Rare Beauty Launches Perfume And Fragrance Balm to Match
Selena Gomez is no stranger to showing us that beauty can be more than skin deep. With Rare Beauty, she’s turned makeup into a love letter to self-acceptance. And now?…
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Living with Nigerian Parents in Your 20s: A Survival Story
There’s nothing like living with Nigerian parents to keep you humble. You could be in your 20s, earning in dollars, managing international Zoom meetings, and still hear:“Come and turn off…
Modest Summer Outfit Ideas
Modest doesn’t have to mean melting under 35-degree heat. Summer is here, and that doesn’t mean you have to compromise your style or your standards. Whether you’re running errands, heading…
Rent or Therapy? What Prioritising Mental Health Looks Like in this Economy
It’s one thing to say, “Take care of your mental health.”It’s another thing entirely when therapy sessions cost the same as your monthly food budget. In this economy, self-care is…
Anto Lecky Appointed SSA on Tourism & Creative Economy in Edo State
Anto Lecky has just been appointed as the Senior Special Assistant on Tourism and Creative Economy to the Edo State Government, a role that feels like the natural next step…
Why Nigeria May Be Africa’s Most Christian Country
In 2006, Professor Philip Jenkins made a bold prediction: by 2050, Africa would be the most Christian continent in the world. Almost two decades later, Nigeria, the continent’s most populous…
Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner: A Life of Art, Impact, and Integrity
The world mourns the sudden and heartbreaking loss of actor and creative force Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who tragically passed away at the age of 54 on July 20, 2025, after drowning…
Ami Colé Is Closing But Her Impact on Clean Beauty Won’t Be Forgotten
The beauty world is reeling: Ami Colé, the clean, inclusive brand founded in Harlem and inspired by Senegal, is closing its doors this September 2025. What started as a labour…
Wearing the Word: Cultural Beliefs vs Biblical Truth in Fashion
Fashion is never just about clothes. It’s about identity. Culture. Expression. And for many women, it’s also about faith. But what happens when what your culture expects from you and…
Lupita Nyong’o Opens Up on Fibroids: Turning Personal Pain into Power for Women’s Health
For years, the conversation around women’s health — especially Black women’s health — has been kept in the shadows. But Lupita Nyong’o is bringing it into the light. And not…