Thirty years ago this month, Bob Marley died of cancer at 36. Yet he's very much alive globally â and here in Massachusetts. âMarley,â Kevin MacDonald's documentary about the Jamaican reggae singer, is playing in Cambridge. Local writer Stephen Davis's 1983 biography âBob Marley: Conquering Lion of Reggaeâ is still in print. A recent children's picture book called âOne Love,â after one of Marley ...

Fans of Bob Marley face a test of loyalties with two new documentaries about his life. Bob Marley, the Making of a Legend, was premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.

Bob Marley's son Rohan Marley and Brazilian model Isabeli Fontana are engaged.

Bob Marley restaurant developers are looking again at the 10-acre site on Ala. 182 in Orange Beach -- this plan without an outdoor music stage -- and they also have land under contract in Gulf Shores, according to Eddie Spence, a local restaurateur.

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Bob Marley packed a lot of living into his 36 years. Hit records, international concert success, 11 kids by seven different women, a face stencilled on more T-shirts than Che Guevara — it was as if he knew he didn’t have much time so he got an early start and lived at a sprint, despite the laid-back image his music and lifestyle portrayed.

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Back in 1999 Time Magazine selected Bob Marley & the Wailers ' Exodus as the greatest album of the 20th century. It was a fitting honor for a man whose music arguably defines a whole genre. But Bob Marley's influence extends beyond one album and musical genre. Marley-ism is a cultural phenomenon and Marley events -- like Toronto's Mayor-declaring " Bob Marley Day " -- are a thing . This week ...

A thorn in the side of the Jamaican reggae superstar Bob Marley was his lack of a black audience in the United States even at the height of his career.

Bob Marley’s heirs are threatening to sue a right-wing Israeli Knesset member for using the reggae icon’s song ‘Iron Lion Zion’ without permission. Click here for the rest of the article...