FORMER attorney-at-law Jennifer Messado will stand trial March 1 next year on allegations that she defrauded dancehall entertainer Mavado of more than $30 million. However, attorney-at-law Christopher ...

After all the controversy, Jamaican artiste David ‘Mavado’ Brooks, sang all of his hits, including those that had caused the Government of Guyana to earlier deem him a security risk at the National ...

It’s somewhere around 1:30AM when we arrive at the weekly dance in Kingston known as Hot Mondays. The selectors are in full gear, yelling over a dancehall song here and there, but mostly over ...

Brooks, reports Jamaica Observer, was tried before Supreme Court judge Justice Leighton Pusey in the Home Circuit Court, Kingston alongside an accomplice, Andre Hinds and convicted of murder, arson, ...

Mavado’s son Dante Brooks has been in detention since July 2018 facing murder charges. Photo: Courtesy. Dancehall star Mavado has sent a message to his incarcerated son in a new song dubbed Not ...

HIGH-PROFILE attorney-at-law Peter Champagnie, QC says he’s preparing to appeal the guilty verdict handed down to his client, Dante Brooks, son of dancehall deejay Mavado. “The first order of business ...

After playing the feature role on a number of tracks lately, it's time for Mavado to get his chips up. The We The Best dancehall specialist returns with a new track titled "I Aint Going Back Broke." ...

The Mavado controversy is not the first of its kind to afflict the Dance Hall industry either in Guyana or in rest of the region. Popular musical entertainment thrives on a lucrative niche in sex and ...

'All my glory comes from dancehall and right now I want to take dancehall to another level,' says the singer. By Patricia Meschino Mavado launched his career in 2005 with several controversial, ...

After having their visas revoked by the U.S. Embassy in Jamaica in May 2010, dancehall artists Mavado and Beenie Man will return to the U.S. in the coming weeks with separate appearances in Queens, ...

A few months ago, I heard a reggae song called "Weh Dem a Do" on the radio but had no idea whose haunting voice was singing it. I eventually tracked down and e-mailed the contact for the artist… By ...