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RAS MISTA FYAH Colombian-born Roots Reggae Artist blending Afro-Latin Rhythms

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olombian-born roots reggae artist Ras Mista Fyah continues to soar as his powerful album Infinity floats in the Top 3 spots on the iTunes Top 100 Reggae Albums Chart — currently holding the #2 position — competing alongside Chronixx’s Exile and Bob Marley & The Wailers’ Legend.

This remarkable achievement marks another major moment for global roots reggae, showcasing Ras Mista Fyah’s growing influence as a visionary bridging Latin soul, African rhythms, and Jamaican roots.

“To see Infinity floating in the Top 3 with legends like Bob Marley and Chronixx is pure motivation,” says Ras Mista Fyah. “It’s proof that people feel the spirit and message in the music. Reggae is about upliftment and unity, and Infinity is my contribution to that purpose.”

Blending Afro-Latin rhythms, roots reggae grooves, and conscious lyricism, Infinity embodies a sound that transcends borders. The album mirrors Ras Mista Fyah’s journey of resilience and triumph, including adapting to perform after losing his left hand in a 2015 accident, and his steadfast mission to spread messages of hope, love, and higher consciousness.

Adding to the excitement, Ras Mista Fyah recently premiered Part 1 of his four-part documentary on his Vevo Channel, offering fans a closer look at his spiritual and creative journey. The visual series reveals how reggae became his compass and calling, guiding him through life’s challenges and shaping his artistry.

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In celebration of Infinity’s ongoing success, Ras Mista Fyah is launching the "Infinity Tour," with performances across North America. The tour follows his recent run alongside Grammy-winning reggae icon Mykal Rose, further extending his mission to unite and uplift through the power of roots reggae.

Born in Bogotá, Colombia, Ras Mista Fyah is a singer, songwriter, and producer whose multilingual performances — in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Jamaican Patois — embody reggae’s universal message of unity. His sound continues to redefine borders, inspiring audiences worldwide.

Website: RasMistaFyah.com Stream "Infinity" Album (All DSPs): https://lynkify.in/album/infinity/31613307 Watch Ras Mista Fyah Documentary (Part 1): https://youtu.be/YRkSbAf-EbI Watch “Meh Nevah” Music Video: https://youtu.be/Og2oNNse4bY Ras Mista Fyah EPK: http://rasmistafyah.bandzoogle.com/ 5

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SONGS this month 1- Die With A Smile

by LADY GAGA & BRUNO MARS 2- Ordinary

By ALEX WARREN 3- Star Gazine

by MILES SMITH 4- Pink Pony Club

by CHAPPELL ROAN 5- Birds Of A Feather

by BILLIE EILISH 6- Taste

by SABRINA CARPENTER 7- APT.

by ROSE & BRUNO MARSA 8- Too Sweet

by HOZIER 9- Espresso

by SABRINA CARPENTER 10- That’s So True

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1- Avatar: Fire and Ash 2- Zootopia 2 3- Marty Supreme 4- The Housemaid 5- Anaconda 6- David 7- The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants 8- Song Sung Blue 9- Wicked: For Good 10- Five Nights at Freddy's 2

EVENT toVISIT 30A SONGWRITERS FESTIVAL 2026 January 16-19, 2026 Santa Rosa Beach, FL 6

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he Everglades Roots Festival is a grassroots winter gathering held each January at Trail L a k e s Campground in Florida, bringing together bluegrass, Southern rock, folk, jam bands, and singersongwriters for a laid-back celebration beneath the cypress trees. What began as a small pickin’ party has grown into a weekend of campfires, pickin’ circles, touring and local talent, camping, craft and food vendors, and immersive swamp-culture experiences unique to the Big Cypress. More than just a music event, it honors tradition, community, and the wild spirit of Old Florida.

When: January 9-11, 2026 Where: Trail Lakes Campground Ochopee, FL

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BRIGITTE BARDOT International Sex Symbol, Actress, Model and Animal Right’s Activist, died at 91

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rigitte Anne-Marie Bardot was born on September 28th, 1934 in Paris, France. She was born to aristocratic ultra- conservative parents and regardless went on to become one of the greatest sex symbols of her generation. Brigitte began with a passion for dance with some pressure from her parents and after years of ballet instruction was eventually accepted to the prestigious college of dance, the Conservatoire de Paris. However her natural beauty and talent would lead her away from dance and more into the spotlight.

In 1949, at the age of 15 she was noticed by the Director of Magazines for Elle, which she was featured on the cover that same year. She would go on to become a “Style Icon” for the next two decades, and was a muse for the most famous French fashion houses including Dior, Balmain and Pierre Cardin.

She was considered to have one of the most iconic faces and looks of the 1950’s and 1960’s. She was deemed the “Sex Kitten” of the world and declared one of the most beautiful women alive during those decades, alongside, Sophia Loren and Marilyn Monroe. For decades she was the face of France.

Additionally, she became “the muse” for the entire world and is credited with being the single most influential person in making the bikini style bathing suit popular after wearing them in some early movies and at the beach during the Cannes film festival, which challenged societal norms of more modest one piece and high-waisted bathing suits of the era.

Brigitte acted in many dozens of French films, but none more famous or infamous than And God Created Woman, in 1965. This is the movie that changed the world and catapulted her to stardom.

Although, in foreign films nudity and sexuality had been seen before, but at the time there had not been

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an internationally released movie that had so much depiction of a liberated and sexualized woman as this movie had. There was so much that the “Moral Authority” led to many movie theater owners around the United States to be jailed for screening the movie in some very strict states and towns. However even so, the movie still went on to become the highest grossing foreign film ever in the United States at that time. It also caused a stir and many ensuing legal battles that changed what was considered “decent and moral for public distribution in cinema” forever.

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Continued from page 9 Brigitte Bardot was not only an International fashion icon and silver screen sex symbol but also a huge activist for the well-being of animals worldwide. She devoted most of her post retirement years, from 1973 to 2025 to developing and working with her foundation, the Brigitte Bardot Foundation fighting for animal rights, and trying to prevent unnecessary animal deaths, all over the world.

She was also very outspoken in political and social views, where she maintained a strong belief and devotion to promoting the far right, and the ideals associated including cutting back on unrestricted immigration to preserve safety and security for citizens and for cutting back on the push for ever increasing LGBT rights and also a push back against the “me too” movement claiming that men are not the only ones utilizing sex for power.

Brigitte Bardot was a very polarizing figure, with the majority of the world adoring her for her beauty and

contributions to sexual and fashion freedoms, and for her animal rights efforts. However there are now many trying to posthumously “Cancel “her for her political and social views, which quite frankly is a sickening attempt to sully an incredible person’s name after their death.

Brigitte Bardot died from complications related to a recent health issue that required hospitalization. She was a Breast Cancer Survivor for decades as well. She died in her home in Saint-Tropez, France on December 28th, 2025. She was 91. Brigitte Bardot lived a long and prosperous life, full of freedom. She changed the world for the better, making bikinis the norm on beaches worldwide and helping the film industry to be able to have creative freedom in what they produce. I know that the world will remember her fondly and she will never be forgotten, no matter how much the liberal outlets will try to sully her legacy. Rest in Peace.

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ROB REINER Renowned Actor and Filmmaker, Murdered in Own Home at Age 78

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obert Reiner was born March 6th, 1947 in New York City. The thirst for the silver screen was in his blood. Both of his parents, Estelle and Carl Reiner were successful actors, and his siblings are involved with theatre and movies.

The Hollywood world was definitely something that Rob was born to be a part of, and his list of accomplishments and accolades proves it.

Rob started acting at age 14 with a small role on the TV series Manhunt and then throughout the 1960’s he had minor roles on some of the biggest network shows of the era, including: Batman (with Adam West), The Andy Griffith Show, Gomer Pyle – USMC, and The Beverly Hillbillies. He also began his true passion of writing and directing during the same decade. He wrote for

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The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in 1968 and in 1969 he directed his first play at the Oxford Theatre in L.A. He went on to write for other comedy shows including The Headmaster and The Super.

His big break in acting came in 1970, where he would play his most acclaimed role as Michael “Meathead” Stivic in the comedy All in the Family. This role earned him two primetime Emmy Awards.

Even though he was an incredible comedic acting talent, his true passion was behind the camera lens as a writer, director and producer.

After All in the Family ended in 1979, Rob Reiner would go on to create some of the greatest Comedic, Romantic, and Dramatic movies of the last fifty years. Continued on page 14

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He was responsible for Stand By Me, The Princess Bride, Sleepless in Seattle, EDtv, The Wolf of Wall Street, The First Wives Club, Primary Colors, When Harry Met Sally, Misery and A Few Good Men and many others. He continued acting in some of the same films he directed as well.

Mr. Reiner’s talent for creating incredible and memorable films and characters is legendary; earning him dozens of Academy award and Golden Globe nominations and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Unfortunately, his brilliant career was cut short on December 14th, 2025 in what one can only call an absolute tragedy. After attending a Christmas party at the home of Conan O’Brien, his friend

and neighbor, Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were senselessly and brutally stabbed to death and murdered when they returned to their family home. The top suspect in the death is their own son, Nick Reiner, who is a known substance abuse user and addict who had an altercation with his father at the Christmas party.

This is an incredibly sad and disturbing situation, and our hearts go out to the Reiner family who are dealing with unfathomable circumstances right now.

Rob Reiner, you were taken from the world at the height of your career and your life. You will be missed dearly and mourned, but you will never be forgotten, because your iconic characters and films are legendary and will live on forever in the Annals of Film History. May you rest in peace good sir.

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HEZRON

A Voice that is Both Timeless & Revolutionary Seamlessly Blending Soul, Reggae, and R&B

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ezron’s long-awaited 2025 Canada Tour was a resounding success, with packed shows, festival headlines, and standout performances that left audiences calling his sets “electrifying” and “soul-stirring.” The artist stated, The 'Man on a Mission' tour was a blessing, and I'm still feeling the energy from every city."

The tour, which spanned from the West Coast's stunning landscapes to the East Coast's vibrant communities, proved that Canada has a deep appreciation for the genre. From Victoria, BC, to Souris, PEI, and everywhere in between, the crowds came out in full force.

With performances across Africa, Canada, the Caribbean, and beyond, Hezron continues to build a global following through rich vocals, conscious lyrics, and an electrifying stage presence. More than just music, his live shows are a celebration of love, resilience, and unity—bringing people together through rhythm, purpose, and soul.

With hit collaborations featuring Shaggy, Beenie Man, and Busy Signal—just to name a few—and a string of international chart topping reggae anthems like So In Love, Can’t Come Between (with over a million Spotify Streams and 340K YouTube views), Taxi Driver, Save The Children, Man On A Mission—too many to name—Hezron has cemented his place as a powerhouse Jamaican singer, songwriter, and musician.

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He has released several singles this year including “Kuja Nyumbani”, “Blame it on the Wine Remix”, “Holding On” (Released via Tads Record) and “Infinite”.

His latest album, MAN ON A MISSION, is both a personal and artistic statement— driven by his passion to preserve the authenticity of reggae while pushing its evolution for a new generation.

His acoustic performance of the album’s title track “Man on a Mission” was featured on Grammy.com’s Press Play At Home series.

Recognized by Grammy.com as one of the "Top

Artists Shaping Contemporary Reggae", Hezron fuses roots reggae with soul and R&B to deliver heartfelt, high-energy performances that transcend boundaries and resonate across generations and cultures.

Reggae Belgium hailed M.O.A.M. as “bringing back great Jamaican music, a reminder of where reggae is supposed to be in the world!” while New York City’s Soundchat Radio enthused, “M.O.A.M offers superb singing, inspirational songwriting, timely production, and impeccable musicianship.”

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NIGEL ROJAS

Best known for fusing Rock and Reggae, Rojas steps into a fresh sonic space with “Too Many,”

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igel Rojas, frontman of the iconic Caribbean Reggae-Rock band Orange Sky, has released his compelling new single “Too Many”, a track infused with Afrobeat energy and grounded in profound emotional and global awareness. The song arrives as the latest chapter in the singer-songwriter’s creative evolution, leading into the band’s 30th anniversary EP set for release in April 2026.

“Too Many” was born from a striking three-minute moment of contrast; one that blended beauty, fragility, and the heartbreak of global conflict.

Rojas recalls watching a butterfly rest motionless on his windowsill, believing it to be injured, only to see it suddenly lift into the sky.

As birds chirped outside, a news broadcast abruptly cut through the peaceful scene with reports of bombings in Gaza and innocent lives lost.

“It was this ambush of emotion, the sweetness of nature and the harshness of reality that instantly inspired the song,” said Rojas.

Best known for fusing Rock and Reggae, Rojas steps into a fresh sonic space with “Too Many,” introducing an Afrobeat-inspired groove that still feels unmistakably authentic to the his musical identity. “This track has an Afrobeat kinda thing about it,” he explained. “It’s differ 20 20

ent from what people expect from Orange Sky, but it’s 100% me.”

Produced by Nigerian Afro-rhythms specialist Skimzea, mixed & mastered by Aaron Marques, with executive production by Apex Advertising Caribbean, the track remains lyrically based in the ethos that has defined Orange Sky’s artistry for decades i.e. truth, compassion, and unfiltered honesty.

Since early previews, the response from fans, peers, and industry insiders has been overwhelmingly positive. “It’s very catchy and it provokes thought,” Rojas notes, acknowledging that listeners have already connected deeply with both its rhythm and its message.

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At its core, “Too Many” reflects the tension of modern life: a world overflowing with conflict, cruelty, and chaos and yet, just as overflowing with reasons to love.

“The song touches on the destructive state of our world while we struggle to truly love and understand each other as a species; too many problems, too many reasons to love,” shared Rojas.

This latest track follows Orange Sky’s recent single “Family Love” and will be featured on its upcoming anniversary EP, celebrating 30 years of

the band in April 2026. Fans can expect new music, special appearances, and a series of surprises leading up to the milestone.

Rojas hopes that “Too Many” will inspire audiences worldwide and encourage listeners to choose compassion over division, to love each other and embrace the joy of our humanity as we share this beautiful planet.

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CHUCK FENDA Re-released his powerful studio album “Eternal Fire”

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nternational reggae recording artist Chuck Fenda, widely respected as “The Living Fire,” has officially re-released his powerful studio album Eternal Fire, now enhanced with brand-new tracks that intensify the message, emotion, and cultural vibration of the original project. The updated edition is available now on all major digital platforms via the Chuck Fenda music label.

Eternal Fire has long been celebrated for its fearless lyrics, spiritual fortitude, and heartfelt delivery, speaking directly to the struggles, victories, and resilience of everyday people. With the addition of

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new music, Chuck Fenda brings renewed energy to a project that already holds a special place among reggae fans worldwide.

“This album comes from a deep place. It’s for the people, for the families, for the ones holding the faith through the toughest battles. The new tracks add more warmth, more message, more fire. This is conscious reggae in its purest form.” Chuck Fenda Available Now on All Leading Streaming Platforms Listeners can stream, download, and purchase the updated Eternal Fire album on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and all other global DSPs.

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Za'atar Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner Aluminum foil

Instructions:

2 medium zucchini 2 medium yellow squash 1 (15 oz) can garbanzo beans

Step 1 Preheat oven to 400°F. Line baking sheet with foil. Cut zucchini and squash into 1-inch cubes. Drain and rinse garbanzo beans. Place zucchini, squash, and beans on baking sheet and toss with 2 tablespoons oil and 1 teaspoon salt.

Step 2 Coat chicken with garlic, za'atar, and remaining 2 tablespoons oil and 1/2 teaspoon salt (wash hands).

Place chicken on top of vegetable mixture and bake 35– 40 minutes or until chicken is 165°F. Meanwhile, slice

4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt, divided 1 3/4 lb boneless, skinless chicken breasts 1 tablespoon garlic spice paste 2 tablespoons za'atar spice mix 2 green onions 1/4 cup fresh Italian parsley 1 lemon 1/4 cup tahini (sesame paste)

green onions, chop parsley coarsely, and cut lemon into wedges Step 3 Slice chicken, arrange over vegetables, and drizzle with tahini. Top with green onions and parsley and serve with lemon wedges Enjoy!

*Disclaimer: I am not a physician or medical professional. If you have any medical issues or concerns, please always consult your doctor before committing to a challenge. The challenges are intended for introducing small lifestyle changes in a fun and easy format.

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F o r Yo u r P l e a s u r e The desire for a fundamental change in life will awaken in Aries in January, and therefore they will be primarily focused on themselves. You may look reserved or even self-centred in your surroundings, Aries which may encourage your tendency to act selfishly. Therefore, avoid extensive monologues about your (Mar 21 - April 19) own life and try to show interest in the life of your loved ones as well.

In January, the ability of Taurus to listen to others will come to the fore, so they will be very successful in communication, which will go hand in hand with excellent organizational skills. This will give you Taurus confidence, and you will become a favourite among your friends, and even your superiors will notice (April 20 - May 20) your new creative energy.

For Gemini, January will be mostly focused on relationships. During this period, you will get into a stereotype, and therefore you will feel the need to revive your relationship. For example, try to Gemini go on a trip with your better half, go to the cinema or have a weekend in wellness, you will see (May 21 - June 21) that your bond will deepen again.

January will be a month of personal development for Cancer. You will open up to changes in thinking, and you will be more receptive than ever. This will bring a lot of new people to your life who (June 22 - July 22) will show you the right direction. About your job, you will feel unbalanced, though.

Cancer

January prepares a lot of work success for Leo. Your supervisors will notice your high work comLeo mitment and may offer you a business trip abroad. Your ability to argue will make you a profes(July 23 - Aug 22) sional negotiator, which you will use at work and in everyday life situations. You will not stop at anything, and you will be very alert.

January will awaken motivation for sports performances in Virgo. As you will have a slight tendency to be overweight after the Christmas holidays, you will set New Year’s resolutions to help (Aug 23 - Sep 22) you get back in shape. Thanks to exercising, you will meet someone in a similar mood, and it can give rise to a new friendship.

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In January, Libra will show very strong emotions. You will experience significant mood swings, and it will take you a while to clarify your feelings. It may seem that you do not know what you really want (Sep 23 - Oct 22) to do with your life, and it will bother you, and you will start drowning in it. Let it go, and do not make any hasty decisions during this period so that you do not blame yourself.

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Scorpio

Scorpios will enter the new year with drive and enthusiasm. January will be the month when you will have a lot of motivation and self-esteem, and nothing will throw you off balance. Your mental stability (Oct 23 - Nov 21) will be the key to success both at work and in your private life.

January will bring out to the surface some unsolved situations from the past, and Sagittarians will be to open them and solve them so they can move on. You can expect that some of your ex-partners forced Sagittarius will show up in your life, and you will have to talk through things that haven't been solved between you (Nov 22 - Dec 21) two.

In January, Capricorns do not have to fear any big changes in their lives. Everything will fit in well because you will arrange your priorities, set goals, and try to achieve them. In this month, you (Dec 22 - Jan 19) will find leading abilities, and you will use them, especially at work.

Capricorn

In January, Aquarians will regain some new energy which will move them forward. Even though Aquarians are normally quite moderate in their decisions, decision-making will be your strength this (Jan 20 - Feb 18) month. You will approach everything with a cool head, and you will not let yourself be controlled by your thoughts.

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In January, Pisces will go after an achievement in their careers. This month will bring out a lot of creative energy in you, and you will be full of new ideas, so it would be a pity not to make (Feb 19 - Mar 20) use of it. Do not be afraid to share your opinion with your boss and bring some innovative ideas to the work projects; you will have a big chance to win some recognition this month.

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