Wednesday July 28, 2010
Dancehall artiste Elephant Man's red convertible Mercedes Benz was seized yesterday by tax officials as it's allegedly that the deejay owed several thousands in taxes.The raid was carried out by the Tax Department Special Enforcement Team along with members of the Police force at the entertainer's posh Hillview Apartment.
According to the Tax Department when individuals or business places failed to pay their taxes, then it's in their rights to seized assets which are use to settle delinquent tax payers unpaid taxes. However if that person decided to clear up what is owing to The Tax Department then its likely that their assets would be returned.
Lisa Hyper and Beenie Man - The Dynamic Duo
Monday July 26, 2010
Felicia Gooden more popularly known as Lisa Hyper is at it again, fresh from her first tour of Canada and England respectively, has put out a new release with Beenie Man entitled "Nuh Stress Mi Out". The song is featured on the 'Rail Up''riddim which is produced by Sankofa Productions. Beenie Man, the proclaimed King of the Dancehall is a veteran to the music business whom is known for his extensive 'gallis' reputure, which is often portrayed through his music and "Nuh Stress Mi Out" is no exception. Beenie Man brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the song whilst Lisa Hyper brings her new raw and outspoken talent coupled with her spunk and charisma which has created what some may call ''A Dynamic Duo''.The song with it's up tempo riddim and jovial lyrics are expected to generate much wave within the dancehall. The song which has been posted on the popular music site YouTube a mere three days ago has already seen over 10,000 views and is generating quite a buzz. The song has already stormed the social networking sites Facebook, MySpace and Twitter receiving rave reviews from fans expressing their delight to see a vibrant synergy from both artists.
Vybz Kartel Freed In Time For Reggae Sumfest
Tuesday July 20, 2010
The Gaza's General Vybz Kartel who was listed as a ''major person of interest'' walked free yesterday after spending 14 days behind bars.During his detention the deejay was questioned by authorities about his relations with gangs located in Portmore, St. Catherine area.
Now that Vybz Kartel is outaroad once more this is definitely good news for the promoters of Reggae Sumfest and dancehall lovers.
October Trial Date For Bounty Killer's Gun/Assault Case
Tuesday July 20, 2010
Bounty Killer will once again be fighting to set himself free from a pending 2009 gun/assault case that is scheduled for trial on October 20, 2010.In July 2009 Mr. Rodney Pryce more popularly known as Bounty Killer was slapped with several charges by the Half-Way-Tree police such as unlawful wounding, assault at common law and illegal possession of a fire arm.
Flash Back
On September 27, 2007 the constable was heading in the direction of St. Lucia Avenue, New Kingston in his private motor vehicle when he pounced upon several men who blocked the road with their cars.
The constable then beeped his horn for the men to clear the road but things got ugly when one of the men known as Ice allegedly threw his drink in the constable face which forced the officer to take action against Ice but was however ganged by his friends.
During the malicious beating of the officer it's alleged that Bounty Killer pulled a firearm.
Wesley Snipes Will Serve 3 Years In Prison
Tuesday July 20, 2010
A federal appeals court denied on Friday Wesley Snipes' appeal for a 3 year prison sentence. Wesley Snipes based his appeal on the argument that the sentence was unreasonable and that he should be considered for a probation.At the 2008 trial, the actor was found guilty of failing to file tax returns, and not guilty on federal tax fraud and conspiracy charges. A 3 year sentence is the maximum sentence Mr. Snipes could have received.
Judge William Terrell Hodges handed down the sentence, and allowed Mr. Snipes to remain free on bond until he is summoned to serve the sentence. The judge didn't say when will Wesley Snipes report to prison.
A member of Mr. Snipes' legal team said that they were hoping for a complete acquittal and that they will appeal the decision.