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Since its inception in 2013, the AMVCAs have been an important spotlight for African films.  Transcending borders, the annual event recognises and - BellaNaija.com. April 30, 2024

Colombian singer Shakira has released her long-awaited new album called Women Don't Cry Anymore, a declaration of resilience after a public separation from long-time partner and a tax dispute in Spain. The title quotes one of her top hits, included in the album and recorded with Argentine producer Bizarrap, a pun-filled lampoon directed at her ex-partner, Spanish former football player...

Rebel Salute 30 came to a premature end at Plantation Cove in Richmond, St Ann on Sunday morning after the police went onstage and ordered an end to the event, shortly after seven. It came at the end of I Wayne’s performance, and as Fanton Mojah...

Songbird Etana blessed the Rebel Salute stage with sweet melodies early Sunday morning, maintaining the nostalgic mood of the crowd who were heard singing along to her most popular hits, like I Am Not Afraid, My Man, and I Rise. Speaking with The...

El Niño Winter — A Strong One — After 4 Years: Here's What To Expect - Across America, US - Shovels and umbrellas may see heavy use in parts of the country and drought conditions may ease, according to NOAA's latest winter forecast.

Roots reggae singer Etana is raising eyebrows with her latest single, Mirror, where she showcases her deejaying skills on a hardcore 90s era style dancehall beat. The song also has an uplifting messag...

Roots-reggae superstar Etana is raising eyebrows with her latest single, Mirror, where she showcases her deejaying skills on a hardcore ‘90s-era-style dancehall beat. The song also has an uplifting message about body positivity. “This is a song...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Two-time Grammy-nominated reggae artiste, Etana, has indicated that she has no interest in working with established Jamaican-owned record label VP Records, with whom she is embroil...

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Etana is taking on a record label — and says the reggae industry is giving stars a bad deal. VP Records insist they've done nothing wrong.