TALKS with Polite Society’s Seraphina Beh
From fight sequences to ride-or-die friendships, sisterly spats to psychopathic in-laws, Polite Society is unhinged and unequivocally cringy in all the best ways. As Riya’s
TALKS with the cast of Gangs of Lagos: Prime Video’s first African original movie
With gang rivalries amplified by upcoming elections, Gangs of Lagos captures family, friendship and duty, and the consequences in the fire of societal divide. Speaking
TALKS with J.T Williams: Author of The Lizzie and Belle Mysteries, Portraits and Poison
We sit down and talk with J.T Williams, author of The Lizzie and Belle series to talk about her most recent story ‘Portraits and Poison’.
TALKS with Jessica George: Author of the book of the year, MAAME
We sit down and talk with Jessica George, author of one of the most thrilling debut novels, MAAME. A New York Times bestseller and already being
TALKS with Whiteout’s authors: The best-selling women celebrating Black love
Kianna sits down with best-selling and highly acclaimed authors Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk and Nicola Yoon to discuss
Quality over quantity: Friends, friendship and its many faces
The people that we choose to associate ourselves with inevitably shape who we become. This is a life lesson that my mother instilled in me
What to do after university: Where do we go from here?
Coming to the final days of any chapter in life always results in a period of reflection and relentless questioning. What have you taken away
The Valentine’s Day Dilemma: Why can’t we seem to get enough?
Sat in my university’s library, coffee by my side and every intention of paying attention to my online lecture, I can’t help my eyes flitting