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Cro Cro on Sunday claimed his fourth National Calypso Monarch title when he performed a humorous calypso entitled "Nobody Ain't Go Know" before the judges at the 2007 edition of the Dimanche Gras at the Jean Pierre Complex, Port of Spain.

Neal and Massy Trinidad All Stars walked away with the top prize of an unprecedented TT$1 million at the 2007 National Panorama Finals held before a large crowd at Skinner Park, San Fernando, on Saturday.

Iwer George is the 2007 International Power Soca Monarch, while Bajan artiste, Biggie Irie, captured the Groovy Soca Monarch title at Friday's finals of the competitions at Hasely Crawford Stadium, Wrightson Road, Port of Spain.

Reggae singer Sanchez, real name, Anthony Jackson was reportedly poisoned after performing at a show in London, England recently.

Soca diva Destra Garcia gave the Bacchanal Wednesday crowd a tongue lashing after they threw glow sticks at her on stage during her performance.

The eldest son of icon, Bob Marley, proved his mettle when he beat four other nominees to take the Best Reggae Album award at the 49th Annual Grammy Awards which honoured the music industry's finest at the Staples Center in Los Angeles last night.

In an effort to placate the steel orchestras from San Fernando, none of which has made it to the finals of the 2007 bmobile National Panorama Championships, Pan Trinbago is considering taking ten bands to the finals instead of the initial eight.

"I will not fault any of the players that plan to sue the TTFF," said "RasIred". "They had an agreement and TTFF did not live up to its end of the bargain. You have to take a stand for something, otherwise you will always get run over.

The quiet community of Cascade has once again been thrown into shock, after an elderly couple were found chopped to death in their home yesterday. According to police reports, the bodies of 70-year-old Clive and 69-year-old Denise Commissiong, of Hillside Avenue, were discovered by their daughter around midday yesterday.

Scores of relatives turned up on Friday for the sentencing of three Americans who admitted to participating in a complex international criminal conspiracy to defraud the Government of Trinidad and Tobago during the construction of the Piarco Airport project.