By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
Veteran actor T.K. Carter, best known for his unforgettable roles in The Thing and the beloved children’s series Punky Brewster, has passed away at the age of 69. For many Black actors coming up in the industry during the 1980s and 1990s, Carter represented possibility. His blend of comedic timing, emotional depth and cultural authenticity carved out space in an era when opportunities were far more limited. Children of that generation will forever remember him as Mike Fulton, the warm, steady presence in Punky Brewster, a programme that brightened countless young lives and offered a sense of comfort and joy......
Eric Huntley, Pioneer of Black British Publishing and Community Activism, Dies at 95
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
Eric Huntley — the Guyanese‑born publisher, organiser, and towering figure of Black British political life, has died at the age of 95, prompting an outpouring of tributes from the communities he spent a lifetime empowering.
Huntley, alongside his late wife and comrade Jessica Huntley, co‑founded Bogle‑L’Ouverture Publications in the late 1960s, a radical publishing house that opened the door for Black writers long shut out of the British literary establishment. Their imprint brought the works of thinkers such as......
Has Victoria Beckham become the ultimate “Monster‑in‑Law”?
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
The Beckham family has always sold the world a glossy fantasy: coordinated outfits, immaculate branding, and a picture‑perfect clan that never cracks. But Brooklyn Beckham’s explosive Instagram statement has torn straight through that illusion, leaving the public wondering whether the real drama was brewing behind the scenes all along. His words weren’t subtle, and they certainly weren’t diplomatic.
In one of the most striking lines, he accused his parents of putting their empire above his marriage, writing, “My family......
By TracyAnn Dunkley
Celebrity & Entertainment Reporter
A profound wave of grief is sweeping across the Caribbean and the global reggae community following the sudden passing of Stephen “Cat” Coore, the legendary co‑founder, guitarist, cellist, and musical director of the iconic band Third World. Coore, who died at 69, leaves behind more than five decades of musical innovation that helped define reggae’s evolution and carry Jamaican culture across continents. His loss is being felt intensely in Jamaica, Anguilla, Antigua, and throughout the wider Caribbean diaspora, where generations grew up on the sound of Third World and the unmistakable musical......
The final two episodes of Power Book IV: Force came in swinging, delivering the kind of high‑stakes chaos and street‑level warfare that defines the Power Universe. Tommy Egan’s Chicago empire is pushed to the brink, and the finale forces him to confront every decision he’s made this season — the wins, the losses, and the bodies left behind and with ending that leaves us all wanting more. The tension is relentless, the betrayals sting, and the final showdown cements Tommy as a man who refuses to fold, no matter how hot the block gets.
FILM REVIEW - POWER BOOK IV: FORCE Season 3 finale delivers chaos, betrayal and a setup that changes everything. Episode 10 might be the......
Windrush Commissioner’s Office staffed by Home Office officials, contradicting claims of being independent
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The government’s promise of an “independent” Windrush Commissioner is under fire after the immigration minister confirmed that the Commissioner’s office is staffed by Home Office civil servants — the same department responsible for the Windrush scandal and the failures that followed.
In an exclusive interview with JamRadio, the Minister for Migration and Citizenship, Mike Tapp confirmed that the Commissioner’s team is made up of Home Office officials, including a Chief of Staff......
Windrush Victims to Receive Faster and Greater Compensation as Major Reforms Take Effect Today
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The UK government has introduced sweeping reforms to the Windrush Compensation Scheme, with new measures coming into force today that promise faster payments, broader financial redress, and priority processing for older victims of the Home Office scandal.
The changes mark one of the most significant overhauls of the scheme since its launch, following years of criticism from survivors, campaigners, and community organisations who argued that delays and......
Government Announces £600,000 Boost for Windrush Compensation Support — But Critics Say the System Still Fails Victims
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The Home Office has released £600,000 in new funding for community groups helping people navigate the Windrush Compensation Scheme, in what ministers describe as an effort to make the process less “complex and traumatic” for victims of the scandal.
The money forms the second round of the government’s £1.5 million Windrush Compensation Advocacy Support Fund, which pays trusted grassroots......
More than 300 Met Police staff declare Freemason links as High Court challenge unfolds
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More than 300 Metropolitan Police officers and staff have now declared links to the Freemasons or other “hierarchical associations”, after the force introduced a new disclosure rule that is already facing a legal challenge in the High Court.
The Met announced in December that membership of the Freemasons, or any organisation with a confidential structure and expectations of mutual support, would be added to its declarable associations policy. Officers......
Domininca has agreed to accept refugees from the U.S. to help lift visa restrictions imposed on the Island by the Trump Administration
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The government of Dominica has confirmed a new agreement with the United States that would allow Washington to send certain asylum seekers to the island for processing — a move that places the small Caribbean nation inside a growing network of countries assisting the U.S. with migration management.
BREAKING: Dominica's Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says he has agreed with the Trump Administration to......
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