Is beige the new black or all-white party?
Damson Idris hosted an all-beige birthday party for his 32nd – but was it in rivalry of familiar all-white party traditions? The outfits were coherent yet varied: Idris’ fit consisted of a
GUAP GALA’S 2023 ‘CONTENT CREATOR OF THE YEAR’ NOMINEES SUPPORTED BY [@INSTAGRAM]
The iconic GUAP Gala is an experiential award show aiming to celebrate creative excellence with categories ranging from ‘Actor to Watch’ to ‘Writer of the Year’; this year, for the second time
Lucy Letby, content creation and Twitter [@simply_sayo] [@jasebyjason] [@ayoceaser]
Lucy Letby, 33 years old, is a former neonatal nurse and now Britain’s most prolific child killer in modern history. Her name has overwhelmed news outlets and social media since November 2020,
10 London-Based Creatives Champion The Pulse of London with Nike [@nikelondon]
Nike’s Air Maxes are the beating pulse of every fast-moving city. Whether in New York or London, shoes have ingrained their place in urban fashion, music, and culture. These shoes are so
Afropunk 2023: what went down? [@afropunk]
In the heart of Brooklyn, amidst the vibrant cultural tapestry of one of New York City’s most iconic boroughs, the Afropunk Festival returned in 2023 to celebrate a powerful fusion of music,
GUAP’s V&A Friday Late Takeover Celebrating 75 Years of Windrush
Following a successful celebration of African Fashion in August 2022, V&A and GUAP collaborated once again to curate an evening of celebration, collaboration and education, but this time celebrating 75 years of
The Diaspora experience through poetry by Momtaza Mehri [@RuffneckRefugee]
Momtaza Mehri is familiar with the poetry scene, yet her debut collection brings something unheard of Mehri, a Somali-British Poet, is also the Young People’s Poet Laureate for London. Her dual paths
3 Black art festivals to visit this September
London has always been renowned for its outstanding provision of artistic experiences. In recent years, we have also seen a more welcome move towards art that centers on Black identities and culture.This
LINETT KAMALA TALKS ORIGINAL SOUNDS COLLECTIVE AND MORE [@linett_kamala]
This past weekend saw women, men, children, uncles and aunties all grace the streets of Notting Hill waving their respective flags in unison to the soundsytems that lined the roads. Carnival is
Shout out to the men who get called sassy
Women across the Internet have long dreaded the sassy men apocalypse. Whether it is men using full stops during arguments, giving their partners the hard shoulder, or trying to have the last
Meet 3 artists from Reframe: The Residency group exhibition
Reframe: The Residency is a free exhibition at Southbank Centre showcasing 13 works by collectives of Black artists across London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Featuring 77 collaborators in total, the exhibition, curated by Misan Harriman, responds to