If you mention the name Percy Sledge to just about any music fan in the world, you'll invariably elicit a woebegone version of "When A Man Loves A Woman." That song is Percy's signature hit and a tune that defined the summer of 1966 and every one thereafter. Percy Sledge can boast a number of significant chart hits including "Take Time To Know Her," "Warm And Tender Love," "Out Of Left Field, "It Tears Me Up," and "I'll Be Your Everything. His successful career is now in its fifth decade.

The soul balladeer, who was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005, started out in the group, Esquire Combos and later went solo with his signature ballad “When A Man Loves A Woman”. His last Album “Shining Through the Rain” came after a long hiatus from the music and Percy had this to say about the album: "I have to be honest with you; I just really like the album. When I first listened to the finished version, I couldn't help but cry." With a title like “Shining Through The Rain”, you just know that Percy's initial reaction upon hearing the finished product was prophetic.

That has been the question on the lips of dance fans who love to see the men do the latest dances in the dancehall arena. Well that question will be answered when Heartbeat Entertainment presents its 2nd annual “South Florida Dancehall King Competition” on Sunday April 8 April at Congas Restaurant, 2079 University Drive, Sunrise Florida.

It’s gonna have the most exciting line up of dancers from Tallahassee, Tampa, Orlando, W. Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale and Miami showcasing the wickedest dances and vying for the top spot that comes with the title Dancehall King, the coveted trophy and a cash prize of $1000.00.

You can expect to see special guest from Passa Passa Jamaica, SWATCH INTL, one of Jamaica’s top sounds, featuring Energy God Maestro.

The sound of this 16 year-old belting out “Too Little Too Late”, is nothing but good music to the ears. Joanna ‘Jojo’ Levesque is at a high with not just her pretty face, but her beautiful voice, her poise, songwriting and acting.

Born December 20, 1990 to a singing family (father Joel, a blues singer and mother Diana a choir singer) in Brattleboro, Vermont and raised in Foxborough, Massachusetts, this young woman brings to the table a bit of class in a sea of trashy flesh baring gyrating young women.

Being of Native American, Irish, Polish, and French ancestry, may had added to her eclectic style. Though steeped in R&B and pop, Jojo’s appeal is far reaching.

The Rock the World Concert decided to rock Spragga Benz’s pocket? According to the promoters, Pulse Investments Limited, Spragga breached a clause in his contract when he used profanity on the stage, so they held back 25 percent of his fees. In the clause it was clearly stated that no artiste was to use any “expletive, profane or indecent language during his performance” or the will not be fully compensated. Apparently, Spragga did the opposite of that, and instead of the 50% balance that was owed to him, they only gave him half of it. The booking agents, Headline Entertainment, did not know of the promoter’s decision and promised to give a full report to the news after it has been investigated. Spragga said that he doesn’t remember the songs that he performed because when he is on stage he is in a different world. The event, which was held at the One Love Jamaica Village, in New Kingston on Sunday March 18 with other performers such as Buju Banton, Tanya Stephens, Tessanne Chin, Richie Spice, Beenie Man, Ninja Man, Shaggy and more…was an excellent production only to be marred by Spragga’s behavior. What I can’t believe is Ninja Man and Beenie Man did not use expletives. Pulse must have been real strict with this clause in their contract which is actually a Jamaican law.