Guardian Music — The reggae legend on vampires, why he's not eating 'dead moooo' – and 50 years of Jamaican independenceSome interviews go better than others. Last week, I called Jamaican music legend Lee "Scratch" Perry, Bob Marley and the Wailers' producer, with ... more info

Sky News — The late reggae star Bob Marley is paid an unusual homage, as a blood-sucking parasite is named after him. more info

411 Mania — The small parasitic crustacean blood feeder infests fish in coral reefs… more info

ContactMusic — Reggae great Bob Marley has been reborn - as a fish Marine biologist Professor Paul Sikkel has named a newly-discovered parasite after the late One Love hitmaker The gnathiid isopod is described as a small parasitic crustacean blood feeder that in... more info

E! Online — There's a Rastaman Vibration going on under the sea. Late reggae maestro Bob Marley has just been reincarnated as a new species of blood-feeding fish parasite, which was just... more info

CNN Showbiz — A Caribbean crustacean has been named after famed reggae singer Bob Marley. more info

ContactMusic — And today July 11 2012 we bring you the bizarre news that Bob Marley has had a parasite named after him CBS News have reported that the crustacean found in the Caribbean sea has been named Gnathia marleyi Paul Sikkel the assistant professor of m... more info

Guardian Music — Reggae star joins Barack Obama and Elvis Presley in the elite club of those who have species named in their honourReggae immortal Bob Marley has joined Barack Obama and Elvis Presley in the elite club of those who have biological species named in the... more info

USA Today Music — A new species of coral reef crustacean has been named after famed reggae singer Bob Marley. The parasite infests fish in the Caribbean. more info

Guardian Music — Old Billingsgate, LondonIn Rio, this annual celebration of the links between Brazil's black culture and Africa is held in a grand disused railway station. In London, the Back2Black festival took over Old Billingsgate, the enormous one-time fish mark... more info