March 21, 2025 – George Edward Foreman, one of the greatest boxers in history, has passed away at the age of 76. The legendary athlete, businessman, minister, and author died peacefully in Houston,
Nike is reportedly releasing the Air Max Plus “Varsity Maize/Pine Green” in Summer 2025, drawing inspiration from the Jamaican flag and Carnival spirit. The sneaker features a bright Varsity Maize mesh
Spotify is pushing back against a now-viral video of Snoop Dogg claiming he was only paid $45,000 for one billion streams on the platform. Sam Duboff, Spotify’s Head of Marketing and Policy,
Bounty Killer’s U.S. visa has been reinstated after 15 years, marking a triumphant return to the country. The dancehall artist shared his joy on social media, stating, “God is the greatest all
Clive Hunt’s “Fields Of Gold: A Reggae Tribute To Sting” has entered the top 10 on the Reggae iTunes chart. It is Hunts first album to hit the milestone. The album features
Rapper Iggy Azalea has publicly accused Universal Music of failing to pay her royalties for international earnings, claiming the label owes her millions of dollars in back pay. In a series of
After a 20-year hiatus from music, Will Smith is preparing to release his new album Based on a True Story, set for release on March 28. This 14-track project marks Smith’s first full
On March 14, 1995, Jamaican singer-songwriter Diana King introduced the world to “Shy Guy,” a track that would define her career and become a staple of the reggae fusion genre. King celebrated
Music has always transcended borders, and in 2024, it is more multilingual than ever before. According to Spotify’s latest Loud and Clear report, artists generating at least $1 million on the platform
Grammy-nominated Jamaican-American musician, DJ, MC, and producer Walshy Fire, best known as one-third of the platinum recording group Major Lazer, is set to release his first book, Art of Dancehall: Flyer and Poster
Brooklyn New York’s Barclays Center is set to host a landmark moment in dancehall history as Vybz Kartel headlines Reggae Fest on April 11 and 12, marking his first return concert in
Reggae legend Colvin “Cocoa Tea” Scott passed away at 65 this morning (March 11, 2025) in a Broward, Florida hospital after suffering cardiac arrest. His wife, Malvia Scott, confirmed with the Jamaican