Culture

Envision a festival where global icons join forces with extraordinary, yet undiscovered talents in a collaborative showcase. Picture an event that not only celebrates diverse and cultural music from around the globe but also incorporates elements of art, dance, cuisine, sports, and education. Now, take it a step further and imagine a festival that channels all its profits into supporting communities in need, fostering youth education, constructing vital infrastructure, and aiding people in disaster-stricken areas worldwide.

His name is Mohammad but everyone knows him as Shaad. It’s the name that he gives himself on his Instagram, which means “happy” in...

Toyin Adekale is a British born, Sierra Leonian/Nigerian artist and songwriter who for decades has been hitting the charts, mostly in reggae music.  Toyins’ success has spanned several genres and decades crossing over into pop allowing her to reach many people worldwide. She wants to use her voice to predominantly highlight the plight of young black girls in Africa and the rest of the world who are suffering from constant sexual abuse.

This year has deeply changed us — all at once, things were no longer as they were. That was followed by the slowly dawning...

Damning internal emails sent by members of the New York Times editorial board were made public today during the libel trial brought by Sarah...

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court says he plans to open an investigation “as rapidly as possible” into possible war crimes and...

Investigators are investigating whether the man who tried to breach the F.B.I.’s field office in Cincinnati on Thursday had ties to extremist groups, including...

It took way too long for the Remake of Alex Haley's Roots to hit the UK and then only to be aired on BBC4. When I first heard about it I was not impressed. The original was one of those things like 'Star Wars' woven into my past that should not be messed with. How could they improve on what was at the time and remains today one of the best TV shows of all time?

In a world where Narcissism has almost become the standard way of being and many charitable and philanthropic endeavours have become no more than virtue signalling or conscience relief people like Leslie Loh truly stand out for not just giving but for giving almost everything they have to others.  Chinese star Leslie Loh has practically given her life up to helping others. Now, as she tours the favelas of Brazil looking to expand her work and foundation in partnership with the FEELn festival, we take a closer look at what makes  Leslie Loh so unique when it comes to helping others.

Almost 2 years in the making Jasmine (let it show) starring Chinese Opera Star Jane Maria and Nigerian Reggae Legend Toyin Adekale lands on our airwaves.