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Clearly we missed an episode 🙈
13/08/2025

Clearly we missed an episode 🙈

Sean Kingston’s legal saga is reaching its breaking point. ⏳🎤The “Beautiful Girls” singer — real name Kisean Anderson — ...
13/08/2025

Sean Kingston’s legal saga is reaching its breaking point. ⏳🎤

The “Beautiful Girls” singer — real name Kisean Anderson — was found guilty earlier this year alongside his mother, Janice Turner, in a $1 million wire fraud case involving luxury goods like jewelry, SUVs, and even a massive custom home entertainment system. His mother has already been sentenced to 5 years in prison.

Now, with his own sentencing scheduled for Friday, August 15, Kingston is making a last-minute plea: to serve his sentence under house arrest instead of behind bars. His lawyers are asking for 2 to 2.5 years at home, a much lighter penalty than the 5–6 years recommended under sentencing guidelines.

In their appeal, his defense points to his charity work — hosting toy drives, feeding the homeless, and donating clothing — as proof that he’s more than the charges against him.

At their star-studded celebration, Nigerian music icon Davido didn’t just tie the knot—he elevated the moment.He surpris...
13/08/2025

At their star-studded celebration, Nigerian music icon Davido didn’t just tie the knot—he elevated the moment.

He surprised his bride, Chef Chi (Chioma Adeleke), with a 10‑carat diamond ring valued at $950,000—a breathtaking symbol of commitment and sparkle. And that wasn’t all: to mark their union, he also presented her with a lavish Richard Mille watch, estimated at $300,000, bringing the grand total of these two epic pieces to $1.25 million.
 

Do you think Jamaica is becoming safer? According to the latest Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) serious crime statistic...
13/08/2025

Do you think Jamaica is becoming safer?

According to the latest Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) serious crime statistics, 10 murders were recorded across the island last week, bringing the national homicide count to 415 as of August 9.

This marks a 42% drop compared to the same period last year, when 712 murders had been recorded — a significant decline that reflects progress in tackling violent crime. 📉

🔍 Key stats from the report:
St Andrew South remains the deadliest division with 50 murders so far in 2025.

Shootings, woundings, and rapes have also decreased.

However, robberies are up 11% and break-ins have surged 24% — a reminder that while some crimes are falling, others are on the rise.

Overall, total reported crimes are down 17% year-on-year.

While the homicide decline is promising, police continue to urge citizens to remain alert, especially in light of the increase in property crimes. 🛑

In a special ceremony at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center, the iconic reggae artist Sizzla Kalonji was honored with...
13/08/2025

In a special ceremony at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center, the iconic reggae artist Sizzla Kalonji was honored with the Key to the City of Lauderhill presented by Mayor Denise D. Grant. Mayor Grant is a Jamaican-American, hailing from Christian, Manchester. This prestigious award recognizes his outstanding contribution to reggae music and his role in promoting Rastafarian culture over the past 30 years.

The event was part of Jamaica’s 63rd Independence celebrations and brought together a star-studded lineup, including Etana, Admiral Tibet, Lady G, Hal Anthony, and others. It was a vibrant celebration of Jamaica’s rich heritage and Lauderhill’s strong Caribbean community, highlighting the power of music to unite and inspire.

In addition to the city’s award, Sizzla received a special citation from the U.S. Congress, acknowledging his impact beyond music and his role as a cultural ambassador.

During his acceptance speech, Sizzla expressed heartfelt gratitude, saying the honor reflects his lifelong mission to uplift communities, promote spiritual growth, and reconnect people of African descent with their roots. “This is more than just an award. It’s a reminder that music can be a powerful tool for change and healing,” he shared.

This honor celebrates Sizzla’s enduring influence and his commitment to making a difference through his music and message.

Bentonville, Arkansas just became home to one of the most groundbreaking medical schools in the world — and it’s all tha...
13/08/2025

Bentonville, Arkansas just became home to one of the most groundbreaking medical schools in the world — and it’s all thanks to Alice Walton, the world’s richest woman and Walmart heiress. 💙🩺

The Alice L. Walton School of Medicine (AWSOM) is rewriting the future of healthcare. Its mission? To train doctors who treat the whole person — mind, body, and spirit — not just the symptoms. Students will study science side-by-side with art, wellness, and empathy, even visiting the nearby Crystal Bridges Museum to sharpen observation and compassion skills.

And here’s the game-changer: Walton is covering tuition for the first FIVE graduating classes. That’s right — the first wave of doctors from AWSOM will graduate completely debt-free, removing one of the biggest barriers to becoming a physician.

With an inaugural class of just 48 students (chosen from over 2,000 applicants), many from Arkansas and rural communities, the goal is clear — create a new generation of doctors who will stay, serve, and transform healthcare access where it’s needed most. 🌿

Trust God 🙏
13/08/2025

Trust God 🙏

History in the making for Jamaican basketball! 🇯🇲🔥On Saturday, August 9, Jamaica clinched their place in the FIBA Basket...
13/08/2025

History in the making for Jamaican basketball! 🇯🇲🔥

On Saturday, August 9, Jamaica clinched their place in the FIBA Basketball World Cup Americas Qualifiers with a thrilling 80-76 overtime victory against Costa Rica in Mexico.

It’s been a strong showing for this largely new-look national team:
🏆 Opened the campaign with a dominant 101-79 win over Barbados on Friday, August 8.
💥 Followed up with the nail-biting OT win against Costa Rica to lock in qualification.
🇲🇽 Closed the tournament on Sunday, August 10, against hosts Mexico — falling 61-90 while resting stars Norman Powell and Seyi Reiley after already securing progression.

With two wins out of three, Jamaica joins Mexico in advancing, proving that the island is not just a force in track and field — but on the basketball court too. 🏀🌎

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Name that one dish you can cook with ease 🙈
13/08/2025

Name that one dish you can cook with ease 🙈

Leon Bailey is ready! 🦁🔥
13/08/2025

Leon Bailey is ready! 🦁🔥

Shenseea is going viral over her outfit to Davido and Chioma’s wedding in Miami
12/08/2025

Shenseea is going viral over her outfit to Davido and Chioma’s wedding in Miami

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12/08/2025

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