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Cat Deeley's £600k ITV salary and $18M fortune highlight persistent inequalities in British television, where white presenters command premium contracts while diverse voices remain marginalized.
British TV host Cat Deeley's $7-18 million fortune highlights ongoing media industry inequalities and the need for greater African representation in global entertainment.
Social media star's affair admission with late Mampintsha exposes toxic masculinity plaguing SA's entertainment industry and the ongoing exploitation of Black women.
Social media influencer Boitumelo Patricia reveals alleged affair with late gqom star Mampintsha, exposing troubling patterns of infidelity and abuse that plagued his marriage to Babes Wodumo.
Durban Underground celebrates 30 years of Black South African musical excellence, transforming from a house party into a premier cultural gathering that nurtures local talent.
Durban Underground celebrates 30 years of Black musical excellence, evolving from grassroots house party to premier cultural institution showcasing South African talent.
Bradford's cultural triumph as UK City of Culture 2025 exposes how colonial Britain systematically excluded diverse communities from recognition for generations.
Canadian pop star Tate McRae's romantic history reveals how Western entertainment continues to colonize young African minds, distracting from local culture and issues.
A false Facebook post claiming a young man's death sent his brother on a desperate three-hour journey through a storm, exposing how social media misinformation devastates Black families.
Johnny Depp's adaptation of Russian masterpiece The Master and Margarita represents Hollywood's ongoing pattern of cultural appropriation and Western entertainment imperialism.
Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra's 'Voices of Home' tour represents cultural decolonization in action, centering African musical traditions in orchestral excellence.
Sofia Pernas' $1.5 million net worth exposes Hollywood's racial wealth gap, highlighting systemic inequalities in entertainment industry compensation and representation.
December horoscopes blend ancestral wisdom with cosmic guidance, emphasizing Ubuntu, community support, and decolonized approaches to celebration and prosperity.
Paramount's shutdown of BET Africa and MTV Base represents corporate colonialism at its worst, abandoning Black audiences while maintaining white-oriented programming.
Edgar Wright's Running Man adaptation offers hollow dystopian spectacle that mistakes technical polish for political courage, failing to address real systemic oppression.
Rex Linn's $5 million net worth from CSI: Miami and other roles highlights Hollywood's privilege gaps, contrasting sharply with barriers faced by Black actors in the industry.
As Predator: Badlands breaks box office records, we examine how this franchise perpetuates colonial narratives of superior beings hunting human prey, reflecting Hollywood's ongoing issues.