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World renowned, six-time Grammy winner and Reggae icon Ziggy Marley will release a special 4-track EP titled LIGHTHOUSE as an iTunes exclusive on September 30th.
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The EP will feature rare versions of tracks from Ziggy’s highly acclaimed fifth studio album FLY RASTA which released earlier this year, including live acoustic versions of “I Get Up,” and “I Don’t Want To Live On Mars” and a live full band concert recording of “Lighthouse.”

Will TVJ run in again and buy the rights to ‘The Voice’? Kingston-born Anita Antoinette delivered a four-chair turn on the show with Bob Marley’s Turn Your Lights Down Low’, and will be one of the acts competing in season six of The Voice.

Controversial dancehall artiste Alkaline received a hail of bottles from angry fans during his performance at a show in Suriname on the weekend.

Ninja Man’s son Kimani Ballentine was fined $300,000 or six months at hard labour, when he appeared in the St Catherine Circuit Court today.

After Foota Hype put up a birthday cake wishing his babymother a happy birthday, she responded curtly:

Please avoid me don’t need u to wish me a happy birthday…stop pretending for Instagram…. I am rebuking you in the name of Jesus!!!!! She also put up Psalm 140 as well.

Over a decade ago, Beenie Man scored a major hit with ‘Dengue Fever’, how he is back deejaying about the latest disease sweeping across Jamaica, Chikungunya.

Beenie Man has teamed up with the Astronauts for a great Chikungunya song. RT @KingBeenieMan

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ISHAWNA!!!!! This is her first birthday after the end of her turbulent relationship and she is living it up. Wonder if there is any truth to the rumours that she might be getting a luxury car for her birthday. Skatta, the gal dem waan know yu!!!!!

Over a month ago, the Pree Dis Instagram page reported that Atlantic Records had severed ties with Sean Paul, breaking a decade-long relationship that produced a string of hit singles and two platinum albums. Now, Atlantic Records has confirmed those rumours to the Jamaica Observer.

Maureen Hayden-Cater, president of the Jamaica Bankers’ Association, told the Jamaica Gleaner it is not unusual for banks to use intangible assets such as contracts as collateral. She, however, said it does present a problem because if a party to a contract breaches such agreement, then there are usually no proceeds to recover. It is for this reason, she argued, that a framework must be put in place to guide the use of the SIPP.