5 Indo-Caribbean Influencers who Will Spruce up Your Newsfeed
While Indo-Caribbeans have little representation in media, these five influencers have successfully grown brands that represent community and their fields ...
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Radhika Apte On ‘A Call to Spy’ and the Fight for Equality On & Off Screen
BG author Nimarta Narang talks to Radhika Apte about her new film, "Call to Spy," directed by Lydia Dean Pilcher. ...
Frizzell D’Souza Perfects Quarantine Music
During the pandemic, D’Souza began to write her own music and play on Instagram Live — a phenomenon that has ...
NBC’s ‘A Little Late with Lilly Singh’ is Better Late Than Never
Last night marked the premiere of NBC’s "A Little Late with Lilly Singh" starring the one and only YouTube sensation... ...
An Interview with Kailash Satyarthi: The Nobel Peace Laureate Who Encouraged Me To ‘Stay Angry’
In 'The Price of Free', you can witness the impact of Kailash Satyarthi, the Nobel Peace Laureate, and his incredible ...
YouTube Acquires ‘The Price of Free’ to Introduce Kailash Satyatri to Broader Audiences
On November 27th, you’ll be able to witness the incredible, life-changing movement of Kailash Satyarti with YouTube's new documentary, 'The ...
Meet the Masterminds Behind the Addicting Web Series ‘Unfair & Ugly’ — A Show About an American-Muslim Family Trying to Keep it Together
"Unfair & Ugly" is the brainchild of Yumna Khan and Nida Chowdhry. Together, they co-founded and run Stranger Magic, a production company ...
Brown Boy Labib Yasir is #OnTheRise Among South Asian YouTubers
#OnTheRise YouTuber Labib Yasir is among those leading the charge for the South Asian community into the American media landscape. Yasir ...
Lilly Singh’s ‘How to be a Bawse’ is a New Take on Self-Help Worth Reading
Better known by her nom de plume, “Superwoman,” Lilly has good reason to claim such a name. The 28-year-old Indo-Canadian ...
The 9to5 Misfits are Here to Tell you That There is Life After Unemployment
As humans, we’re creatures of habit—our bodies crave routine. For most of us, that routine is determined by our work. ...
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