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Street Photography Africa' is a Colorful and Energetic Survey Across the Continent
From the markets of Dakar and Lagos to the sidewalks of Abidjan and the Beherawi neighborhood of Addis Abab, a bold new book by Nadine Barth and Azu Nwagbogu travels from country to country to present a vast portrait of life on the continent.
Nostalgic photography book captures Black life, style and community in 1980s Bradford
At the time the area was home to a large Caribbean migrant population. Nicknamed the ‘Frontline' because of racial hostility faced by residents, it developed a negative reputation. But self-taught photographer Wedderburn's images reveal a…
Travel industry gets tough on influencers
Dine in any particularly photogenic restaurant, stay in a luxury hotel or visit a popular scenic view and you're likely to find yourself sharing the space, whether you want to or not, with an influencer. From genuine content creators with big…
The Really Loud House' Actress Catherine Ashmore Bradley & 'The Boys' Actor Cameron Crovetti Lead Horror 'Dollkeeper
EXCLUSIVE: Catherine Ashmore Bradley, best known for playing Luan Loud in Nickelodeon and Paramount+'s The Really Loud House, will star as Sara in the psychological horror feature Dollkeeper. Cameron Crovetti (The Boys, Goodnight Mommy) will star…
CNBC Daily Open: AI spending fears haunt markets before Halloween
The Nasdaq fell more than 2%, while Meta sank nearly 7% after reporting negative free cash flow and raising the lower end of its capital-spending forecast. The 10-year Treasury yield fell below 5% for the first time in about a month, recording its…
Puppy love: Finnish 24-hour newborn pup livestream is TV smash hit
A 24-hour Finnish TV show dedicated entirely to the live progress of a dog and her six newborn puppies is drawing millions of viewers. As well as a 24-hour webcam, Pentulive (Puppy Live) includes live evening chat sessions with the dogs' breeder, a…
The nonexistent iPhone 20 is real enough to drive the Android party insane
Fridays are for fun, but the latest rumor about the smartphone industry is not fun at all. It's about the impact that an unreleased Apple phone—the iPhone 20, that is—would potentially have on the Android industry. Which is another…
AI music's proliferation on streaming services has been a boon for this Spotify competitor
Like every other music streaming service, Qobuz has been enduring a sudden and violent surge of AI -generated audio, but Dan Mackta, Managing Director at Qobuz, refuses to use the term “AI music.” “I'll call it music-esque…
Fashion Is the Future of Technology: How V of BTS, Navy Blue, Kelela and Nothing Are Bridging Tech and Culture - 'Find Joy in the Little Things'
Technology and fashion have always been intertwined, but as more of the devices we use become things we wear, the line between the two is getting harder to distinguish. See latest videos, charts and news Headphones are an obvious example. Once…
Side hustles are changing the way young people in UK see work and careers.
When the workweek is done, it isn't quite over for Dylan Harwood. Monday through Friday, this 26-year-old Londoner teaches a classroom full of raucous 9-year-olds. But on the weekends, he trades school tables for turntables. Mr. Harwood has a side…
Student-led event at Dorset school celebrates fashion and entrepreneurship
Bry Haus, the first 'Business of Fashion' showcase held at Bryanston School, was conceived and organised by pupil creative directors Henry T and Cosima B, and went beyond the school's existing A3 Festival by exploring the business side of the…
ATA's Colson aims to foster trust to achieve collective goals - TT
Leathers, Colson and Hodgen. (Erin Granzow Photography) Incoming American Trucking Associations President and CEO Mark Colson urged industry unity Oct. 20 ahead of taking office Dec. 1. The leadership transition comes as trucking recovers from its…
Under the 'SINfluence'
A chat with our Halloween cover girl, May May Graves When young May May Graves decided to switch her direction from the church to a more worldly path, she didn't dilly-dally, and she didn't hem-and-haw. “I learned how to host gigs by…
From a refugee camp to global acclaim: Atong Atem finds her place
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. Starting primary school in Australia as a…
Young people in Rossendale offered chance to explore creative careers
Creative Futures, designed for 11 to 18-year-olds in Rossendale, offers hands-on experience across the creative industries, including live music, puppetry, photography, printing, and festival production. The programme has been shaped with input…
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