CLINTON LINDSAY

By Damian Jones—- Dame Angela Lansbury and Chaka Demus and Pliers Credit: Getty— Actor starred in the detective series from 1984-1996 Murder She Wrote star Dame Angela Lansbury has hailed Chaka Demus and Pliers’ reggae anthem of the same name. The 93-year-old star, who appeared in the famous detective series from 1984-1996, was recently made aware of the track which shares the same name as the drama. When CBC played the anthem she said: “That’s very funny. What are they a group? … Read entire article »

STAR KILLED  By Rebecca Husselbee—-A Grammy-award winning reggae artist, famous for his role as Teddy Bruckshot in the Jamaican movie ‘Shottas’, has died after being involved in a horror car crash. Louie Rankin, who worked with stars such as DJ Khalid and DMX, was involved in the fatal car accident in Ontario, Canada on Monday. The star was involved in the fatal crash on Monday according to TMZ The artist was famous for working with stars such as DJ … Read entire article »

by Claudia Gardner —- Veteran Reggae/Dancehall artiste Cocoa Tea is reveling in his protégé Koffee’s rise to international stardom.– According to the Rocky Point, Clarendon native, the diminutive 19-year-old has proven him right even after he was bombarded by naysayers who had ridiculed and castigated him when he predicted just over two years ago, that she would become Jamaica’s next megastar. “Well, I feel vindicated. Because when I first mentioned Koffee on social media, I was taken on by a lot of … Read entire article »

BY KEVIN JACKSON—Observer writer— D Major— SINGER D Major is eyeing next year to release his second album. The project, which is at an advanced stage of production, is yet to be titled. “We are looking at releasing the album some time next year, and it will showcase my growth as an artiste,” said D Major. The album will be out six years after Its Major, his debut, was released by Penthouse Records. That set had collaborations with … Read entire article »

Shaggy (left) on stage with British rocker Sting during the 2018 staging of the charity stage show Shaggy & Friends on the lawns of Jamaica House in St Andrew— There will be no staging of the biennial charity showcase Shaggy & Friends in January next year. The event, which is staged by diamond-selling reggae artiste Shaggy to raise funds for the Bustamante Hospital for Children , the country’s lone paediatric hospital, was first held on January 3, 2009. … Read entire article »