The Black Panther returns this November
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The Black Panther returns this November

The second instalment of the Black Panther franchise debuts in November 2022! Ryan Coogler returns as the the director of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever alongside Angela Bassett, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, and Lupita Nyong'o returning to reprise their roles as well.

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WAFCON 2022 tournament winners highlight gender pay gap in women’s sports
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WAFCON 2022 tournament winners highlight gender pay gap in women’s sports

South Africa’s national women’s soccer team, Banyana Banyana has won their first African Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2022 tournament. Winning a tournament of this nature is a major achievement for any sports team. However, Banyana Banyana’s win has highlighted the plight of women in the South African sports industry and the overall treatment of sportswomen throughout the world. 

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‘Bad Weather’, Nanette is acrimonious & unashamed
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‘Bad Weather’, Nanette is acrimonious & unashamed

South African singer Nanette has made her album debut with nothing less than vocal prowess, candid lyricism, and moody melodies set against the backdrop of bad weather. This UMG signee makes a solid case for accepting and making space for post-relationship acrimony without the burden of shame with the release of her 9-track album, Bad Weather.

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The Idol, The Weeknd’s dark and twisted series
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The Idol, The Weeknd’s dark and twisted series

The Idol is the creation of The Weeknd, Euphoria’s Sam Levinson, and Reza Fahim, following the story of a self-help guru, LA club owning, cult leader and his relationship with a pop star on the rise. The Weeknd stars in this series as the male lead acting alongside Lily Rose-Depp who plays Jocelyn.    

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Netflix’s best single set films
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Netflix’s best single set films

Over the years, Netflix has steadily prioritized single set films and brought them further into the collective consciousness of the film community; all while tackling themes of police brutality, institutionalized racism, and romantic resentment.

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