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Usain Bolt ran 150m in just 14.36sec, over half a second quicker than anyone else, ever. Damn, that boy fast! >>Click here for full story

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Jah Vinci ft Popcaan – Life lost

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Popular entertainer and multiple Emmy Award winning actor Keith David will be serving as special guest host for the 13th Annual St. Kitts Music Festival, which will take place on the island from June 25-27, 2009.
A distinguished film, television and voice-over actor, Keith David’s career spans three decades and more than 75 films as well as numerous TV episodes. He is globally recognized for his live action roles in Oliver Stone’s Oscar-winning film, Platoon, as well as in John Carpenter’s The Thing and They Live. The multi-talented actor has also appeared in such popular films as Armageddon, There’s Something About Mary, Pitch Black, Road House, Marked for Death and Spike Lee’s Clockers, to name a few.

“I look forward to visiting the Caribbean home of my ancestors for this year’s St. Kitts Music Festival,” said Keith David. “I hope that many visitors will join me on the island of St. Kitts, because I understand that the St. Kitts Music Festival is very special. I enjoyed my first visit to St Kitts two years ago and am looking forward to returning. The people of St. Kitts are gracious and welcoming to visitors and I am proud of my connection to the Caribbean islands. As special guest host for this year’s Music Festival, I expect to enjoy a great weekend on the island of St. Kitts.”
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Reggae artist Ras Penco scores his first number one hit in Jamaica with the romantic ballad, “Thousand Miles,” a poignant promise mimicking his life as a traveling musician far and wide, who vows to never break his loyalty to his true love.

The Uprize Music artist humbly welcomes his very first berth at the top of the reggae singles chart (Jamaica Weekly Countdown). “It’s a good feeling. I’ve been trying to get here for quite a while, about six years, and it took a lot of hard work.”

“Thousand Miles” has been gaining momentum on the airwaves in Jamaica for over two months, as quality music recently garnered its fair share of airplay amidst a ban on “indecent” dancehall and soca music on the nation’s airwaves. This made room for quality and positive music such as Ras Penco’s, catapulting him into the limelight. The ensuing video lit up television sets and has also enjoyed rotation, much to the delight of reggae lovers. “I wrote it and from the moment I finished recording it in the studio, I knew it was a great song and that people would love it.”

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I never knew Vybz Kartel had his own rum.. i wonder what it taste like…….. check this >>>link