BY TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
Ed Sheeran has once again proven why he’s one of the most beloved artists in the world—by bringing music straight to the heart of his hometown fans in Suffolk. Over the bank holiday weekend, the global superstar delighted locals with an impromptu gig at The Thomas Wolsey pub in Ipswich, which he temporarily renamed The Old Phone in honor of his latest single.
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In true Sheeran fashion, the transformation of the pub began in the early hours of Sunday morning, with workers covering the venue’s signage and replacing it with branding inspired by his new song. The pub will carry the name The Old Phone for two weeks before reverting to......
BY TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
The global music scene is in the midst of a revolution, and leading the charge is none other than Stalk Ashley—the fearless, genre-blurring Jamaican star redefining what it means to be a dancehall artist. Whether she’s delivering sultry melodies, razor-sharp lyrics, or emotionally raw storytelling, Ashley is unstoppable.
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Now, she’s adding another layer to her evolving sound by stepping into the heart-pounding, rhythm-heavy world of "Bouyon"-—teaming up with Dominican powerhouse Khallion......
BY TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
Blue Ivy Carter Steals the Spotlight at Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour Opening Night. This wasn’t just a celebration of genre-blending music and Texan pride—it was a family affair that saw Blue Ivy Carter command the stage with a show-stopping performance.
Taking center stage at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the 13-year-old stunned the crowd with a thrilling dance break to her mother’s 2006 hit “Déjà Vu”. Dressed in brown leather chaps and a fringe-detailed tank, Blue Ivy embodied the tour’s country-meets-hip-hop aesthetic while paying homage to Beyoncé’s legacy.
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BY ESHERU KEWKU
The stunning rise of Reform-UK in the latest elections has sent shockwaves through British politics, raising a critical question, have both Labour and the Conservatives alienated their voters, leaving them vulnerable to Nigel Farage’s insurgent party?
Labour’s victory in the 2024 general election was supposed to mark a new era of change, but less than a year later, frustration among voters is palpable. The party’s policies, such as tax hikes, cuts to winter fuel allowances, and restrictions on benefits have left many feeling abandoned. Labour’s failure to address key concerns, particularly among working-class voters, has created an......
BY TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
Jamaican dancehall sensation Shenseea has officially declared her independence, marking a bold new chapter in her career. In a candid Instagram Story on April 15, 2025, she confirmed her departure from Interscope Records, revealing that she has been an independent artist since November 2024. Expressing gratitude for their support, Shenseea emphasized her excitement for creative freedom: "I finally regained full control. I'm pretty excited, and I feel like I can find back a lot of fun and passion in my music right now".
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Shenseea's journey to this pivotal moment has been marked by significant achievements. Her debut album, Alpha (2022), showcased......
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BY TRACYANN DUNKLEY
Vybz Kartel & Kai Cenat’s Record-Breaking Livestream Shakes the Internet.
Dancehall collided with digital dominance in an electrifying livestream as dancehall icon Vybz Kartel joined forces with Twitch sensation Kai Cenat, pulling in over 100,000 live viewers. The high-energy broadcast was a cultural phenomenon, fusing Caribbean fire with Gen Z flair in a way never seen before.
Dubbed “World Boss Meets the Net Boss”, the livestream kicked off with Kai Cenat unveiling a custom pair of Clarks—a symbolic nod to Kartel’s legendary hit “Clarks” with Popcaan and Russian. The moment was pure......
BY GERMAINE KWESI
In a major policy shift, the UK government has slashed the maximum deduction rate on Universal Credit repayments from 25% to 15%, giving over a million households a financial boost of up to £420 per year.
Effective this week, the reform is part of the government’s “Plan for Change,” aimed at easing pressure on low-income families. Around 1.2 million households—700,000 of them with children—will benefit from an average extra £35 per month.
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The move addresses long-standing criticism that the government’s own repayment system was overly harsh, often clawing back large portions of support payments due to......
BY ESHERU KWEKU
In a world where voices often get drowned in the noise, Meghan Markle has risen above challenges to amplify stories that matter. Her latest endeavour—"Archetypes" a podcast that blends authenticity with empathy, showcases her unwavering commitment to connection and truth. Through this platform, Meghan continues to inspire audiences by championing meaningful discussions.
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For Meghan, the journey has been anything but easy. She and Prince Harry stepped back from royal duties to carve out a life that aligns with their values. This transition brought both public scrutiny and personal trials, yet Meghan has managed to turn challenges into opportunities for......
BY ESHERU KWEKU
An events company director has been a suspended sentence for COVID loan fraud, while Baroness Michelle Mone enjoys Spanish luxury funded by taxpayers afte PPE Medpro Scandal.
The sentencing of Buckinghamshire events company director William Blenkarn for COVID loan fraud has reignited public anger over the handling of pandemic-related financial crimes. Blenkarn, who fraudulently secured £100,000 in Bounce Back Loans, was handed a two-year suspended sentence at Aylesbury Crown Court last week. Meanwhile, Baroness Michelle Mone, embroiled in a separate PPE fraud scandal, has been spotted a luxurious frolic in Spain, sparking accusations of double standards in......
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has sparked debate by describing the BBC's TV licence fee as "unenforceable" and calling for a review of the broadcaster's funding model. In an interview, Nandy highlighted the challenges facing the current system, noting that "fewer and fewer people" are paying the £174.50 annual charge.
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Nandy, who has previously criticised the licence fee as "deeply regressive," expressed concerns about its enforcement, particularly its disproportionate impact on women. She pointed to past findings that women, especially those in vulnerable situations, have been unfairly targeted for non-payment. "We recognise there are problems with the licence......
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