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- 21. Beenie Man and Carlene star Satdeh Night Live at HOUSE OF DANCEHALL on june 24th
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... of life can enjoy shows like Beenie Man and Carlene this weekend”. Dawson is also co-author of the best-selling book, The Voice of the Jamaican Ghetto by Vybz Kartel, which happens to be one item ...
- Created on 23 June 2017
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- 22. Radigan's killer nabbed in the USA
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- The Jamaican man suspected to have gunned down gang leader Robert 'Rodigan' Davis in October last year has been captured. He was implicated in last October's massacre that left four dead and 11 injur ...
- Created on 19 June 2017
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- 23. Patcha Blacks has high hopes for 'So Real'
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... in Jamaica. I want to make a significant impact in my homeland, it’s the mecca of dancehall music,” said the artiste. Patcha Blacks (given name) Patrick Williams began his career in his hometown ...
- Created on 19 June 2017
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- 24. Delus Lived launches today at 7 p.m.
- ( Entertainment News)
- Delus Lived. Jamaicans will be reminded of that fact when a charity foundation set up in memory of recording artist Dells - who committed suicide last year - will be launched at 12 Hillcrest Avenue in ...
- Created on 18 June 2017
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- 25. Neisha and Nadiva warns 'Don't Hate'
- ( Entertainment News)
- US-based Jamaican-born singer Nadiva Devereaux (Narda Malcolm) is extremely excited about her latest project a thought provoking single titled Don’t Hate which was done in tandem with her sister ...
- Created on 17 June 2017
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- 26. MUSIC VIDEO PROMOTION IN JAMAICA - 3951518
- ( Entertainment News)
- One876entertainment.com understands how to promote a music video, we will firstly publish your video on our site which gets 1000’s of hits daily so you know your in the right place. This ...
- Created on 14 June 2017
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- 27. Frankie Paul will be buried on June 17th
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... name was Paul Blake. Blind from birth, his early life was spent at the Salvation Army School for the Blind. He had lived in the West African country of The Gambia since 1994 and returned to Jamaica lat ...
- Created on 08 June 2017
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- 28. Man entombs woman in house after killing her
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- How Jamaica get so billias? Mi a read the story about the man who build the tomb and put him woman inna it inna the middle of his house. Yesterday afternoon, the police removed the partially decomposed ...
- Created on 08 June 2017
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- 29. Jamaicans brace for Magnum Finals tomorrow night
- ( Entertainment News)
- A new king and queen will be crowned in the exciting Magnum King & Queen of the Dancehall competition tomorrow night. After 12 weeks of fierce battles, the winners will be announced at the grand ...
- Created on 27 May 2017
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- 30. All dances banned in Gregory Park
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... e. The last 13 years there has been an average of over 1000 murders per year and Jamaica is not a country like Afghanistan and Jamaican people are killing each other." He painted a dark portrait ...
- Created on 26 May 2017
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- 31. Poetry Society of Jamaica marks 27th anniversary
- ( Entertainment News)
- THE Poetry Society of Jamaica marked the start of its 27th anniversary with its monthly fellowship at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston in January. The occasion, dubbed ...
- Created on 26 May 2017
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- 32. Frankie Paul is dead
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- Jamaican music fraternity is morning the passing of reggae artiste Frankie Paul who died at the University Hospital of West Indies (UHWI) on May 18th. Paul was born in 1965. He was 52 years old. ...
- Created on 20 May 2017
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- 33. Bounty Killer responds to questions why he exited Guinness Fully Loaded in Trinidad
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... erms of his engagement involved his requirement to perform with the other Jamaican dancehall artiste with whom he shared top billing, since this was an express term of the contract presented by his ma ...
- Created on 17 May 2017
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- 34. PM ANDREW HOLNESS RETURNS TO TOUR BATTERED PARISHES
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- ... past two days. Press secretary at the Office of the Prime Minister Naomi Francis made the disclosure at a press briefing at Jamaica House yesterday where the media was updated on the impact ...
- Created on 17 May 2017
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- 35. $175 MILLION TO FIX ROADS
- ( Gossip & Rumours)
- ... “As is well known, the rains from the surface trough that came to Jamaica three weeks ago, as well as the trough that is affecting parts of the island now, have resulted in flooding and land slippages, ...
- Created on 17 May 2017
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- 36. George Nooks apologises to fans for being axed from Mother's Day concert
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- ... eddie Jackson at tonight's event. Last week, George Nooks received a major ovation and overwhelming support from fans when performed at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel last Sunday after the organisers had ...
- Created on 14 May 2017
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- 37. Zumjay lands three year deal with VPAL
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... dancehall song, we ah shell the place like a peanut, just a feel-good vibe. We also did a video directed by Dameon Gayle that was shot in Kingston, Jamaica, and which was released last weekend. The respons ...
- Created on 10 May 2017
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- 38. LIVITY COKE SHOT IN HELLSHIRE, COPS EXPECT REPRISALS IN WEST KINGSTON
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- ... es, but was freed last year in the High Court Division of the Gun Court. In the dismissed suit, Coke had argued that it's illegal for Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) soldiers to man the facility withou ...
- Created on 30 April 2017
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- 39. Turban X gets Mother's Day boost with 'Momma's Words'
- ( Breaking Jamaican and World News)
- ... that's why my emotions are so raw and real. My music is my everything but I try to bring a positive message within," he said. Born north of Kingston, Jamaica, in the parish of St. Andrew, Turban ...
- Created on 30 April 2017
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- 40. Patrice believes that reggae will regain its "rightful place" in Europe
- ( Entertainment News)
- ... other people's songs and twisting them differently. It's what has been done since its beginnings. Many of hip-hop's founding fathers were Jamaican's living in the Bronx so it was a natural thing for them ...
- Created on 30 April 2017
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