Spice Flys Out Of Jamaica To Protect Kids From Coronavirus
With schools in Jamaica closed for two weeks, the Queen of the Dancehall Spice has decided to take her two kids and leave the island over Coronavirus fears.
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With schools in Jamaica closed for two weeks, the Queen of the Dancehall Spice has decided to take her two kids and leave the island over Coronavirus fears.
It’s official; the COVID-19 outbreak caused by the novel coronavirus has hit Jamaica. Just yesterday news broke of the first known cases on the island, the first being a female assumed to be in her 50’s.
Grammy-winning dancehall entertainer, Rexton ‘Shabba Ranks’ Gordon, is one of the most iconic Jamaican artistes of the past three decades.
It’s great when your friends live where you vacay but it’s even greater when your friends are local celebrities in that country as well.
The novel coronavirus, which has been named Covid-19, is beginning to take its toll on music events around the world, which is not good news for both Dancehall artistes and fans.
The unruly son of Miss Rhona is at it again. Dancehall deejay Popcaan has posted another video provoking his dear mother.
In a recent interview with Robbo Ranx on Capital XTRA, a London UK based radio show; dancehall’s Adonis Dexta Daps revealed that the “worst day of his life” actually happened during a little incident on stage no too long ago.
As Reggae Sumfest continues to roll out its list of performers for this year’s festival, dancehall fans seem to think hip-hop artist, Megan Thee Stallion is among this year’s international guests.
After a successful 20-plus years in dancehall, entertainer Spice will finally be receiving her well-earned and well-deserved title as “the Queen of Dancehall” at the 28th staging of the Reggae Sumfest.
As Jamaicans continue to desperately look for missing university student, Jasmine Deen, Dancehall artistes have also joined the cry.
As April 2020 draws closer, veteran Reggae and Dancehall artiste, Buju Banton, is revealing more details about his upcoming album.
Dancehall record label T100 Records is on a path to production royalty with the release of their first major production, the Medellin Cartel Riddim.
Female dancehall icon, Shenseea, just keeps on winning. The entertainer recently graced the cover of New York Summer Fashion Explosion magazine (NYSFE) and she is serving up all sorts of gorgeousness in a fabulous white outfit, created by international fashion designer, Caffrey Van Home.
Spice is proving that not only is she the queen of dancehall, but also the queen of genius marketing, with a new challenge that promotes her latest freestyle and also puts money in the pockets of her loyal fans.
Dancehall artiste I-Octane has once again been thrown into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
It’s been a bumper year for Dancehall star Masicka, whose real name is Javaun Fearon, as he can now add being nominated in the Best Male Artiste category at this year’s International Reggae and World Music Award (IRAWMA), to his list of accomplishments.
Shenseea has performed in Belize a number of times but her experience at a recent concert there was a first for her.
The Caribbean Club at the prestigious Harvard University recently honored dancehall entertainer Spice with the ‘Caribbean Entertainer of the Year’ award.
No matter how hectic dancehall entertainer Shenseea’s schedule gets, she always finds the time to keep her Shenyengz updated on her next move.
It was carnival time in Trinidad & Tobago once again and the Jamaican soca heads made their way over to the neighboring island for some much needed fun in the sun … water, paint and mud.