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A conversation with ‘School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls’ director Monique Touko [@mons_about] and Heather Agyepong [@heathatrottlives]
Ahead of the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre’s most recent announcement that they are extending the smash hit School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play by award-winning playwright Jocelyn Bioh, GUAP sat down with Stage Award-winning
Windrush 75: Brixton Village Unveils Inspiring Mural & Hosts Commemorative Party
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Is Black Mirror’s new cast taking the show to better Twists & Turns?
The gripping anthology series known for its thought-provoking and dystopian tales, Black Mirror, has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of technology and human nature since 2011. As the highly anticipated
Adobe’s new AI integration ‘Firefly’ is game-changing for all creatives
If you can dream it, Adobe can help you generate it. With its newest release, Firefly in Adobe Illustrator, creators can prompt an AI model to create and modify content with precision,
Puma’s Paris Slipstream Takeover is pushing basketball culture back into Europe
Ahead of Paris fashion week, Puma launched its highly anticipated Slipstream BBall silhouette shoe through its show-stopping live basketball exhibition event in partnership with America’s beloved Charlotte Hornets basketball player Lamello Ball. On
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New Black-owned sparkling wine company Severan [@SeveranWines] is filling a gap in the industry
For an iconic birthday party or a date night-in, popping open a bottle of sparkling wine must evoke that unbeatable sense of celebration. Now, the world of sparkling wines has been welcomed
5 Queer South Asian Collectives you should know about
Before the British colonized South Asia and bought colonial morality, South Asians championed gender and sexual fluidity. Call it redemption because today, London is home to some of the best South Asian
Meet WB Group: The Ghana Based Production House Championing African Creatives
In a dynamic world where creativity knows no bounds, the impact of representation cannot be overstated. WB Group, a pioneering Ghanaian-based production company, is set to revolutionize the way Africa’s finest talents
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Meet the Founder [@amaanduffer] of Hot Girl Jewellery Brand, Basliq
One of the youngest designers to ever be worn at the Met Gala, Amaan Duffer is the founder of the sustainable jewellery brand, Basliq. Basliq has been seen on Gigi and Bella Hadid, Doja Cat,
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David Sanya’s [@DavidSanyaa] photography explores Lagosian identity, politics and history
Photography had always been a hobby for Lagos-born multimedia artist David Sanya. However, following a turbulent relationship with his creativity during the pandemic, he has fully committed to the medium, creating beautiful and
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‘Under The Kunde Tree’ is spotlighting the forgotten role of women in Cameroon’s War for freedom through theatre
Wars are not an easy subject to portray through the medium of theatre; being unable to rely on some of the visual identifiers that audiences associate with the topic can prove to