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SOJA, the internationally acclaimed eight-piece from Washington D.C., have received their third GRAMMMY® Nomination in the Best Reggae Album category for their seventh studio album Beauty The Silence (released September 24 on ATO Records). The collection made waves when it entered the top of Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart, at No. 34 on Billboard's Current Albums Chart and at No. 52 on Billboard's Top Album Sales Chart upon its debut earlier this fall.  

After the former WAG gave her warts-and-all account of her ill-fated marriage to Sam over the weekend, the 32-year-old retired NRL star fired back on Monday.

The Iconic Voices Project of Terre Haute will feature well-known figures who will gather for a historical conversation.

The JamBase Podcast Episode 99 features an interview with SOJA's Jacob Hemphill.

In a farewell letter, How We Stay Together columnist <strong>Alexandra Spring</strong><strong> </strong>shares the three ingredients to an enduring relationship

At the start of her eighth grade year, Heather was struggling. She was insecure, and lonely, and she wasn’t getting along with her mom. She worried that she wasn’t popular enough, or attractive enough, and that she’d never have a boyfriend. These insecurities were hard to talk about. The one place she felt comfortable expressing them was in Mr. Bailey’s English class. By 1998, when Heather entered eighth grade, the 35-year-old Blake Bailey was already a legend at Lusher Extension, a mag...

South African Premiere of Mthuthuzelis INGOMA to be Presented by Cape Town City Ballet INGOMA is a compelling fusion of ballet, African dance and song, engaging in a universal theme about being human and being true to yourself.by BWW News Desk Cape Town City Ballet will present the South African premiere of Mthuthuzeli Novembers Olivier Award-winning INGOMA as part of its Autumn Season from 19 May at Artscape. The performances in the Artscape Opera House will be strictly limited to 250 sea...

April 16, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. Many years ago, just after a second publishing company started the business of printing daily newspapers, my efforts to congratulate the editor in bringing other diverse and unusual voices to the information platform failed. Yet, prior to the current lop-sided composition of our Parliament, several calls were made by this letter...

Photo by Gallo Images / Foto24 / Lerato Maduna) Justice Project South Africa chairperson Howard Dembovsky has died. Dembovsky led a lengthy battle for equity and fairness in laws and policies relating to road safety and traffic laws. He was also a strong opponent of Gautengs controversial e-tolls and fought relentlessly for motorists rights. Justice Project South Africa chairperson Howard Dembovsky has died. Dembovsky led a lengthy public interest campaign for equity and fairness in road safety...

I had a birthday recently, not a dramatic one with a zero, but one that left me on the threshold of my middle 60s. They set you to thinking, birthdays