For a while, it looked like Saigon‘s full-length album, The Greatest Story Never Told, would hold true to it’s title. But through unbending label demands, questionable side projects and retirement threats, the project has endured, and now that Sai has got the right label behind him—indie imprint Suburban Noize—the project will finally hit listeners’ ears February 15, 2011. Here, the Yardfather speaks on finally getting out his masterpiece. —John Kennedy
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The 2nd Annual Caribbean Music Awards are set to go down late this summer in Brooklyn, NY, bringing the biggest names in Soca, Reggae, Dancehall, and more to New York City’s hub for Caribbean culture. The over 150 nominees spread across 40 categories were announced this week, with Dexta Daps leading with eight nominations, Skinny Fabulous following with six nominations, and Masicka, Yung Bredda, Bounty Killer, and Machel Montano all tied with five nominations each.
“Flava” artist Shenseea picked up a nomination for Artist of the Year – Female (Dancehall), going up against Spice, Jada Kingdom, Shaneil Muir, Stefflon Don and Tina (Hood Celebrity).
Steve Harvey attended Invest Fest 2023 in Atlanta on Sunday (Aug. 27), where he took time out of his speaking engagement to address rumors about his marriage.
The seasoned comedian and TV host shut down rumors that his wife of 16 years cheated on him with their personal chef and bodyguard.
In a TikTok video from the event, Harvey can be seen and heard kicking off his introduction with, “Before I get started, just let me say, I’m fine.
As pending investigations surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs continue to heat up, more and more people are chiming in on the situation. Aside from figures like 50 Cent, who hasoffered his commentary on every single update thus far, Suge Knight has now also added his reactions to the mix. In a new clip obtained by TMZ, the Death Row Records founder spoke on Diddy’s situation during an alleged outtake from his Collect Call podcast.