Gaza in Famine, Palestine Dispossession, and the West’s Twilight of Conviction We are watching as Gaza descends into famine at least 154 people many of them children, have died from starvation, and countless more fall sick or perish while waiting … Continue reading The Generation That Saw It All and Did Nothing
“You are not overspending – you are over-sacrificing.” There is a subtle but powerful shift happening in the world of money and lifestyle. As more women unlearn the noise of hustle culture and aesthetic perfectionism, we are being invited to … Continue reading Spend On The Glow: the Chaud philosophy of financial intention
The £500 ‘Cheap’ Bag That Sparked a Crisis of Reality Photo Courtesy of Purse Blog When a well-meaning TikTok couple recently posted a lighthearted prank where the girlfriend jokingly asked her boyfriend for two Coach handbags yes, the iconic brand … Continue reading “That’s Not Cheap”: Why the Internet’s Luxury Delusion Needs a Reality Reset
There is a rare softness to London in summer. The city, so often cloaked in greyscale and hurried footsteps, exhales into warmth and colour. From rose-tangled mews to sun-drenched canal paths, our photographer captures the capital not in motion but … Continue reading London in Summer: A City in Full Bloom Photographic Editorial by Tia
Summer is here. (knock on wood because Canadian summer is really taking its sweet time to arrive this year). It is time to let go of rigid routines and rediscover the beauty of movement with freedom, joy, and self-love this … Continue reading Move Freely: Embracing Joyful Movement for a Beautiful Summer
“You have the same 24 hours in a day.” It’s a phrase that’s been weaponised in the age of productivity culture, used to shame, to motivate, to push. But as summer unfurls its heat and slowness, it’s worth asking , … Continue reading You Don’t Have to Hustle This Summer
There is something about summer that stirs the senses. Skin is more exposed. Time stretches. The sun lingers. And yet, for many, the season amplifies an ache that rarely gets named: touch starvation. We often think of intimacy in purely sexual terms, but touch and sensuality are much broader languages of connection. In our fast-paced, digitally dominant world, even in crowded cities or committed relationships, many of us are physically and emotionally under-touched. We hunger for contact, but we’re not always taught how to name it or how to nurture it. This summer, it’s time to change that. To return … Continue reading Touch-Starved No More
Because falling in love isn’t just for the young, it’s for the brave, the wise, and the beautifully reborn. We often think of love as something that finds us when we’re youn, unblemished, idealistic, and still learning the choreography of … Continue reading Love, Again: The Art of Romantic Rebirth in Your 30s, 40s, and Beyond
London is home to some of the best Black-owned restaurants serving everything from traditional African and Caribbean dishes to modern, fusion-inspired plates. Whether you’re craving bold West African flavours, soulful Caribbean comfort food, or elevated dining with a cultural twist, … Continue reading Best Black-Owned Restaurants in London: 15 Must-Visit Spots for Amazing Food
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