Claude Mills

Rising Dancehall artist A-Suh Boss' latest single is Chappa Cry, a song about the hustling mentality that youths need to adopt to survive in the grimy streets of Jamaica.

Gaza fans could soon be celebrating the nuptials of Vybz Kartel after he got down on one knee and proposed to his long-time girlfriend Sidem Öztürk, mere months after being released from jail.

Artekal Music recording artist Substannzz is all smiles these days as his latest single, Star Life, has racked up over 2.1 million in only four weeks. This is the St. Thomas rhyme slinger's second major hit in the last four months, following up on the success of his breakout single,

Isaiah Laing, the former detective sergeant officer turned Supreme Promotions chairman and founder of Sting, has denied that he orchestrated a raid on the

Just two years after being charged with shoplifting in Connecticut, Jamaican dancehall promoter Jadion ‘Jay Icon' Richards, 44, and his wife, Akwele ‘Apple' Lawes-Richards, 45, are now accused of stealing products across four different states.

Artist manager and entrepreneur Romeich Major has apologized to popular TikToker TJ Thuglife and his girlfriend Moya, who were assaulted during dancer Dancing Rebel's birthday party early Saturday morning at Mass Camp.

Dancehall singer Davianah — the rebellious firebrand who is also the daughter of Reggae star Tony Rebel — is pleased with the reviews from fans and her

Dancehall producer Papi Don, who was sentenced to 21 months for his role in an advance-fee fraud scheme targeting 19 elderly individuals in the United States, has been released from federal prison.

The planned 2024 staging of Sting has been cancelled hours before it was set to take place at Jamworld on Boxing Day. A disheartened Isaiah Laing, head of event organiser Supreme Promotions Ltd, said the company has been forced to cancel the show after a major production company Clearsound Production Services Group, pulled out of the event at the 11th hour. “I am saddened because this will cause a major...

Mikhail 'Wayne' Thompson, a 36 year-old Jamaican-born Canadian dancehall promoter, will never see the face of his unborn child as he was brutally gunned down in the parking lot of a rented Airbnb apartment on Marley Road in St Andrew last Friday. He had arrived just two days earlier to attend entertainment events of his fellow promoters and friends during the festive season. The gangland-style execution has shocked the entertainment...