Entertainment
Breaking Mold: Celebrating the Beauty in Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
The rise of The ideal image used to define beauty is slowly killing us. We are fearfully and wonderfully made.
Recently Prince William has been crowned the sexiest bald man of 2023. According to the study, Prince William emerged top regarding the number of searches with keywords like shirtless, naked, vocal attractiveness, height, and lastly net worth.
Following this study, there have been a lot of opinions from the online community. With different people across the world, Each definitely had something to say and Kenyans were not left out.
People didn’t hesitate to share their own views on who their preferred”sexy” is. As cliche as the statements look; this developed into a culture and a norm where what one perceives as beauty and the ideal appearance, is what should be.
Purity Vishenwa alias Pretty Vishy has tasted the gruesomeness of the modern definition of ideal beauty. She has been subjected to mockery and trolls here and there. Through her posts and appearances, she has been a victim from time to time as she bravely fought the abuse.
Many have been victims of this ideal beauty stereotype with celebrities mostly targeted. This culture is slowly penetrating or rather acceptable in our society. The views and opinions are affecting people’s livelihoods and if not addressed it is gonna turn out fatal. With the increased rate of depression, mental illness is even going to be higher if a model isn’t placed on how to deal with this.
Everyone is unique and special in their own way. No one chooses to be born or look in a particular way. Let’s shun the hate. We are fearfully and wonderfully made.
Entertainment
Sauti Sol Gears Up For Sol Fest 2024 In December
Sauti Sol has officially announced the return of Sol Fest, scheduled for December 2024, with two shows: the VIP experience on December 19 and the Fan Show on December 21.
The festival, which celebrates the band’s music and legacy, will see all four members—Bien, Polycarp, Savara, and Chimano—reunite on stage despite their current solo ventures.
Joining them will be longtime collaborators Nyashinski, Khaligraph Jones, comedian Crazy Kennar, and several unnamed female artists.
Last year’s Sol Fest 2023, dubbed “The Last Dance,” drew over 15,000 attendees to Uhuru Gardens, celebrating the band’s 17-year journey. The 2024 edition is set to continue the tradition with a VIP show at a luxury venue and an affordable, open-air fan event.
Entertainment
Walker Town Presents A Star-Studded Lineup Featuring Lauryn Hill, Nyashinski And Rema
Nairobi is gearing up for an epic music event as Walker Town returns on September 28th at Laureate Gardens.
Presented by Johnnie Walker, this year’s concert promises a star-studded lineup, featuring a mix of international and local talent that will light up the city.
Day 1 of the event will see performances from Nigerian Afrobeat sensation Rema, Kenya’s Bien (of Sauti Sol), and British rapper Arrdee. Rema, known for his chart-topping hits like “Calm Down,” will bring his infectious Afrobeat energy to the stage. Bien, a celebrated Kenyan vocalist, will thrill fans with his soulful sounds and captivating stage presence. Arrdee, the rising British rapper behind hits like “Oliver Twist,” will add his unique flair, making Day 1 a mix of Afrobeat, soulful ballads, and dynamic rap.
Day 2 will be headlined by the legendary Lauryn Hill, whose groundbreaking music has influenced generations, and Kenya’s own Nyashinski, who will close out the event with his signature blend of rap, Afrobeat, and soul.
With performances across both days, Walker Town Nairobi will offer fans an unforgettable experience of world-class entertainment, backed by the iconic Johnnie Walker brand.
Entertainment
Yemi Alade Named As The Spotify Equal Artist For September 2024
Spotify has named Afropop star Yemi Alade as the EQUAL Artist for September 2024.
Often called “Mama Africa” by her fans, Yemi Alade has earned widespread acclaim for her dedication to promoting African heritage through her vibrant sound and magnetic performances.
Over the years, Yemi Alade’s powerful voice and captivating stage presence have propelled her to global recognition. Her talent has led to high-profile collaborations with internationally renowned artists like Beyoncé, Angélique Kidjo, and Awilo Longomba, further solidifying her status as an ambassador of African music. Through extensive world tours, she has consistently showcased the richness of African rhythms, connecting with diverse audiences around the globe.
Speaking on the EQUAL Africa initiative, Phiona Okumu, Spotify’s Head of Music for Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighted the platform’s commitment to promoting female artists across the continent. “Yemi Alade embodies the extraordinary talent that EQUAL Africa seeks to uplift. We’re honored to support her and other women in music, providing a platform for their voices to be heard and their stories to reach a global audience,” she said.
With a career spanning more than ten years, Yemi Alade has become a force to be reckoned with, not only in Nigeria but internationally as well.
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