Category: The Salon
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ROE V WADE- RAGE.
I was not going to write anything about this. I was simply going to rage and keep raging on my various timelines on social media. After all, I am not American nor do I live in America, nor do I have any plans of visiting America any time soon, or at this stage, ever, but […]
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READ | NEVER SEDUCE A SCOT by Maya Banks
I’ve long been a fan of historical romance novels because the sexy quotient is off the chains HOT. Yes, there’s issues with it, but I am here only for the fantasy and romance sometimes we just need a vice to keep us going and historical romances are a vice to a degree. You come without […]
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WATCH – HARLEM, AMAZON
Harlem, by Tracy Oliver of Girl’s Trip fame is a series that centres four Black women, best friends, following them as they navigate the complex world of dating, careers, girl bossing and microaggressions in a world familiar to them but slowly changing and succumbing to gentrification amongst other things. It mashes up the better elements of Sex […]
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THE SPRING LIST
Of all the seasons, Spring really is my favourite because it is the season of rebirth and possibilities and promise. Days get longer, lie ins get cosier as the sun rise filters in through the windows, birds get chattier with that morning wake up call, hydrangeas and tulips, pretty floral dresses and endless brunch plans. […]
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WATCH- INVENTING ANNA
The thing about Anna Delvey is that she is unremarkable; she’s not special, she’s not smart, she talks a good game and kudos to her, but everyone around her, everyone involved with her, was a fucking moron. It is the only excuse they have for falling for her bullshit; every single one of them was […]
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PAULA REGO | A RETROSPECTIVE
It is October… how is it October?! It is literally less than 100 days to Christmas. How are you doing? Good? Good. We move. A few summers ago I spent a short stop in Lisbon and took the train to the bucket list destination in Cascais, the seaside town which I talk about on the […]
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AT HOME- SISÉ FOODS
In my house, rice is a religion, when I moved two years ago, I ate rice and stew for the first six months and nothing else. I am not a fan of cooking; my palette is strictly Nigerian and very partial to Italian but cooking, is a ball ache, so imagine my absolute joy when […]
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SEARCHING FOR ITALY- A LOVE STORY
Arms talking, heads thrown back in laughter, tables creaking with food; pasta, cheese, meats, the best olive oil… filling piazzas, rushing water against stone, grand statues, cobbled roads, crumbling corners, an active volcano, and a kind of chaos that moves you… This is Italy. A land where togetherness is a requisite for admittance, almost. Over […]
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VINTAGE POSTCARDS FROM THE AFRICAN WORLD- JESSICA B HARRIS
A coffee table book for the ages, one you will read and gift to friends who come to your home. One that will be a talking point at the dinner table because this book is simply divine. It shows Africa in her delight, through the work and play of her people. Of us. It shows […]