Felukah: Egypt's very own rap goddess
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She may be one of Egypt’s only female rappers but Felukah is currently dominating the hip-hop industry.
Saving the planet one stroke at a time
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Around 8m tonnes of plastic ends up in our oceans each year. Rowing 3,700-mile across the Atlantic, Ocean Revival 2020 are committed to making a difference.
How public access TV paved the way for YouTube
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How New York’s pot-smoking protestors, esoteric collage artists and a man in his underwear shaped how we watch videos today.
Walk on the wild side
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From coyotes on roofs to leopards in parks, mother nature always finds a way to prosper.
Visibility: Inspired design for daily life
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We meet Joseph Guerra and Sina Sohrab, champions of a purity-driven approach to designing everyday objects that balances form and function.
New York City, where poverty meets greed
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New York’s homelessness problem has its roots in the American welfare system
Why is Europe the centre of fashion?
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It is hard to ignore what a behemoth the industry is, but also hard to overlook how much of a hub Europe is.
#GrammysSoMale
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How the Recording Academy missed a beat with a lack of female representation among the winners at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.
The American journalist and illustrator explains the political context of her work.
From Ellis Island to Trump's travel ban
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From a warm welcome to a travel ban; how America drastically changed in just a few days.