- Denham Town High School Teacher goes viral in eating video
- Boat yard dispute ends with one businessman dead & another seriously injured
- 11-year-old boy & 60-year-old man killed in Denham Town house fire
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- Masicka announces major ‘Forever1NE’ Festival for December 19 in Portmore
- Lieutenant Stitchie dies one day before his 61st birthday
- TikToker Pops YG arrested on suspected lottery scamming
- Kingston College student seen hanging over high railing in disturbing bullying video
Author: caribloop
A man was injured in an unusual incident along Constant Spring Road in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew, after a large sign fell on him while he was walking along the sidewalk. According to information emerging from the scene, the man was passing the area when the sign suddenly came crashing down in his direction. In what people described as a remarkable stroke of luck, a passing van was driving by at the same time. The vehicle appears to have helped absorb some of the impact, potentially preventing the man from suffering even more serious injuries. The van, however, was badly…
Dancehall fans are dissecting a line from Masicka’s latest track, “Honor Roll,” a collaboration with Kraff Gad featured on his newly released album Forever Reign. The line in question has quickly caught attention because of what many listeners believe is a reference to fellow Dancehall artiste Skillibeng. Masicka was heard delivering the line: “Diss who fi diss, tell di princess, one crocodile pon di land.” While Masicka does not call Skillibeng’s name directly, some fans believe the wording is too specific to be dismissed as a coincidence. The “princess” reference has been interpreted by listeners as a possible response to…
Jamaican Dancehall star Masicka is making a powerful statement about his longevity in Dancehall, with his highly anticipated third studio album, “Forever Reign,” quickly taking the top spot on iTunes and Apple Music following its release. The 17-track project officially arrived worldwide on Friday, August 14, via Def Jam Recordings, following its late night release at approximately 11:30 p.m. on Thursday. For Masicka, however, “Forever Reign” represents more than another album release. It is a declaration of longevity and a reminder that he intends to remain a major force in dancehall for years to come. The album features an impressive…
Popular TikToker Annie has broken her silence over an alleged private video involving her daughter Zoey that has been circulating across social media. Annie went live on TikTok while visibly emotional, crying and expressing frustration and disappointment over the situation. During the live broadcast, she appeared overwhelmed as she addressed the controversy and the impact it has had on her family. At one point, Annie was heard saying that she was considering bringing Zoey to the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), indicating that she felt exhausted and don’t know how to handle the situation. Zoey was heard in…
An alleged private video involving Zoey, the daughter of popular TikToker Annie, has sparked widespread discussion online after clips surfaced across social media. The video, which quickly began circulating, reportedly shows Zoey in an intimate and compromising situation with a man. The alleged footage has triggered intense reactions, with some social media users expressing concern over how the video got leaked while other criticized her. “Di wul family a dem curse. Annie and har daughter dem a di same, she set no example for dem and she is a terrible mother. can bet seh she proud a all a har…
Dancehall artiste Masicka, whose real name is Javaun Fearon, has opened up about his lyrical clash with fellow entertainer Tommy Lee Sparta, explaining that while he was not actively seeking a clash, he felt compelled to respond after fans began demanding a clash between the two artistes. In a interview on All Angles with Dionne Jackson Miller, Masicka said the competition has been good for dancehall and that lyrical clashes remain an important part of the culture. According to the artiste, his decision to respond to Tommy Lee was largely influenced by the demand from his supporters, who wanted to…
Several residents of Coopers Pen in Trelawny have been left homeless after their houses were demolished during an early morning operation on Tuesday. Residents said they were awakened at around 3:00 a.m. by the sound of heavy duty equipment being used to tear down houses in the community. The identity of the person or entity behind the demolition exercise was not immediately ascertained. However, a strong police presence was observed during the operation. According to residents, they have occupied the land for several decades and have been involved in a longstanding legal dispute with an individual who they say has…
A major multi-agency operation is underway at the Kingston Container Terminal following the discovery of a suspected cocaine smuggling network allegedly operating from the facility. The operation is being led by the Firearms and Narcotics Investigation Division (FNID) and the Jamaica Customs Agency, with support from the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Specialised Operations Branch. The investigation follows the seizure of cocaine valued at approximately $1 billion earlier this week. Several employees at the terminal have since been arrested as authorities probe their alleged links to a drug trafficking syndicate. Investigators have not disclosed the identities of those arrested or provided details…
The body of a woman who had been missing since Sunday was recovered from the Black River in Lacovia, St Elizabeth, on Tuesday by divers from the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) Coast Guard. The deceased woman has been identified as 50-year-old Nicole Brown of Barton Wharf district, Lacovia. Brown had been reported missing after she was last seen by relatives on Sunday night. According to reports, concerns grew when she failed to return home or make contact throughout Monday. Police said Brown’s 41-year-old partner was attacked by residents on Monday night after they accused him of killing her and disposing…
A police constable attached to the Transport Department in the Clarendon Police Division was found dead inside the May Pen Police Station on Monday evening. The deceased man has been identified as Constable Kenroy Pitters, a native of Mile Gully, Manchester, who is believed to have been in his early 30s. According to preliminary reports, shortly before 6:00 p.m., officers became concerned after they were unable to locate the constable. Their concerns prompted them to force open the door to an office in the station, where they discovered him with a wound to his neck. Investigators remained at the scene…

