When an athlete gets signed to a professional team, we focus on his or her skills/expertise and rarely expect to hear such athlete’s opinions on sociopolitical issues. The same holds …
Football Icon George Weah Sworn in as President, Read and Watch his Inauguration Speech
Ladybrille Magazine congratulates the Republic of Liberia, and its citizens for the successful inauguration of their new President, football icon, George Weah. Ladybrille is a proud supporter of the positive works …
Luvvie Ajayi is Voice-over for Nike’s Profile of Simi Adeagbo, the First African Woman to Compete in ‘Skeleton’ at the Winter Olympics
Ladybrille Woman Alum Luvvie Ajayi is the voiceover for Nike campaign titled ‘Forever First,’ which profiles the first woman skeleton athlete from Africa, Simi Adeagbo. Ajayi recently took to her …
Beats by Dre Presents Nigeria’s Bobsled Team in New Campaign ‘Above the Noise’
In November of 2017, we shared the story of the Nigerian women’s bobsled team competing, for the first time, in the winter Olympics. Since then, the trio of Seun Adigun, …
Egypt to host six Heads of State and Africa’s leading CEOs at the Africa 2017 Forum
President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi will be hosting six African heads of state at the Africa 2017 Forum that will take place this week, starting today, in the picturesque beach …
French Caribbean Entrepreneurs Launch Afrocks.com, a Website to Easily Discover Natural Afro Hair Stylists in London
Natural Hair for black women is an important issue, with many still having to face judgements in the workplace and sometimes within the community about the act of “going natural”. …
Ebony Magazine Reveals its Annual “Power 100” Cover, Featuring Dwayne Johnson
EBONY magazine unveils its annual December/January EBONY “Power 100” issue, featuring DWAYNE JOHNSON on the cover. In the accompanying exclusive interview, EBONY has an intimate conversation with Hollywood’s leading man, …
Redefining Girl Power: Girls Know How® Book Series for Tweens Provides Career Exploration Without Barriers
While women continue to make strides at the workplace, it’s not enough, according to Ellen Langas, who is a youth career education advocate and author of the Girls Know How® …