It's official, deejay Mavado has tied the knot.The deejay, whose real name is David Constantine Brooks, got married in Florida, United States of America, earlier this month. While the deejay and his management team have remained tight-lipped about the marriage, THE WEEKEND STAR has gained access to the official marriage licence documents from the Clerk of the Courts, Broward County 17th Judicial Circuit of…

Mavado & "Connie's" Mom Speaks Out About Investigation In The Night Club Shooting. [Seeking…

The wife of deejay Cham, simply known professionally as 'O', burst unto the scene late last year with the collaboration 'Wine'. The song was done by Cham and 'O', and produced by Cashflow Productions. It was released in November and since then has been getting airplay on the radio, in the streets and is a favourite of girls at parties. The mysterious 'O' was revealed in the…

February is officially designated Reggae Month, but this year it is off to an early start with two events in honour of Dennis Brown in downtown Kingston on Sunday. There will be a symposium on the late Crown Prince of Reggae at Liberty Hall, King Street, and, in the evening, a tribute concert on Orange Street outside the 'Big Yard' where he once lived, at…

Khago - Badmind a guh kill dem - Notnice…

The feds are now calling the tune against a reggae singer Denroy Morgan accused of scheming to sell more than 350 poundsof ganja.

Denroy Morgan -- who scored a hit with the disco-flavored “I’ll Do Anything for You” in 1981 -- was busted last year after allegedly leaving a Bronx stash house with a garbage bag stuffed with 25 pounds of pot.

But the case against him in Bronx Supreme Court was dismissed yesterday…

Dancehall artist Wayne Marshall is gearing up for a busy 2012 . He recently made the announcement that he will be signing with the Marley's plus he will be releasing a super collaboration soon. In other news dancer John Bling  is Accusing dancehall star Elephant…

ER: Lisa Hype Blames People Around Vybz Kartel For His Downfall + Rebel Salute Review And…

Two Saturdays ago, the dancehall deejay Assassin, aka Agent Sasco, put in another masterful performance at the Shaggy and Friends chartity show on the lawns of Jamaica House. His engaging, workman-like performance with tracks such as Hand to Mouth, Something's Gotta Give and Late — a witty lament of a driver encountering peak-hour morning traffic being threatened with being…