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iAfrica By Dion Cupido Share with your network! When people think of Nando’s, they think of the brand’s famous PERi-PERi chicken and cheeky advertising. But, thanks to the long-running Nando’s Art Initiative and the Nando’s CREATIVITY programmes that have followed on from it, many people around the world also associate Nando’s with exciting Southern African art. “PERi-PERi chicken is what we know best, so we partnered with Spier Arts Trust, because they know art,” says Kirsty Niehaus, who heads up the Na...

A Coach Taught Me How to Eat More Mindfully, and It's Helping Me Love Myself Again PopSugar 1/22/2021 Adele Stewart © Unsplash / The Creative Exchange A Coach Taught Me How to Eat More Mindfully, and It's Helping Me Love Myself Again I remember the first time someone told me I needed to go on a diet. I was young, around 12 years old. Although I was an active child, I put on weight easily, a trait I still carry with me to this day. I had gone to the doctor for a routine checkup, and he made a remark to my mother that my weight was higher than it was supposed to be for a gi...

The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod has started its third season of the Creative Exchange podcast.

2021 Murfreesboro Laureates announced Jan 13, 2021 at 10:24 am by WGNS Murfreesboro, TN, January 11 — The City of Murfreesboro Cultural Arts announced the 2021 recipients of the Murfreesboro laureate honor today.  Dancer laureate Meg Brooker and Actor laureate Cameron L. Mitchell join Poet laureate Amie Whittemore after being selected from a talented pool of artists to represent the City of Murfreesboro. The Murfreesboro Cultural Arts Laureate Program is a notable honor for local artists, providing recipients with further opportunities to educate, advocate, and represe...

Rolling Stone Menu Dancing in the Dark How Dua Lipa ignored the trends, turned herself into a “female alpha,” and delivered the modern disco classic we didn’t know we needed By We’re standing next to a 15-ton meteorite when it occurs to Dua Lipa that, for maybe one of the first times in many months, her life is back to an approximation of what it might be in that very moment if the coronavirus pandemic had never happened. That is not to say that her day — which has involved waking up on luxuriant sheets in Manhattan’s Bowery Hotel, wearing a black silk bral...