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The Cost of Assimilation: Wunmi Mosaku and the Language we Lose in Proximity to Whiteness
In a recent interview with Sky News, the British-Nigerian actress spoke about her decision to learn Yoruba as an adult and the much deeper reckoning that brought her there. This wasn't simply about wanting to become bilingual. It was about identity, assimilation, colonialism and the things we unknowingly surrender in our attempts to belong.


True Crime: Six Wives. Four Dead. Two Murder Trials. How Did Thomas Randolph Keep Getting Away With It?
The Widower: ’Til Death Do Us Part is now on Netflix.


Coroner Rules Suicide In the Mysterious Death of Three Sisters in Brighton
The senior coroner at Brighton and Hove has concluded that three west London sisters whose bodies were pulled from the sea off Brighton in May died by suicide.


OPI Sets the Tone for Spring Nails at Victoria Beckham’s Spring/Summer 2027 Show
OPI returned to the runway with Victoria Beckham for the designer’s Spring/Summer 2027 show, presented on Friday, 2 October 2026 at the historic La Conciergerie during Paris Fashion Week.


From Street Walk to Catwalk: Rachel Ojuromi Is the New Nigerian Sensation Taking the International Modelling World by Storm
In an authentic and awe-inspiring show of manifestation, grassroots hustle, and raw, unfiltered talent, Rachel has gone from strutting down the vibrant, bustling streets of Lagos in thrifted wear to making her monumental global runway debut for Chanel in Paris.


The Takeover of Heritage-Led Luxury
From the meticulous, artisanal use of indigenous textiles to high-impact international runways, a new phase of Nigerian creatives are proving that true luxury is rooted in legacy, hand-craft, and uncompromising cultural identity.


Editor's Note : I QUIT!
My back is broken from carrying it all. I’m no longer the fixer. I have lost a few people in my life whom I wasn’t in communication with at the time of their deaths. I loved them dearly. But somewhere along the way, something happened, communication broke down, and I reached a point where I decided to stop reaching out. Perhaps I was tired of always being the one reaching. Perhaps, for once, I wanted to see what would happen if I stopped. And when I stopped, they didn't think


John Boyega Revisits the Final Hours of Damilola Taylor in The Untold Story
Damilola: The Untold Story, produced by Optomen, is set to premiere on BBC Two on Monday, 5th October 2026, at 9:00 PM.


Why You Might Want to Rethink Washing Your Face Every Day
Five reasons why Dr. Eva Melegh says washing your face isn’t the ultimate key to a healthy complexion.


Colour Icons OPI and Mars Partner to Launch Merry M&M’S Inspired Holiday Collection
OPI joins Mars in announcing OPI x M&M’S Sweeten Your Mani, a limited edition holiday collection inspired by M&M’S. Two icons, OPI and M&M’S are known for bringing vibrant color and playful fun to their consumers, making this collaboration a vehicle for joyful self-expression.


Akin Faminu Joins the BoF 500 Class of 2026
Nigeria’s Akin Faminu has joined the BoF 500 Class of 2026, marking another significant moment for African representation within the global fashion conversation.


Zaron At 15: The Incredible Women Behind the Vision
Fifteen years is a long time to build anything. I know because I was there in Nigeria when Zaron began. I remember the brand at the beginning, when what we now recognise as Zaron was still new -an idea finding its place in a Nigerian beauty industry that was itself becoming something different. There is something particularly interesting about looking at a brand you witnessed at its beginning and returning to it 15 years later, not simply to ask how much it has grown, but wha
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