A snapshot of the Van Gogh Alive Exhibit| Image via: Van Gogh Alive Van Gogh Alive’s website heralds it as “The new way to experience art.” If that’s accurate, from now on…
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Georgina Lawton’s non-fiction debut Raceless is not simply a book about race and racism. It is an incredibly moving memoir about family, identity, friendships, and how race is constructed and deconstructed not just…
2020 was a year that wasn't short of troubles, anxieties, and disruption of everyday life. 2021 is already looking up. We hope and plan for a fulfilling year ahead that is characterized…
When it comes to Christmas movies, we all know and love the classics like Home Alone, Nightmare Before Christmas, Elf, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and more. Most of us have the…
Courage gives you the strength to take a bold step, it helps you overcome your fears. The fear of failure, fear of looking silly, fear of making mistakes. Things might not always…
Emily in Paris is Netflix's newest answer to audiences who can't stop re-watching Sex and the City and Gossip Girl. Written by Darren Star, who also brought us Sex and The City, it attempts…
Artist Spotlight: LEIRE After sharing the stage with Tom Walker, Rag’n’Bone Man, and Jake Bugg, Leire has now released her second single “Box of Chesterfield. LISTEN HERE Similar to Leire’s first single,…
As we've all learned in the past few days, we must take actionable steps to effect real change and one way to do that is to patronize black-owned businesses. These are 10…
During this time in isolation and social-distancing, it’s so easy to open up Instagram and never. Stop. Scrolling. It would certainly be useful if we could all push ourselves to be productive…
What better way to mark International Women’s day than to highlight and celebrate the array of female authors turning up the male-dominated literary scene! It the women writers that we can relate…