On the 10th anniversary of his hit song, “El Perdón,” and as he readies to release new music, reggaetón superstar Nicky Jam spoke with Billboard about quite literally everything. We chatted with the ...

The superstar promises that The Return Home show will be "a historic night." ...

After making an album that cost him many sleepless nights, Nicky Jam is finding his groove again. The reggaeton star, 43, released his eighth studio album Insomnio (Spanish for insomnia) on Sept. 6, ...

Nicky Jam retracted his support for Donald Trump in response to disparaging remarks about Puerto Rico at a recent rally. “The reason why I supported Donald Trump was because I thought he was the best ...

Jam had previously appeared at a Trump rally but told followers on Wednesday he never expected "a comedian would appear to criticize and talk badly about my [Puerto Rico]." By Zoe G. Phillips Puerto ...

Former President Donald Trump welcomed Latin singer Nicky Jam on stage at a Las Vegas rally on Friday, but misgendered him, saying “she” is hot. “Latin music superstar Nicky Jam,” Trump said. “You ...

(L-R) Fher, lead singer of Maná, Nicky Jam and Donald Trump Daniel Knighton / Jose Devillegas / Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Maná has removed their collab with Nicky Jam, “De Pies a Cabeza,” from ...

Yandel Sinfónico, John Summit and Sean Paul will also make a special appearance at the beachfront event.

The ugly aftermath of Donald Trump’s recent rally at Madison Square Garden has continued to escalate, following offensive remarks made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who referred to Puerto Rico as “a ...

Nicky Jam has walked back his endorsement of Donald Trump, upset over a comedian’s comments about Puerto Rico that were made at a Madison Square Garden rally earlier this week. “The reason I supported ...

Nicky Jam, a Puerto Rican and Dominican reggaeton singer, rescinded his endorsement of Donald Trump in the latest blowback over a comedian’s insult at a Trump rally on Sunday that Puerto Rico is a ...

Nicky Jam‘s collab with Maná, “De Pies a Cabeza,” is no longer on streaming services. On Sunday morning, the Mexican rock band announced that it had pulled the song from the internet following the ...