For some time now the four-man group known as the Innocent Crew - sharp lyrical shooters who always try to do things differently - have been missing from the limelight.

LOS ANGELES -- A gay and lesbian group wants the House of Blues to cancel Monday's scheduled concert at its West Hollywood location by a reggae star who has recorded songs calling for violence against gays.

Dutch far-right leader Pym Fortune showed it is possible to be openly gay and anti-black. Outrage! must learn lessons and end bullyboy tactics against black communities.

A gay rights campaigner who believes a contract has been taken out on his life is under police protection.

This is the second part of an interview with Spragga Benz. The first part was published on Sunday. In this section, Spragga gives advice, talks about the future of dancehall music as he sees it, and his future.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - A generation ago, reggae anthems by Bob Marley and Peter Tosh preached concepts of "one love," legal marijuana and social justice.

Red Square's frontman Spragga Benz is many things. On one side, Spragga is a hit machine who constantly writes memorable gems for the ear. On the other side he donates gifts to the needy, and on the other side he uses fierce words to push lyrical war to its limits.

Ziggy Marley and Sean Paul will soon rub voices with Hollywood's finest actors in the film Shark Tale.

Vybz Kartel is more confident of his Source award nomination than he was of his MOBO nomination, which was withdrawn recently.

REGGAE star Buju Banton faced angry protests from gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell.