Don and Alaine Tie the Knot?
There is a buzz flowing through the industry alleging that super producer Don Corleon recently 
married artist Alaine in a private ceremony in the Bahamas. And to support this claim, Alain has been spotted wearing a gigantic rock.
But why did Don and Alaine have to jet off to some exclusive location to tie the knot? Perhaps, they just wanted some privacy away from the fanfare. We haven't received any confirmation form either party. However, of course, Irish and Chin wishes the doting couple all the best!
Assassin's 'Girls Gone Wild'a Success
In addition to successful dancehall artist, Assassin also now wears the hat of promoter. Just last 
week, Assassin staged his new event "Girls Gone Wild Tuesdays" at Weekendz in New Kingston.
We hear that the event was chock-full of artis and went off without a hitch. The event boasted the likes of Sean Paul, Bounti Killa, Daseca, Serani, Bugle, Voicemail, Ward 21 and Nittie Kutchie. Dancers - Shelly Belly, Keva, and Chi Ching Ching – also attended and added their flavour to the event.
With sponsors Sobe Adrenaline Rush on board, the 600 patrons in the venue got down with the early jugglings of the Coppershot Disco and partied with the tantalizing mixes from DJ Christuff and Dr Dre of Renaissance Disco, later in the night. “Bigger and better things are to come,” commented a satisfied Assassin.
Forward March
Once again, there is a bit of turbulence centered around a dancehall artist performing in Europe. This time around it's Sizzla Kalonji. A news story was posted on Europe's largest gay news 
service alleging that Germany would not grant a Schengen via to Sizzla for his proposed European tour this month and that Sizzla has been denied entry.
Despite these claims, Sizzla Kalonji and his crew took off to Europe late last week. We will keep you posted on how his tour unfolds. Sizzla and many (damn near all) artistes including Capelton, Bounty Killer, Beenie Man, and others continue to be a target by the gay community. Gay organizations have definitely been the backbone of the cancellation of scores of shows and tours for these artists.
We at Irish and Chin respect everyone's rights. But surely, there are loads of heinous things to fight in this world like disease, famine, racism, etc. At last, as a result of the attacks on the dancehall community, a Coalition to Defend the Rights of Black Businesses, Black Organizations and Reggae Artists has been formed to provide a unified front to defend the Reggae Industry against the war that has been waged by the Gay community, among other issues.
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