Style/ Beauty

I May Destroy You is the TV drama that people can’t stop talking about, and it’s gaining five-star reviews from critics across the board. It’s the latest from Michaela Coel, award-winning actor and creator/star of Chewing Gum. While known for her comedy, I May Destroy You is Coel’s 12-part HBO-BBC series detailing the sexual assault
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People are marching, reading and donating across the world to protest racial injustice and systemic racism right now… but we need to build a long-term strategy of anti-racism and non-optical solidarity. That’s exactly why we are heeding the advice of industry professionals who are speaking out on how we can support black beauty experts moving
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J. K. Rowling, one of the world’s most famous authors and the creator of the much-cherished Harry Potter franchise, faced a backlash this weekend after being accused of releasing a transphobic tweet after deciding to take issue with a headline of an opinion piece that referred to “people who menstruate.” The tweet sparked a debate,
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We The Women was founded by two actors, Nathalie Love and Samantha Ressler, as a way of rebalancing the sheer gender inequality in theatre, the arts and the entertainment industry at large. The numbers are still stacked against women and in favour of white male straight performers, who are still given a disproportionate platform across
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Several Bollywood celebs have been called hypocrites for actively perpetuated colourism by profiting off skin-lightening creams Over the past week, several Bollywood celebrities spoke out on social media in support of Black Lives Matters. But statements of protest against racism from stars like Priyanka Chopra, Sonam Kapoor, Deepika Padukone and Disha Patani was immediately met
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This weekend many people in the UK will be thinking about taking part in peaceful anti-racism demonstrations to support the Black Lives Matter movement and to stand up for justice following the death of African American man George Floyd while in police custody in Minneapolis last month. Although this happened in America it has also
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Selah Brown is a 35-year-old black woman living in London. Here she shares the experiences of racial microaggressions towards her from white people, friends and colleagues throughout her life and how they have shaped the woman she is today. “That’s appalling!” my colleague gasped as I found myself sharing another, ’This one time…’ story during
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