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Teyana Taylor has officially entered a new chapter. She won Best Supporting Actress at the 2026 Golden Globe. Her outstanding performance in Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another earned her recognition.
The actress delivered an emotional acceptance speech, thanking her family and team. Afterwards, she shared a powerful message with women of color ev...
Nigerian digital creator marketplace, Selar, has emerged as a pioneering force democratising e‑commerce access for creators across Africa.
The bootstrapped startup has been on an impressive growth trajectory, doubling its payout to creators year after year since 2022. This growth has been driven by effective marketing and strategic partnerships.
Selar’s Origin S...WNBA player Angel Reese, Afrobeats artist Rema, and other investors have participated in the latest round of funding for the Black woman-led skincare brand Topicals.
This round, which included backing from several entertainment and sports celebrities, brings Topicals’ total funding raised to more than $22.6 million.
Skincare Brand Topicals Over the YearsThe digital nomad lifestyle has evolved from fringe experiment to mainstream career path as remote work becomes normalized across industries. Working from anywhere requires more than a laptop and ambition.
The right collection of portable devices enables productivity, connectivity, and quality of life regardless of location.
Building an effective mobile tech set...
Between lectures, part-time shifts, group chats lighting up your phone, and last-minute plans, most days move quickly. Many students and young professionals say they want to feel more organised and intentional, yet their schedules leave little room for long routines or strict plans.
Wellness can start to feel like something that only fits on slow days, which are rare. ...
