Rygin King’s long wait behind detention walls is over. The dancehall star just landed in Jamaica on the afternoonn of Thursday, October 22, choosing home over continued US immigration detention amid concerns about his health, according to sources close to the entertainer.[#item_full_content]
Lila Ike isn’t shy about how she feels about this one. “I’m so, so in love with this version!!”[#item_full_content]
Sean Paul has a new video on the way, and he’s bringing Sommer Ray along for it.[#item_full_content]
Runkus has a Peter Tosh feature, and he’s not treating it lightly. The Jamaican singer just dropped the official video for “Sheep,” a track credited as featuring the late Wailers co-founder.[#item_full_content]
A$AP Rocky doesn’t run in his new “SWAT TEAM” video. He barely flinches. A tactical unit closes in on him for most of the clip, and he stays so relaxed you start to wonder who’s actually in danger, right up until he and his crew turn the tables, overwhelm the officers and take over the whole scene.[#item_full_content]
“I don’t care who your daddy is, I’ll kill you right here.” According to Daytona Beach police, those were the words a 20-year-old man yelled at Rick Ross’ son before allegedly pistol-whipping him outside Bethune-Cookman University.[#item_full_content]
“There she is, my favorite.” That was how Donald Trump greeted Nicki Minaj as she walked into the Oval Office, and the rapper has now made it clear she has no plans to leave his corner.[#item_full_content]
After a stretch in solitary and a week of dueling stories about a jailhouse fight, Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly back among other inmates.[#item_full_content]
Twenty-two years on, 2004 still sounds like a bongo loop. No single deejay owned the year the way Sean Paul owned 2003, yet Jamaican rhythms never left American radio.[#item_full_content]
Some years in dancehall feel like a slow build. 2003 felt like a door getting kicked off its hinges.[#item_full_content]