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Truly an inspiration for rising artists around the world, the young Ugo Mozie has built a strong foundation as a celebrity stylist and creative director. Only in his early twenties, the direction that his career has taken is extremely motivational…
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In a new world saturated with brands crying for our attention every second, it gets harder and harder to discover gems that will not only serve our superficial needs but also have a positive impact our social conscious. However, we…
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Las Vegas soulstress, Arima Ederra, takes Starved for a walk down “Lover’s Lane” to discuss her Ethiopian heritage, growing up with a Funk Volume signee Dizzy Wright, and her new single “Old New School Love”. Arima even teaches…
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For years, Ankara or Dutch wax prints have been worn as blouses, wrappers and scarves etc, but alas! The time has come for Dutch Wax to protect precious cargos. Yes people, we are talking about Dutch Wax Boxer shorts, courtesy…
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So, it’s a Target day and you have no want or need to dress up, even though the unwritten law states: “Thou Shalt Not Walk into Target looking Ratchet; those days are set for Wal-Mart.” Do yourself a favor,…
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I arrived at “Drama Soul” by just fusing together all the things I am, I love and am influenced by…Ultimately, I let the music be my guide and I respond to the moment. -TemiDollFace- You’ve heard of trendsetters, but how about genresetters? TemiDollFace…
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In collaboration with our friends at Have Plenty Media and Vakwetu Style Blog, we present the best of Vakwetu Street Style which features various individuals from the African continent. 1 Name: Esther Veii Beukes City: Windhoek…
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Before the CEO Dancers were a hit on Britain’s Got Talent, We enjoyed their energetic dance studio videos on YouTube. Their African-fused performances give us chills and make us want to get up and move. Here are five of…
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You may have noticed that there is a lack of African representation in global children’s entertainment. With the likes of Dora the Explorer, and Bubble Guppies covering our TV screens, we don’t get to see cartoons that represent children the…
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Meet Silachi, a Nigerian-American R&B artist based in NY. He recently released his EP “Dummy Audio” which includes unique styles and harmonies complemented by genuine expressions of love and the dilemmas of than artist forced to conform to society’s…
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“…my point is that the only authentic identity for the African is the tribe…I am Nigerian because a white man created Nigeria and gave me that identity. I am black because the white man constructed black to be as different…
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Soooo Africans really love rice–especially when it is given all the right spices. Of course this a generalization, but it holds true for most. Go to any party, especially in West Africa, and you will see aluminum trays of a certain…
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