https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7yvrDTtsHw&feature=emb_title The Cheetos Super Bowl LV commercial featuring Grammy Award-winning Dancehall singer Shaggy and Hollywood power-couple Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis has been released in full.
Jamaican superstar Sean Paul is gearing up to release the first of two new Dancehall albums this year, Live and Living, on March 12.
Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall superstar Shaggy has purchased a home near the ocean in Coral Cables, Florida for $2.15 million.
Dancehall superstar Shaggy stays securing the bag. The Grammy Award-winning singer, 52, previewed an upcoming Cheetos Super Bowl commercial on his Instagram today, which will feature the Hollywood celebrity couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher.
Tony Rebel is the latest Jamaican Reggae artist to publicly declare that he will not be taking the COVID-19 vaccine, when it arrives in Jamaica even if rejecting it, hinders him from travelling overseas.
Vybz Kartel is not the only dancehall veteran who celebrated his birthday recently. Yesterday, Sean Paul celebrated his birthday and some artistes opted to show him tons of love.
Dancehall megastar Shaggy and artiste manager Julian Jones-Griffith have paid tribute to the legendary Jamaican hotelier, Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart, the man who once lent them his brand new private jet in 2005 so they could take an emergency flight to Barbados to ‘shell down’ a stage show and fly back home.
Jamaican megastar Shaggy has made another historic feat, this time all the way in India. The Dancehall legend has teamed up with 94.3 Radio One India and will serve as mentor of the media house’s upcoming project titled International Icon, the first time in history that an International artist and Grammy Award winner will play that role on an Indian singing talent show.
In the aftermath of the outcry by some Dancehall artistes about what they deem the snubbing of the genre by the Grammy Awards, Dancehall megastar Shaggy, has reiterated his call for qualified entertainers to become members of the Recording Academy.
Dancehall megastar Shaggy, has called for the implementation of a quota system by the Jamaican Government, to ensure that the majority of music played on Jamaican radio stations is from the island, as opposed to overseas.
Dancehall megastar Shaggy’s recent declaration that he would be at the “front of the line” whenever the COVID-19 vaccine becomes available in Jamaica, has resulted in a barrage of comments raining down on him on social media, most ranging from ridicule to trepidation and even outright scorn.
The new tunes in Dancehall this week has taken on some exciting international collaborations. Popcaan lands a sultry new single with Megan Thee Stallion, while Shaggy and Ding Dong team up with R&B sensation Ne-Yo for a Dancehall Christmas song you simply wont be able to get enough of.
Shaggy and Tanya Stephens are two members of the Dancehall community that have come out to share messages congratulating Mark Golding on his win at the polls in Saturday’s election.
Jamaican icon Shaggy has announced a new Christmas Reggae album, titled Christmas In The Islands to be released on November 20, 2020.
It seems some hot new Dancehall may be in the works, that’s at least according to international recording artistes, Shaggy and Ne-Yo.
Dancehall fans have been clamoring for another Verzuz battle ever since Beenie Man and Bounty Killer clashed back in May and left fans begging for more.
Popular music and audio engineer Barry O’Hare passed away at the age of 56 yesterday, leaving behind his wife and two children.
The legendary Reggae pioneer Toots Hibbert, whose real name was Frederick Nathaniel Hibbert, passed away at the age of 77 on September 11th.
Four months after Dancehall megastar Shaggy kick-started an ambitious quest for Bounty Killer and his compatriot Beenie Man to be given back their United States visas, the One General has made it clear that until the systemic injustices being meted out against black people in that country come to an end, he would rather remain ‘visa-less’.
Reggae singer Feluké passed away over the weekend, and the talented musician’s death has hit the Jamaican entertainment industry hard.