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The House of Marley is bringing a headphone line to Best Buy stores with a portion of the proceeds going to 1love.org, a foundation dedicated to spreading Bob Marley's message of unity and peace.

"My father spread messages of love, hope, unity, and peace through his music and it is our family's responsibility and mission to bring his vision to a new generation," said Rohan Marley, Bob's son, on behalf of the family. "MARLEY audio products make perfect sense and are created with a focus on using sustainable products and providing exceptional sound that our family is proud to call our own."

MARLEY is comprised of three collections, Jammin', Freedom, and Destiny, and Best Buy is featuring MARLEY noise isolating in-ear and on-ear headphones.
"We're thrilled to be working with Best Buy to bring our new MARLEY headphones to their customers," said Don Inmon, General Manager, The House of Marley.

To check out the collection visit www.bestbuy.com keyword: House of Marley.

Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley don't care what you think of them.

Or maybe they do but they want to mislead you.

While Lauryn is celebrating the birth of her sixth child, she and Rohan have made it their business to confuse the public by sending cryptic messages out that neither deny or confirm that "Baby Boy Marley" is indeed related to the late Bob.

After Rohan made numerous statements that he was not expecting a child, he recently went on Twitter and congratulated his baby mama with these words,

“I'm forwarding all well wishes to Ms. Hill on the birth of her new son. I'm sure she'll appreciate the love being sent to her RASTAFARI R.M."

So just when you think it's all settled, he said "her new son," he sent her wishes via a social network, he called her "Ms. Hill," Lauryn sends out her own strange message.

"Mr. Marley and I have a long and complex history about which MANY inaccuracies have been reported since the beginning. To speculate without the facts can only cause people to form WRONG conclusions. We both value privacy and for that reason defend and preserve our right to it. Contrary to the numerous reports, Mr. Marley did not abandon me while pregnant with his child. We have had long periods of separation over the years but our 5 children together remain a joy to both of us. Thank you for your concern and I appreciate all of the well wishes regarding the birth of my new son. Until next time, Ms. Hill.”

Maybe she meant to say "this child" instead 0f  "his child."

If she's Ms. Hill, why is the child "Baby Boy Marley?"

And wouldn't this child give them more than five together?

Answer these if you want, it seems like part of their plan. Good job guys.

Check out part 1 of Billboard Magazine's sitdown with hip-hop legend, Nas. Nas speaks on how much he likes Rick Ross, Drake, Kanye, Odd Future and his collaboration with Frank Ocean.

Also check out the second part of the interview where Nas speaks on the influence of Bob Marley and how honored he is to be able to work with his children. He also gets into politics and points out that he would love to hear George Bush's take on the recent slaying of Osama Bin Laden.

"Where is Bush? We should see more George Bush, right now. He should be talking more. He should be standing next to Barack more. He should just be talking to the American people that he was once "leading."

Today (May 11) marks the 30^th anniversary of the death of iconic musical and Rastafarian figure, Bob Marley.

Marley rose to prominence as the founding member of the reggae outfit The Wailing Wailers – eventually changed to Bob Marley and The Wailers – in the early sixties.

The group would go on to establish themselves as one of Jamaica's hottest acts.

After a brief stay in America and a rearranging of the group, Marley moved back to Jamaica and reformed the band, reestablishing themselves with wildly popular songs steeped in Rastafarian rhetoric.

In 1972, Marley and the Wailers hit the international stage, landing a deal with Island Records. During the ‘70s and the Marley mesmerized the masses with tracks like, “Get Up, Stand Up,” “I Shot The Sheriff,” “Exodus,” "No Woman, No Cry" and “Jamming” becoming an international superstar. He was also a strong advocate for the Rastafarian movement, making him a global symbol of hope for many.

In 1980, after becoming the most significant reggae artist of all time, Marley was diagnosed with cancer.  After battling the disease for eight months, Marley succumbed in a Miami hospital on May 11, 1981. However, his message of peace will forever live on through his timeless music.

One Love

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Selah Marley has been named as an April contributor for the publication and in it speaks on what it's like to have Hill for a mother and her take on being the granddaughter of Bob Marley.

The teen, who hopes to be a singer like her mother, also speaks on her love for pop sensation Justin Beiber while donning fashion by Miu Miu and Tom Bins.

Thestyleandbeautydoctor.com got scans of this Marley legacy's photoshoot, check it out below.

According to sources, the trouble started when Marley was leaving the Voyuer Nightclub in Los Angeles Saturday night and mistook someone standing outside for a valet. The person took offense and after exchanging pleasantries, the two men got into a scuffle.

Sources say an off-duty cop who witnessed the incident maced both parties - eventually restraining Marley in the chokehold.

Marley who says he was simply trying to defend himself, plans to press charges on the officer who he claims went, “overboard.” “I can't just let this go,” he says.

Marley is the father of five of Lauryn Hill's children.

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Bob Marley's youngest child will serve 7 years probation for growing marijuana in her Philadelphia area home.

According to The Associated Press, a Chester County judge offered 29-year-old Makeda Jahnesta Marley a choice: a shorter prison term or a long stint on probation. She chose probation but could be forced to serve the prison term if she violates her probation.

Marley's daughter was arrested in 2008 after police say they found her removing plants from her basement when officers arrived on a domestic-dispute call. She pleaded guilty in September.

Marley's probation calls for her to undergo random drug tests and stay away from drug users.

Her attorney, Thomas Schindler, tells the West Chester Daily Local News that it won't be a problem. He called growing marijuana an “aberration.”

Bob Marley's Family Loses Court Battle Over Rights To His Songs

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According to a report by Reuters, the family of legendary reggae artist Bob Marley has lost a lawsuit that would have given them sole rights to some of the icon's most celebrated recordings. Instead a U.S District Court awarded the recording rights of five Marley albums to Universal Music Group Recordings.

U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan said the UMG Recordings unit of Vivendi SA's Universal Music Group is the rightful owner of copyrights to five albums that Marley had recorded between 1973 and 1977 for Island Records.

The albums “Catch a Fire,” “Burnin',” “Natty Dread,” “Rastaman Vibrations” and “Exodus” were recorded with Marley's band The Wailers. They include some of Marley's best-known songs, including “Get Up, Stand Up,” “I Shot the Sheriff,” “No Woman, No Cry” and “One Love.”

This isn't a good month for the Marley's.

As recently reported, earlier this month Marley's youngest daughter, Makeda Marley, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana, stemming from a 2008 incident where officers found several ganja plants in her Caln, Pennsylvania home, 30 miles west of Philadelphia.

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