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In Jamaica, we tend to overintellectualize issues to an absurd degree, but Jamaicans have been up in arms since the revelations last week from well known socialite Jodi Stewart-Henriques aka Jinx regarding the shenanigans of Usain Bolt and how he has become a “horrible neighbour”.
Read online about a 16 year old kid who tries to jack a pair of Air Jordans from a woman and got caught. I know it is pressuring to look fly all the time, and with the pressures of social media greater than ever before, the rising cost of sneakers, and the unecessary need to keep up with the Joneses, this was bound to happen.
This will be long but I think I owe it to You my Fans to enlighten your understandings and to make sure you know that behind it all there is always the Truth that you don’t normally know about.
Foul play is suspected in the death of blues guitar legend B.B. King who died earlier this month. The musician’s death will be investigated as a homicide, a Nevada coroner’s office said.
The Money Goddess delivered an amazing performance to a packed auditorium of screaming fans at the Brixton Academy 02 in London, England just a few hours ago. She was performing at a reggae-dancehall show called ‘More Life’ which featured I Octane and UK pop artiste Ms. Dynamite.
Who said that there are no winners in second place? Joseph Bogdanovich, CEO of Downsound Records doesn’t believe that, awarding $250,000 each to contestants Lava Vein and Ffrench who came up empty-handed when they had to settle for second place at the recent Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall finals.
“Being number two doesn’t mean you didn’t do well. We want to encourage them to continue doing the good work. We just want to show support for the youth that are coming up,” he said in a release.
Who said that there are no winners in second place? Joseph Bogdanovich, CEO of Downsound Records doesn’t believe that, awarding $250,000 each to contestants Lava Vein and Ffrench who came up empty-handed when they had to settle for second place at the recent Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall finals.
“Being number two doesn’t mean you didn’t do well. We want to encourage them to continue doing the good work. We just want to show support for the youth that are coming up,” he said in a release.
The rastas are up in arms against Miguel Lorne. Lorne, a Rastafarian, is representing 61-year-old Rastafarian accused child molester Roy Ras Carver Bent, who was arrested last Tuesday for the alleged sexual molesting a nine-year-old and her 13-year-old sister.
Federal prosecutors have agreed to drop a firearms charge against reggae star Buju Banton, who is already serving a 10-year sentence.
