Heard x Akoko food review – “burgers with bold West African flavours”
What did we think of the Akoko burger, the main headliner in the West African flavours-inspired Heard x…
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Michael: “a perfect reminder of his impact and legacy” – film review
Michael is the cinematic biopic of the early life (and early adulthood) of music legend and superstar Michael…
My Father’s Shadow: an emotional story of paternal love and nostalgia
Starring Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, My Father’s Shadow is a moving award-winning period drama set in Nigeria which follows the…
5 days in New York City as a first-time visitor: What to see and do
New York City holds a well-deserved spot as one of the most exciting cities to visit with its…
Wicked: For Good – “I’m going to see the Wizard”: watch the trailer
Wicked: For Good – the smash hit musical hit sweeps into cinemas later this month so watch the…
6 Fabulous things to do at the “7-Star” Burj Al Arab Jumeirah in Dubai
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is the last word in luxury hotel destinations. Widely regarded as Dubai’s most iconic…
Funke Adepoju: “A fashion brand that showcases the best of Africa”
Funke Adepoju, founder of an ethical African fashion womenswear brand, talks exclusively to Melan Magazine about her thriving…
Windrush Caribbean Film Awards 2023: Who won what on the night?
Windrush Caribbean Film Awards 2023 was all about celebrating legacy as Caribbean personalities, VIPs and filmmakers converged at…
March Muses: the home of Black festive and celebratory decorations
March Muses, the British Black-owned decoration brand that’s on a mission to make everyone feel included and seen…
Aisha film review: Letitia Wright’s asylum seeker is “dignified and tenacious”
Aisha starring Letitia Wright is the trauma filled journey of Aisha Osagie, a Nigerian asylum seeker desperate to…
The Silent Twins: First look at film trailer of sisters who refused to speak
The Silent Twins is the big-screen adaptation of the true story of twin sisters, June and Jennifer Gibbons,…
STEM from Black: campaign aims to boost number of Black STEM teachers
STEM from Black is an important new campaign that aims to recruit and upskill 150 Black STEM teachers…
Boho Marché – restaurant review: Mediterranean, Moroccan fusion dining
Boho Marché: Add this Moroccan themed restaurant serving delicious grownup portions and bags of charm to your Bath…
Mantra: Authentic Indian fare in the heart of Bath – restaurant review
Mantra Indian Restaurant in Bath is where you will find the “best onion bhajis you will ever taste!”…
Sally Lunn’s: Dine & discover in “The Oldest House in Bath” Restaurant review
Sally Lunn’s world-famous tea and dining house should be top of your activity list when visiting the historic…