Wireless cancelled — but the real story is how quickly Britain acts for some communities and not for others.
Euen Herbert-Small
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The cancellation of Wireless Festival after Kanye West was denied a visa has erupted into far more than a music‑industry controversy. It's morhped into piercing spotlight on Britain’s hierarchy of urgency, a system where some communities see immediate action the moment they raise a concern, while others, particularly Black Britons, must fight, campaign, protest, and plead just to be acknowledged. In a country that prides itself on fairness, the contrast has become impossible to ignore.
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From Stillborn to Spotlight: The Extraordinary Rise of Nigy Boy
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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Born three months premature and pronounced stillborn, Nigel Hector Jr. — now known worldwide as Nigy Boy, entered life on the brink of death. Moments before he was to be taken to the morgue, he let out a cry that stunned the medical team and marked the beginning of a journey defined by resilience. Blind since infancy, he grew up navigating a world that wasn’t built for him, yet he refused to be limited by it. His early years were shaped by determination: learning to read by tracing letters in glue and sand, mastering mobility......
How Amber Rae Became the UK’s Most Magnetic New Choreographer
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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Amber Rae is becoming one of those names you hear everywhere, the kind of creative force who doesn’t just ride the wave of the UK dance scene, she is shaping it. From London’s buzzing underground studios to the wider entertainment world, her presence feels unmistakable. There’s a confidence and clarity in the way she moves, but also a softness, a storytelling quality that makes her choreography feel lived‑in rather than performed. It’s this blend of precision and emotion that has turned her from a rising talent......
“What Happened to Baaluuse?” – A Citizen’s Outcry That Now Echoes Across Continents
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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A deeply shaken Ghanaian citizen reached out to Jam Radio UK this week with a plea that cannot be ignored — a plea wrapped in fear, anger, and a desperate demand for truth. Their message was simple yet devastating: “Please, help us tell the world what they’ve done to Abdul‑Aziz Iddrisu.” And so we must. Because the death of 33‑year‑old Abdul‑Aziz Iddrisu, known locally as Baaluuse, is no longer just a Ghanaian tragedy. It is a global alarm bell ringing with unanswered......
Barefaced Racism: Bouncer Slams BBC Over Bob Vylan Blacklisting Scandal
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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nline commentator Bouncer has ignited a firestorm across social media, accusing the BBC of barefaced racism following reports that punk-grime duo Bob Vylan has been added to an internal "block list."
The controversy erupted after it surfaced that the award-winning independent act, known for their searing social commentary, was allegedly placed on a restricted airplay list alongside figures like Michael Jackson and Wiley.
Online comentator Bouncer - image: Youtube
For years, critics have accused the BBC of operating......
Carol Kirkwood’s Final Forecast Leaves Viewers in Tears as She Bids Farewell to BBC Breakfast
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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Carol Kirkwood delivered her final BBC Breakfast weather forecast this morning, bringing to a close a chapter that has shaped the rhythm of British mornings for nearly three decades. Her farewell was gentle, gracious and unmistakably her, marked by the same warmth and quiet humour that made her a beloved presence in households across the country. As she thanked viewers for welcoming her into their lives for so many years, the emotion in her voice reflected just how deeply she has been woven into the......
Why Critics Can't Cancel Jennifer Lopez — And Never Will
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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Few modern celebrities magnetise public obsession quite like Jennifer Lopez. She exists in that rare space where admiration and criticism collide at full force, a woman simultaneously celebrated as a global icon and scrutinised with almost theatrical intensity. From her early days as a dancer to her domination of music, film, and live performance, Lopez has built a career defined not just by success, but by survival. Yet, for all her accolades, including chart-topping albums, blockbuster films, and high-profile stage performances, even flirtations......
From Single Mum to MOBO Showstopper: Shenseea’s Unbreakable Rise.
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
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Shenseea is moving like a woman determined to dominate, and this year has already been a whirlwind of triumphs for the dancehall powerhouse. Hit singles, heavyweight collaborations, and a global fanbase hanging onto every release, she’s been operating at full throttle, proving her star power isn’t just rising, it’s blazing. But behind the glamour sits a story of grit. Before the world stages and chart placements, Shenseea was a young single mother fighting to carve out space in a male‑dominated dancehall scene, juggling......
European Enslavement of African Peoples: Britain Chooses Silence Over Justice
Euen Herbert-Small
Assistant Editor
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At the United Nations, a historic resolution was tabled to finally call the European Enslavement of African Peoples what it truly was: The gravest crime against humanity. This wasn't just a history lesson; it was a demand for reparations, a formal apology, and the "prompt and unhindered" return of stolen cultural treasures.
A shamful display by the United Kingdom at the UNGA as it abstained on a vote to recognise the greates Human Rights violations the world has ever seen. On its while the UK half-heartedly apologiese.
I have the honour to......
UN recognises slavery as “gravest crime against humanity” after Ghana‑led vote
Euen Herbert-Small
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The UN General Assembly has formally recognised the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity”, adopting a Ghana‑sponsored resolution that advocates say marks a historic step toward justice and repair.
The measure passed by 123 votes to three, with 52 abstentions, signalling a decisive—if not unanimous—shift in the global conversation on reparatory justice. The resolution urges member states to consider issuing formal apologies and contributing to a reparations fund, though it does not......
