With Lockdown 2 underway, we have once again been banished to the confines of our homes and what better way to keep us in our homes other than games
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Marcus Rashford MBE
As a young black man of Nigerian descent, born and raised in the UK, I may not have accepted the accolade personally.
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The G.O.A.T – Introduction
These articles aim to pay homage to those who lead by example, refusing to accept anything other than excellence.
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How Nike’s marketing has evolved with UK culture and Black Issues
To take your message out of sport and attempt to force social and political change is something to be admired and something that will live long in the
memory.
The Rise of The Female DJ: Esi
Meet Esi: the absolute boss when it comes to music selection.
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The Rise of The Female Dj: Intro
Words By Joana Silva Let’s be honest: in the noughties, the term ‘DJ’ had some people picturing a middle-aged man with a receding hairline. He hauls his Ford Fiesta from Sweet 16s to wedding receptions, pleading with you to make it on to a dancefloor he’s flooded with every hit from ‘Amarillo’ to ‘Dancing Queen’. […]
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5 Upcoming Photographers Worth Following in 2020
14HQ highlights 5 photographers who are destined for great things in 2020 and beyond.
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An Interview with Trevor Daniel
Just two years after being signed to Alamo Records, Trevor Daniel has over 25 million listeners.
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How (At Your Best) You Are Love Travelled 40 Years
It started in 1976.
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An Interview with RIKA
Emerging pop-singer, Rika, who lives in London and honours an ethnic mosaic of Indian, Serbian and Hungarian heritage, has just released her new track, Hold On To Me. With this latest song being playlisted as BBC Radio 1’s track of the week, Rika tells us more about what has shaped her to be the artist she is now.
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