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Papa Michigan was one of the special guests at I-Nation’s weekly Monday night live concert in downtown Kingston, and, days after, persons are still talking about his performance. He not only presented music from his decades-old but still fresh catalogue, Michigan also selected songs from his just released, 12-track album, So Many Roads. Released on August 14, it is one of three albums released in two years by the entertainer who describes himself as “a foundation veteran who possesses discipline, passion and a clear vision”. On April 24, he released a gospel album titled I Adore You and his Survivor album arrived in 2025. “You want to know why three albums in two years? Well, when the creative energy is flowing, you can’t bottle it up,” Papa Michigan, whose real name is Anthony Fairclough, told The Gleaner. One half of the legendary duo Michigan & Smiley, he has been bringing authentic reggae to the world since 1978. As an engineer and producer with his own Rashanco record label and publishing company, one of the biggest advantages for him is that he “doesn’t have to wait to book studio time” or deal with corporate red tape when producing and releasing his music.

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EntertainmentMiley Cyrus flew fan and musician Cash Jacobs — who has Stage 3 breast cancer — to her Los Angeles show to help shave her head. A video of the moment shared online has since surpassed 1.5 million views.'You're gonna brave the storm,' Cyrus told herGriffin Jaeger · CBC News · Posted: Oct 23, 2026 1:50 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour agoListen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. In this series of screenshots taken from a social media video, pop singer Miley Cyrus helps fan and fellow musician Cash Jacobs shave her head ahead of Jacobs's chemotherapy treatment. (TikTok/cashjacobs_2)Miley Cyrus stepped up to help a fellow musician and fan shave her head before chemotherapy. The moment came after Cash Jacobs — who has Stage 3 breast cancer — attended Cyrus's concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles last week. Sharing a video of the moment on social media, Jacobs wrote: "They say don't meet your idols. Well I did. And it was everything and more.