Call it his distinguished era. "You did music that became pop, but then you come back and do dancehall," Shaggy, who was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica, recalled as he traced ...

Shaggy "didn't want ... And then we'll come back in when the time is right. You just kind of know where you are, you look at the market—the market is always changing. The game is always changing.

Also on the bill are electro-pop singer Sophie Grey, “Electric Boogie,” former Marley back-up singer reggae singer Marci ...

Blood literally smeared the back window of the ambulance, and Scooby and Shaggy ... always wondered how the Mystery Gang never encountered the darkest corners of Gotham City, especially when it ...

We struck up a conversation and he said ‘Why don’t you come up during Roxanne ... The interaction with him and me on stage is always something to see.” Shaggy, who was born Orville ...

On Saturday, Shaggy, the only diamond-selling dancehall ... and I’ll be right back in their books,” he said. Part of his innovative approach comes from a place of humility. “Who the hell do I think I ...

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 ...

Sting and Shaggy always looked like unlikely collaborators ... "Who knows what we'll come up with?" Shaggy, the Jamaican reggae/dancehall star, and Sting, the British Rock and Roll Hall of ...

Shaggy and Sting appeared on The Tonight Show to perform their latest collaborative single, “Til a Mawnin.” The pair were joined by a live band and two back-up singers for the upbeat ...