Few voices in Jamaican music burn like Sizzla Kalonji’s. Born Miguel Orlando Collins in 1976 and raised on the August Town fire of Rastafari, he has spent three decades turning conviction into chart records and sound system specials.[#item_full_content]
The man convicted of stalking in the Lil Durk case is now leaning on the prosecution’s own witnesses to argue he never targeted the woman who died.[#item_full_content]
Massages, home cooking and a freshly cleaned cell are not what most people picture when they think of federal prison.[#item_full_content]
Thirty years after Jodeci sang about wanting to freak you every freakin’ night, Offset and Don Toliver are running that line back.[#item_full_content]
Rick Ross won’t be in the room when his domestic violence case reaches its next checkpoints in Florida.[#item_full_content]
Inmates at Fort Dix were reportedly getting paid to make Sean “Diddy” Combs’ bed, scrub his toilet and give him massages.[#item_full_content]
For the first time in Soul Train Awards history, fans get the final say on one of the night’s biggest prizes.[#item_full_content]
Twenty years. That’s how long Beenie Man had gone without a song on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart before For You showed up three weeks ago.[#item_full_content]
Sean Paul isn’t easing into this one. The dancehall veteran took to Facebook with a short, all-caps tease: “#FaceCard visuals dropping 2MORRO!!!”[#item_full_content]
Rick Ross trading bars over a Jamaican producer’s beat was not on many bingo cards this fall.[#item_full_content]