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Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield Wedding: Jamaica and USA United
Olympians Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield have officially tied the knot in a magical Georgia wedding, beautifully uniting their Jamaican and American cultures in a stunning celebration of Black love.
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Jamaica’s bobsleigh crew want their own Hollywood ending
Jamaica returns to the 2026 Winter Games with monobob, two-man, and four-man bobsled teams, reigniting Cool Runnings nostalgia. Led by captain Shane Pitter, the squad aims to make history, build on recent momentum, and chase an Olympic medal.
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Music Loses a Titan
The music world is mourning the loss of a titan as news confirms Lowell "Sly" Dunbar, the prolific drummer and one-half of the legendary rhythm section Sly & Robbie, has died. He was 73, marking the end of an era for reggae, dub, and dancehall music.
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Jamaica Hurricane Relief: Tourists Pitch In to Clean Up!
Jamaica’s spirit is unmatched even after the wrath of hurricane melissa. Heartwarming videos have been flooding social media showing visitors who got stranded at resorts picking up brooms, clearing debris, and lending a hand wherever they could.
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Nicki Minaj & The Barbz Foundation Aid Jamaica Flood Victims
Nicki Minaj's Barbz Foundation is providing essential supplies to families affected by the recent storm and flooding that hit Jamaica. Dancehall artist Skeng is joining volunteers to hand out goods to residents in some of the hardest-hit communities.
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Jamaica’s Transformation: Henry Louis Gates Jr. Explores
"Girl,” Jamaica Kincaid’s first published short story, appeared in June 1978 in The New Yorker, a magazine I could find time for only during summer vacation, when I would lie in my parents’ backyard and read each issue straight through
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The Best Black Celebrity Fashion of 2026 So Far
Excerpt from "Best Black Celebrity Fashion Of 2026 So Far"
We're six months into 2026 and already have had multiple events like the Golden Globes, Oscars, Grammys, and many more that have blessed us with multiple fashion moments that still have us in a chokehold. Black celebrities have been serving us looks to put on our mood boards, and we're sure they'll keep doing so until the clock strikes twelve on New Year's. But for the moment, we want to take a look at the stunning fashion moments we've already gotten.
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Adrien Broner Kicked Out Over Missing Payment
Adrien Broner and Deen The Great's streaming partnership may have reached a breaking point after a car livestream erupted into an argument about payment from a Kick-related appearance, with Deen accusing Broner of keeping him out of the payout.
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Lil Wayne Triumphs in Legal Case Against Former Bodyguard
Lil Wayne's former bodyguard dragged the rapper to court looking for a payday, but now he's the one leaving with the bill. A Los Angeles judge entered judgment in favor of Weezy and against his ex-bodyguard Christian Carlos, who filed an assault-with-a-firearm lawsuit. The bodyguard lost the case and was ordered to fork over $29,225 in monetary sanctions.
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Blueface’s Music Royalties Diverted to Soulja Boy’s Baby Mama for Debt Settlement
Rapper Blueface's music royalties are now going to Soulja Boy's baby mama, Jackilyn Martinez, to pay off a massive debt he owes her. According to court docs, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge granted Jackilyn's request to redirect all of Blueface's royalties from ASCAP and BMI to her in order to pay off a $123K judgment. Jackilyn got a default judgment for that amount back in April 2025 after Blueface apparently blew off a lawsuit she filed against him.
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Mike Tyson Injured: Mayweather Fight Delayed
Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s exhibition fight has been postponed to the fall after Tyson suffered a broken hand during training. The matchup was originally planned for spring, but a new date and venue have not yet been announced by promoters.