With a soulful and unique voice, Etana has emerged as one of the most talked about and sought after acts in reggae music. So much that, in this their 17th year, Rototom Sunsplash named 'The Strong One' as part of the festival's eight-day line-up, amongst a host of other big names and reggae veterans. In true Etana fashion, the powerful songstress left Spain as one of the best acts.

Etana showed that she would be further cementing her place in reggae music, when she let loose a sterling set in front of the capacity-filled venue, a...

After being released from prison for about a week, a video has surfaced on the Internet with Flippa Mafia in which he claims 'nutten nuh change'.

The 3:22-minute long video appeared on YouTube, on Saturday, under the title, 'Flippa Mafia Speaks and Is Out On Bail In The United States'.

It starts off with the artiste, whose real name is Andrew Davis, in a recording booth stating that he is back to take what is rightfully his. Then, he goes on to talk to a group of people in the studio.

"It's good to be here. I am proud to be out and about, again. Nutten nuh change, Skilly. How mi look?," he says, while someone responds by shouting ,'clean'.

"Yuh nuh see seh a Louis Vuitton still deh pon mi foot. LV, a nuh no normal LV. Mi pants a LV same way. Nutten nuh change, a still b...

Will Steven Slater be able to slide away from his legal troubles?

The former JetBlue flight attendant, who became a folk hero after jumping out of an emergency exit to flee an allegedly abusive passenger last month, is working on a plea deal with prosecutors, his attorney said in court on Tuesday, WNBC-TV reports.

The case was adjorned until next month as the lawyers continue to work on a deal.

WNBC says Slater's charges could be reduced or dropped if he submits to anger-management classes and alcohol-abuse counseling, though the Queens district attorney's office has not confirmed that.

Slater faces up to seven years in prison on charges of reckless endangerment, criminal mischief and criminal trespassing. Prosecutors have said Slater could have killed or grievously injur...

When Paris Hilton was booked into a Las Vegas jail for possession of cocaine, she was rushed through the booking process in order to get her in and out as quickly as possible, a jail official acknowledges.

In fact, Hilton's three-hour stay at the Clark County Detention Center was five to 21 hours shorter than that of someone else booked for the same offense.

Preferential treatment? Not necessarily. Was she treated differently from the average inmate because of her celebrity? Absolutely.

"Yeah, she was treated differently so I don't have a disruption of my process here at the county jail," Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Deputy Chief Jim Dixon, who runs the detention center, told the Las Vegas REview-Journal. "When you bring somebody in like that, everybody comes over and tries to look at them. I'd have off...