Who really controls the image of Black women in rap? Dr Sharon Hughes investigates
Dr Sharon Hughes explores the intersection of identity, image and industry in her exhibition, The Cultural Producer.
“I choose the difficult path because that’s where growth happens.”
Yinrin founder Emmanuel Abimbola talks hair and scalp care, building community, and connecting with his audience through YouTube.
“If you’re only protecting your hair at night that’s only 40–45% of your day”
From a simple frustration to a streetwear brand with purpose, Chester Charles shares how Patt3rn Up LDN is combining hair protection, style and community.
“The traditional beauty industry sells solutions to symptoms rather than addressing causes”
Redefining what success looks like both in beauty and in business, founder Roshanne Dorsett, of the cult-hero brand The Glowcery, shares some fresh insights.
“It’s cheeky and it’s an insight into the mind of your favourite celeb” – Tinea Taylor on her new podcast, Dear Famous
Are celebrities capable of being starstruck? Tinea Taylor reveals all
Exploring immigration through the lens of a Harlem hair salon with a large spoonful of humour
Having premiered on Broadway, New York playwright Jocelyn Bioh-Smith brings her Tony award-winning play to the UK.
“House of Flavaz is a taste of the Caribbean in London”
Chef Andre Lucien talks about the dishes he considers non-negotiable, why curry goat will always stay on the menu, and the one word he believes defines true Caribbean cooking: love.
Zenovia Grant on representation in children’s illustrations
Children’s author and illustrator Zenovia Grant explains why she loves drawing hairstyles and how we can find peace in our passions.
The Scoop: Woman-owned Afrique Vodka talk authenticity in the luxury sector
Afrique Vodka founders Beverley Annan-Forson and Jayne Doherty have combined their expertise, passion and shared vision to bring something extraordinary to the world of spirits