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Sharrie Dancehall hardcore deejay Sharrie is promoting her latest single, 'Danger in Your Eyes', featuring Gyptian. Released on the Voiceful Records imprint last year, the song has been steadily gaining favour with disc jockeys and has popped up on a lot of reggae street mixes recently.  "The song just suddenly caught momentum is playing a lot on IRIE FM, RJR and Suncity Radio, on stations as far away as Europe, Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria.  I am just overwhelmed at all the support and want to thank Gyptian for giving me this opportunity," the artiste whose real name is Tamara Laoe, said. 

In The Frame | Charming Baker Charming Baker is a British artist of international commercial acclaim, whose profile has risen consistently over the last couple of decades. American collector, gallerist and entrepreneur Eric Perlman reports on what makes him so special Published: Tuesday 6th April 2021 Since his breakout show at London’s Truman Brewery in 2007, Charming Baker has exhibited at some of the world’s most established venues and leading contemporary spaces. Recent UK shows have taken place at Sotheby’s S2, Unit London and The Vinyl Factory, and in 2012 Charming collaborated wi...

Horsetalk.co.nz Stepping Out finalists. More than 4 million steps were taken as a part of last month’s Equus Foundation Stepping Out for America’s Horses campaign, raising awareness and funds for horses in need of homes. More than $US30,000 was raised in association with the inaugural campaign, including more than $US14,000 in direct support of 32 adoptable horses featured on the Equus Foundation Next Chapters platform, which connects prospective adoptees directly with organizations that have horses ready for adoption. Participants took a total of 4,217,000 steps. Renata Solomou raised t...

By: Katelyn Ogle Guthrie - Guthrie Public Schools said it’s found contaminated milk from Hiland Dairy at Cotteral, Charter Oak, and Guthrie Upper Elementary schools after being told it didn’t receive bad milk from the vendor. GPS said the staff was able to find the recalled milk before it went out to students. “I’m very disappointed in our vendor,” said Superintendent Dr. Mike Simpson. “ Their careless misrepresentation of the facts to our staff yesterday could have placed students at risk. Fortunately, our staff went the extra mile to assure the safety of our students.” The...

PERENNIAL Rebel Salute favourite Queen Ifrica brought the curtains down on Friday's openi...