UK-based reggae artist Maxi Priest and his label pledged to match Sean Paul’s US$100,000 relief commitment, partnering with the Marley Foundation and charity groups to raise over US$27K in UK donations and send a plane of supplies to affected families

Buju Banton’s outcry over alleged stolen relief items triggers immediate investigation as Minister Vaz responds: “the items never left the runway.”

With performers including Chronic Law, KES the Band, Teejay, Ky-Mani Marley, Richie Stephens, Gramps Morgan, and more, the event forms part of a series of fundraising concerts organized by the Government of Jamaica, this time in partnership with the Irie Jam Radio Foundation, Food For The Poor, and the Consulate General of Jamaica

The World Singer dedicates his new heartfelt release to the people of Jamaica, while continuing to deliver supplies to communities affected by the hurricane

Audi showcases a bold new chapter, unveiling its striking titanium, Audi red, and carbon-black livery before revealing the full car ahead of its 2026 Formula 1 debut.

Producer Droptop continues his joint efforts with Nicki Minaj’s Barbz Foundation and Skeng’s team to deliver relief supplies to western Jamaica - even sharing how singing gospel along the journey helped keep spirits high.

Jamaican entrepreneur Lexi Chow teamed up with the Consulate General of Jamaica in Los Angeles and leading diaspora partners to rally support and send relief barrels to Jamaica.

With more than 30 hotels already reopened and over 50 more preparing for winter-season bookings, the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) has launched a dedicated travel-alert page. “Tourism is the pathway to Jamaica’s recovery,” said Philip Rose, deputy director of tourism for the Americas at the JTB.

Jamaican dancehall icon set to headline the “I Love Jamaica” benefit concert at New York’s UBS Arena, as a virtual telethon strengthens nationwide relief efforts. He also teams up with R&B icon Akon and dancehall heavyweight Aidonia for “Boom Body,” dropping November 14

A new AI-powered home robot is set to hit the market in 2026, according to 1X Technologies. However, The Wall Street Journal’s early testing found that the device still struggles with basic household tasks, including loading a dishwasher and even bringing a bottle of water

After delivering major relief supplies, the Adidja Palmer Foundation shifts to rebuilding, adopting a children’s home and planning a women and children’s shelter, soup kitchen, school restoration, and more.

Review: International dancehall superstar delivers an early 2027 Grammy-worthy project with a versatile album that takes on broader meaning after the devastation of Hurricane Melissa - a real album artist.

Jamaican theatre comedy legend Oliver Samuels brings Di Prodigal Pickney to the U.S., with tour producer pledging to donate proceeds to hurricane relief in Jamaica

Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel earns his second Grammy nod with Heart & Soul, alongside Jesse Royal. Keznamdi’s Blxxd & Fyah, Lila Iké’s debut Treasure Self Love, and a surprise entry from Mortimer with From Within round out the final five.

The Unruly Boss releases his 14-track project Nothing Without God, his first as an independent artist since departing the OVO imprint. The album is rooted in spiritual faith and boasts a wide roster of producers

Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel continued the launch of his Adidja Palmer Foundation, visiting hurricane-impacted parishes alongside his extended team while pledging to maintain his support

Dancehall star Skeng is taking action personally, delivering hundreds of care packages across Trelawny and St. James, backed by Trini-American rapper Nicki Minaj’s Barbz Foundation, Droptop Records, and other supporters on the ground

Mobay native Shaneil Muir joined Skeng on the ground, donating 150 cases of water and connecting with residents she described as “damaged yet strong people.” A new single inspired by her personal experience with the hurricane has already been recorded with Damage Musiq

With most of the entertainment sector jumping into relief efforts across the island, the selector and radio disc jockey is among the first to mobilize aid for hard-hit communities. “That was probably one of the worst experiences of my life,” he shared.

ABIL donates US$500,000 - including US$250K in cash to the Sandals Foundation and US$250K in food and snack products for impacted communities across Jamaica. “We want Jamaica to know - we stand with you, shoulder to shoulder, as you rebuild stronger than ever,” said Nicholas Lok Jack, Executive Chairman.