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Shaggy, Jamaica and Hurricane Melissa

Shaggy Details Post-Hurricane Melissa Relief Efforts in Jamaica: ‘You're Never Really Prepared for Something Like This'

"I'm on an adrenaline run at this point," Grammy-winning reggae icon Shaggy tells Billboard less than a week after Hurricane Melissa made landfall on his home country of Jamaica. "I was around when [Hurricane] Gilbert happened, which [was] a Category 3… when I heard [Hurricane Melissa] was a Category 5, I [couldn't] imagine what this would be."

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Dancehall Icon Shaggy Mobilizes Private Flights of Aid to Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa

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Shaggy Rallies Hurricane Melissa Relief Efforts in Jamaica — Here’s How You Can Help

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World Food Programme looks to aid Hurricane Melissa victims in Caribbean in 'marathon recovery'

The United Nations World Food Programme has warned of a "marathon recovery" for nations hit hard by Hurricane Melissa as it steps up relief efforts in the hardest-hit Caribbean countries.

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Desperate survivors in Jamaica try to kickstart recovery as they wait for help for the living — and the dead

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Grim death toll rises in Jamaica, as nation grapples with disaster left behind by historic Hurricane Melissa

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‘The Whole Place Is Blown Apart’: 90% of Jamaican Town’s Homes Destroyed

Hurricane Melissa pushed into Jamaica as a Category 5 storm last week, killing at least 32 people and destroying an untold number of buildings and homes.

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Georgia missionaries who were stranded in Jamaica during Hurricane Melissa return home

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Hurricane Melissa's death toll at 65 and expected to rise further

Homeland Hero: Shaggy Mobilizes Private Air Fleet To Rush Critical Hurricane Aid To Jamaica

Shaggy quickly joined forces with key organizations to deliver relief aid to his native Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation.

Reggae stars step up to help Jamaica after monster storm: ‘Really dire’

Sean “Diddy” Combs ate Italian-style fare on his first night at a new prison. The incarcerated music mogul, 55, was transferred to Fort Dix in New Jersey on Thursday, October 30, and Us Weekly has exclusively obtained the facility’s food menu, which outlines what was served for dinner. Diddy had a choice of two pastas:

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Sting and Shaggy offer a new reggae song as musical medicine for a fractured world

NEW YORK (AP) — The affection between Sting and Shaggy is palpable from the moment they sit down together. When the two prolific recording artists are asked where the chemistry comes from, Shaggy simply says they make each other laugh. The pals have ...