track solo album.... read more
	'Bolting' for charity As anticipation builds for the 9.58 Super Party, world-record holder Usain Bolt is also focused on the charity goals he has set for this one-of-a-kind event. The fastest man alive, who was recently bestowed... read more 'This Is It' pulls US$101 million worldwide LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' pulled in US$101 million worldwide in its first five days, and distributor Sony is extending the farewell performance film beyond its planned two-week run. read more
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