Dancehall News

Blaqbonez finally has a No. 1 on the Official Nigeria Top 100, and he clearly isn’t letting the moment cool off.

Blogger Milton “119” Wray insists he has made a tactical move rather than suffered a defeat after the Supreme Court ordered him to make seven videos private pending the outcome of a defamation claim brought by broadcaster Dervan Malcolm’s widow.

Radio broadcaster Captain Kirk found himself on the receiving end of the tributes as reggae artistes, broadcasting colleagues and loved ones gathered in South Florida to give “The Bad Boy of Radio” a surprise birthday celebration.

Every great Jamaican record has two stars: the voice you hear first and the person behind the board who decided how it would hit the speaker box.

Before Jamaica had a record industry, it had the box. Picture a wall of speakers, a turntable, a selector guarding a crate of tunes nobody else could find, and a yard full of people waiting for the bass to drop.

Long before Sting, before Verzuz, before anybody filmed a stage war on a phone, Jamaica was settling scores with speaker boxes.

The Bureau of Prisons says the fight never happened, but it still won’t say how Diddy ended up in an ambulance with a head injury.

Hennessy cognac, a contraband phone, and fellow inmates allegedly paid to make his bed and give him massages.

For a song that spent years living in concert clips and fan uploads, Shroom Clouds finally has a proper home.

Clayton Howard, the man who says he was hired for Diddy’s so-called freak-off encounters, now says parts of his own story were wrong.