Jamaica House will be held in London at the Indigo O2 Arena from August 5 to 13. Nightly entertainment will feature artistes such as Ziggy Marley, Protoje, Luciano and Freddie McGregor, among others.

BUSY Signal has secured a United States work permit and will give his first performance in that country on June 25 at Groovin’ In the Park at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens, New York

When asked about his views on the current political climate in the United States, Hinds said it was like a “comedy show.”

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Britain’s Independent newspaper reported the video message carries the logo of the Bilad Al Sham Media (BASM) group, an organisation which claims to comprise Maldivian jihadists based in Syria and the Maldives.

UB40 added that Holt was a “massive inspiration and will be sorely missed”.

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The festival is to be staged on Saturday January 11 and Sunday January 12

What an amazing journey for Tessanne Chin: Wiinning The Voice and now starting the New Year 2014 with an appearance at the 125th Tournament of Roses Parade.

‘You’ve been a shoulder to cry on, you’ve been a friend. I love you. I trust you,” Chin told her coach, Adam Levine.

Carey didn’t put a name to the Satan in question, but it’s widely assumed that she was referring to fellow panellist Trinidad-born hip-hop star Nicki Minaj.

The set features collaborations with American gospel artiste/producer Fred Hammond on Your Eyes Are On Me and Grammy Award-winning American Christian singer-songwriter Israel Haughton and Stitchie on the title track.

Raggamuffin 2014 takes place on Friday 31 January and Saturday 1 February 2014 at Rotorua International Stadium and this year, organisers have spread the headline acts across both days.

The Arthur Guinness Day is held in honour of the Irish businessman/philanthropist who founded the world-famous Guinness brewery in the 18th century.