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Jamaicans have a great sense of humour. That is perhaps one of the major reasons that the number of Jamaicans who have claimed their own lives in the past two years have remained stable, at 53 (for 2012) and 52 (for 2013). Well, these figures come from the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Statistics Unit.

How dem pickney ya so horny? Ah really sex dem a have pon the video!!!! Mi caan believe mi eyes!!!! How old is the girl? And how old is this young man? WHo are their parents? And more importantly, who is filming them? Do they even know they are on camera???

All roads lead to Tracks n Records tonight as neo reggae-soul artiste Kabaki Pyramid will hold centrestage in the club.

There is no doubt that the High Life riddim is a hit but Gyptian’s ‘All of Me’ on the High Life riddim seems to be blowing up like a Roman candle. The song blasted to 81,000 views in only six weeks.

Reggae icon John Holt is reportedly very ill and is struggling with an aggressive form of colon cancer. Our prayers are with him and his family at this time.

Like it or love it, Kalado has so far proven that he is indeed the fastest rising act for 2014. Sealing a slew of hit singles – including the # 1 one song, “Personally” – with a string of memorable performances both locally and overseas, it is obvious that this is a deejay who is definitely on the rise.

Macka Diamond is featured on the FRONT PAGE OF TODAY’S STAR. check it: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20140909/ent/ent1.html

Dancehall star Stylysh is featured in today’s STAR talking about her new singles on riddims by @justusja and @seanizzlemusic. Check it: http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20140909/ent/ent2.html

Reggae star Nesbeth is featured in today’s edition of the Jamaica Star. Check it out:

http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20140909/ent/ent5.html

How the white people dem ever a discover the “cure” fi the diseases in the tropics? Mi feel say ah dem gi weh the disease and then have the cure fi mek a profit offa we black people. This chikungunya disease ah tek over the whole of the Americas now. Yesterday, mi read say researchers in Glasgow have made the first step towards preventing the transmission of the chikungunya virus. That means new spray and new money. And check this, the virus is not usually fatal, but can be very debilitating and painful; survivors can be severely affected by long-term problems, including arthritis. That means we ah go need medication for years after. Don’t mek the white man trick oonu. Why dem name the disease after chicken then??