Doctor Tells Inquest AKA Had Fresh Injuries After Anele Tembe’s Death
The doctor who examined AKA soon after Anele Tembe’s death says he found the rapper covered in fresh scratches and bruises.[#item_full_content]
The doctor who examined AKA soon after Anele Tembe’s death says he found the rapper covered in fresh scratches and bruises.[#item_full_content]
For years, Jay-Z has been the man deciding who gets the biggest stage in American music.[#item_full_content]
Long before he collected eight Grammys, Ziggy Marley was a Catholic schoolboy picking fights with Jesuit priests.[#item_full_content]
Fireboy DML recorded a prayer asking God for help, then found himself on an operating table days later, convinced he might never sing again.[#item_full_content]
The first voice you hear on Ronaldinho’s debut album isn’t his. It belongs to Sean Paul, who opens Camisa 10 with a track called Lead, and the Brazilian football great couldn’t sound happier about it.[#item_full_content]
Omah Lay was apparently working on something few fans would have expected from him: acrobatics.
The Nigerian singer injured his leg while attempting an acrobatic stunt during a rehearsal session in the United States and was taken to a hospital in Los Angeles.[#item_full_content]
“I don’t care who your daddy is, I’ll kill you right here.” According to a police affidavit, that’s what a Daytona Beach man told William Roberts III, the son of Rick Ross and Tia Kemp, before hitting him in the head with a handgun.[#item_full_content]
The year 2000 did not arrive quietly in Kingston. Sound systems rang in the new millennium on fresh riddims, Greensleeves was boxing up whole rhythms for record shops abroad, and a young deejay from uptown was quietly becoming the music’s next export.[#item_full_content]
Every family reunion has a playlist, but only one family’s playlist has won a cabinet full of Grammys.[#item_full_content]
In 2001, if you were near a sound system, a car stereo or a radio in Kingston, you heard riddims.[#item_full_content]