My Father’s Shadow: A New Dawn for African Cinema at Cannes
annes is the heartbeat of world cinema. For decades, it has been the place where stories are immortalized. Films that cross borders, challenge perceptions.
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African Histories Through Nollywood
African history, with all its grandeur and grit, is often tucked away in dusty archives, entombed in sepia-toned photographs, or whispered in the crackling.
The Red Crown: Himba Women’s Hair
What does it mean to wear your history in your hair? For the Himba women of northern Namibia, beauty is a language spoken in red ochre.
The Dandy Met Gala
Every year, the Met Gala is a dazzling ode to fashion, art, and culture, but 2025 was different. It wasn’t just another glamorous evening in the Untitled.
It’s More than Skincare: A Blueprint for Ethical Beauty
What if beauty wasn’t just about glowing skin but about fairness, culture, and sustainability? What if every drop of oil and every dollop of butter had a special origin story.
