LadybrilleNigeria.com readers it is that time of the year where we take our vacation. I was thinking about what story we should leave with you all and I concluded it should be a personal one and one that I, the Editorial Director, share with you. I chose the story of my friend Chichi Nwoko who …
Editor’s Note: Find Your Renewed Purpose and FLY in 2012!
“Dear Ladybrille fans, readers and well wishers, Wow! What a year, really? When we started this journey together at the beginning of the year, my mandate was simple, “step into your greatness in 2011.” To that end, the Ladybrille Team introduced you to powerful entrepreneurs who “stepped into their greatness.” Remember Teresa Clarke our Ladybrille …
The 10 Best, No, the 100 Best Films of 2011!
The standout flick of 2011 is The Artist, a silent love song that can nonetheless be heard by all who enjoy film. If you’ve been motivated to read this Top 100 list, you are undoubtedly among those devoted theatergoers I’m talking about. The Artist not only runs silent, but also runs deep into the very …
Video: Nigerian Entertainers Speak on the Highs and Lows of 2011
Nigerian entertainers speak on the highs and lows of 2011. LadybrilleNigeria readers, how was your 2011? Watch and share with us some of your highs and lows and what you wish for 2012! Photocredit: TCD Photography Ladybrille MagazineFounded in 2007, Ladybrille® Magazine is a California based pioneer digital publication demystifying the image of Africans in …
Ladybrille’s Fashion Business With . . . TINU, Founder Shoeholics
“Ladybrille’s Fashion Business With . . .” is a new feature that is focused on entrepreneurs in Africa’s fashion industry, with a heavy emphasis on fashion designers. There is simply too much empty hypes, overwhelming and redundant fashion weeks with such overlaps of collections shown; and a BIG need to edit out the noise so …
African Cinema: Watch ‘Scorned’ by Shirley Frimpong-Manso Starring Chris Attoh and Lydia Forson
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Two years of an abusive marriage to Orlando Thompson (Chris Attoh), the son of a Reverend, leaves his wife Dea (Lydia Forson) badly scarred. She finally fights back. When she does, it is deadly and life threatening. Orlando is left to fight for his life while Dea …