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Get your pins out with confidence this summer. By Shevelle Rhule Fuzz Off The first step in the quest for leg beauty is...
From the kids, to the grown-folk; from the lovesick to the action fans–there’s a movie for the festive season for you! Last Holiday (2006)...
With warmer weather on the horizon, the season of sunny weekend brunches and Bloody Marys are back in full effect. Now imagine a Latin-inspired...
Want the chance to attend an advance screening of new film What Men Want? Here’s how… What Men Want is the latest comedy from director Adam Shankman (HAIRSPRAY) and producers Will Packer and James Lopez (Girls Trip), telling a...
The Ghanaian term, ‘Sankofa’, has a few meanings – one of its most inspiring versions being: ‘To know your past is to know your...
A trip to the hair shop is often an essential part of many black women’s life experience, across the diaspora. However, when it comes...
Harriet has officially hit the screens, based on the thrilling and trailblazing life of freedom fighter Harriet Tubman. We spoke to actor Zackary Momoh...
Director Jessica Kaliisa tells Nicole Vassell about Queens of Sheba, a play in which Black women speak their truths without apology, and inspired by the DSTRKT nightclub story...
What would you tell your younger self if you had the chance? Would you warn her about love interests to stay away from, or to...
Bernadine Evaristo and Margaret Atwood jointly won the Booker Prize in October – but some are disappointed in a Black woman having to share her much-deserved award Being...
It’s competition time here on pridemagazine.com, and we’re excited to give a lucky winner and a friend the chance to attend a very special...
Though the general mood is looking towards 2020 and planning for the coming year, UK touring company Eclipse Theatre isn’t done with news announcements...
After Rihanna and Beyoncé have been the subject of pregnancy speculation (yet again), Entertainment and Features Editor Nicole Vassell explains why we shouldn’t debate so loudly, whether or...
After actress Gina Rodriguez’s Instagram video debacle, Nicole Vassell wonders why we keep returning to a conversation about the boundaries of the N-word –...
The year 2017 taught us that when it comes to curating festivals it can either be a viral disastrous flop (hello, Fyre Festival) or...
The Cuban singer speaks about keeping Santería traditions alive in her music and being comfortable in her own skin Daymé Arocena is really sorry to have missed my call. When...
