THE BREAKFAST CLUB POWER 105.1 – BEST OF 2013
I love the The Breakfast Club team especially when they interview veteran artists, who give the best interviews. See you on the other side DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne tha God. Roll on 2014.
I love the The Breakfast Club team especially when they interview veteran artists, who give the best interviews. See you on the other side DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne tha God. Roll on 2014.
The racist BNP (British National Party) has sent the Christmas card above to its members. CLICK HERE to read all about their latest shenanigans. Hahahahaha *shakes head* Nick Griffin really is a clever man isn’t he?
Former Pop World and T4 presenter Miquita Oliver who has experienced her own financial difficulties and was declared bankrupt several years ago, goes undercover in the documentary ‘Young, British and Broke’ to investigate Britain’s most controversial type of borrowing (payday loans) and meets people whose loans have spiralled out of control, sometimes with devastating results. But for every person she talks to who is desperate for cash to survive, there are others just after money for new clothes and parties. So how much […]
OK! Nigeria magazine held their Christmas shindig in London last week. Afrobuzz (Vox Africa) interviews guests.
The world can be a cruel place and inner city London is no exception. When an innocent young girl becomes caught up in a world of abuse and emotional blackmail her life quickly spirals out of control. What happens when you feel betrayed by the very person who is supposed to protect you? What do you do? Who do you turn to? Inspired by true events this film is about when hope, courage, determination and faith just isn’t enough. … CLICK HERE […]
When senior director of corporate communications Justine Sacco’s plane lands somewhere in Africa later on today and she switches on her phone, the sound of the pit of her stomach dropping will be heard around the world. Sacco who works for IAC (the company owns Match.com and Vimeo) tweeted the following last night… A representative from IAC said in a statement: “This is an outrageous, offensive comment that does not reflect the views and values of IAC. Unfortunately, the employee in question is unreachable […]
This documentary is inspired by the book I’m A Gun. It addresses street violence and the psychological and physiological hold the nature of the gun has over our youths. Listen to some of our inspirational and out spoken members of our community share their views. Judging from the trailer nothing new is being said that I haven’t heard before or discussed with others on numerous occasions. But I guess the documentary’s target audience is today’s male black youth. However it is always good […]
N-Dubz star / former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos and rapper Mike GLC (real name Michael Coombs) both appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today. Both deny supplying Class A drugs. Via The Daily Mail The court heard how the charge relates to 13.9g of cocaine – dubbed ‘white sweets’ by Tulisa as a codename for the powder when talking to Mr Mahmood. ‘On the 28 March, Mazher Mahmood met Tulisa under the pretence of her playing a role in a forthcoming film. ‘There […]
Wonder London Films makers of the hit black British web series ‘Dear Jesus’ are looking for the following…. Jonathan Black actor 25-35 years old, strong and powerful. Holly White actress, 18-21 years old, cute but strong and determined. Open casting call will take place on Saturday 21st December 11am and 1pm. Location: The Calder Book Shop Theatre 51 The Cut Waterloo SE1 8LF Contact Wonder London Films by emailing info@wonderlondonfilms.com For further information visit wonderlondonfilms.com/category/blog/
Via Shadow and Act Following in the footsteps of acclaimed filmmakers like Spike Lee and Martin Scorsese, movie stuntman turned director Roy T. Anderson has decided to go the crowdfunding route to help finance his latest project; a 1-hr documentary film on Queen Nanny, the indomitable leader of the Jamaican Maroons, and Jamaica’s only female National Hero. Anderson’s impressive debut film Akwantu: the Journey, on the history of the Jamaican Maroons, was a self-funded effort which has screened on three continents, even […]