Supercat, real name, William Maragh, allegedly had a backstage scuffle at the Super Chutney Show, at MOBS II, Chaguaramas, Trinidad with stage manager Wendell Naipaul. The scuffle apparently took place before Supercat came on stage with Supercat alleging racial abuse.

On the day that Jamaica celebrated 45 years of Independence, Norris Man received a number of slaps at the Gray's Inn Sports Complex after a verbal confrontation on stage with Sizzla at the 2007 'A St. Mary Me Come From' concert, staged by Capleton. Three pics over the jump from the incident.

There is only room for one top girl in Spanish Town, according to D'Angel, who allegedly attempted to have dancehall artiste Barbee kicked out of 'Fire Tuesday', a popular dance in Tawes Pen, Spanish Town.

The 2007 edition of Fully Loaded held at the James Bond Beach on July 29, 2007, was not the typical Fully Loaded Overloaded. This year there were no sound clashes and also Bounty Killer did not make his usual appearance. In addition the promoter, Sharon Burke, was consistently dissed by Black Chiney.

The wait and the longing is finally over. Popular entertainer Siccature Alcock, more commonly known as Jah Cure, is expected to be released from the Tower Street Adult Correctional Centre today.

All the speculation and doubt about the depth of Beenie Man and D'Angel's marital problems were confirmed on Wednesday night when the two had an open argument during an interview on popular local radio station, IRIE FM.

Faith J. Eselebor, otherwise known as Barbee claims in an interview with the Jamaica Star, that she is not having an affair with Beenie Man. Beenie Man and wife D'Angel are also reported to be having marriage difficulties. Barbee and Beenie Man were apparently a bit too affectionate at Sumfest 2007.

Dancehall artiste D'Angel says that she is yet to get an explanation from her husband, Beenie Man, as to what is really happening between him and another artiste, Barbee, who was reportedly cuddling at the recently held Red Stripe Reggae Sumfest 2007.

While it has been reported that reggae stars, Beenie Man, Sizzla and Capleton have all signed the Reggae Compassionate Act, which renounces homophobia and violence against lesbians and gays, other artistes have shown no compassion for the act, as they say it is not representative of their music and/or beliefs and therefore will not sign.

After the debates over signing the controversial Reggae Compassionate Act, Buju Banton via Gargamel Music Inc., and signed by Traci McGregor, president of Gargamel Music, has stated he does not condone the violence against gays. Buju wants to shed the bad image that has come upon him due to Boom Bye Bye. Whatever, keep reading for more.