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Family Matters | Issue 50 | Link in bio. https://www.pressreader.com/magazines/m/next-big-thing-magazineWhat could possi...
17/06/2025

Family Matters | Issue 50 | Link in bio.

https://www.pressreader.com/magazines/m/next-big-thing-magazine

What could possibly go wrong when the seat of the presidency becomes family inheritance?

In a sprawling African democracy, a former exile-turned-president is laying the groundwork for his well-groomed son—a youthful entrepreneur and growing political ambitions. Meanwhile, in a small oil-rich nation ruled by a military man-turned-eternal president, a flashy vice president with luxury mansions and international indictments is waiting in the wings. The names remain unspoken—but their influence is impossible to ignore.

Are You Not Entertained? Get access to Issue #50: https://www.pressreader.com/magazines/m/next-big-thing-magazineOnce t...
16/06/2025

Are You Not Entertained? Get access to Issue #50:

https://www.pressreader.com/magazines/m/next-big-thing-magazine

Once the land of escapism and spectacle, Hollywood is now a high-stakes cultural battlefield. From secret Pentagon funding to policy messaging in primetime TV, this exposé uncovers how entertainment has morphed into a political weapon—shaped by government influence, polarized audiences, and billion-dollar incentives. As studios pick sides and celebrities become campaign surrogates, the once BIG silver screen has never looked so partisan.

What does it mean when your favourite movie isn’t just storytelling—but strategy? This dives deep into how Washington writes itself into Hollywood’s scripts, and why the future of entertainment may determine the future of American democracy itself.

Late Night Television Oligarchy. The absence of diversity in late-night TV is not merely an oversight or a byproduct of ...
03/03/2025

Late Night Television Oligarchy.

The absence of diversity in late-night TV is not merely an oversight or a byproduct of tradition. It is a symptom of deeper, systemic issues rooted in the politics of network television and broader cultural dynamics. The gatekeeping mechanisms, shaped by a predominantly White and male hierarchy, have consistently upheld a narrow definition of what a “late-night host” should look like.

For decades, late-night television has been a defining feature of American pop culture. The comedic monologues, celebrity interviews, and satirical takes on current events have become a nightly ritual for millions. Shows like Late Night with David Letterman, The Late Late Show with James Corden, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver have cemented their hosts as cultural icons, influencing everything from political debates to internet memes.

However, a glaring reality persists: late-night television remains overwhelmingly dominated by White male hosts.

Get access to Issue 49 via link in bio.

21/02/2024

Stream the full video podcast with our covergirl, Raja Kumari, the Grammy Nominated music artist as she shares her experience working with the iconic music producer, Timbaland | Find out more about the Grammy Award nominated artist and her learned experience in the music industry - link below:

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Timbaland’s work in music is phenomenal 🔥 Check out a few songs from Timbaland’s catalog (seen in second video)

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In this third volume of the 3-part series, we continue to focus on the First Ladies behind the most ruthless dictators t...
21/02/2024

In this third volume of the 3-part series, we continue to focus on the First Ladies behind the most ruthless dictators to have ever walked the surface of the Earth. While these Heads of States were committing these atrocities, killing mothers, children and fathers, using torture, and starvation, what exactly were the First Ladies doing?

Get access to this story in Issue 46 via the link in bio.

In the labyrinth of Mexico’s drug trafficking history, one name stands out as an enigmatic figure challenging traditiona...
21/02/2024

In the labyrinth of Mexico’s drug trafficking history, one name stands out as an enigmatic figure challenging traditional gender roles and criminal stereotypes – an individual who started out as one who handled the accounting for the organization eventually rose to become the head of the organization; code name: The Accountant. Her ascent to power within the ruthless world of narco-trafficking is as compelling as it is controversial.

In an era defined by the rapid dissemination of information, the concept of the “War on Information” has emerged as a me...
21/02/2024

In an era defined by the rapid dissemination of information, the concept of the “War on Information” has emerged as a metaphorical struggle for control over narratives and public opinion. Throughout history, various invasions and conflicts have been accompanied by a relentless battle to shape public perception, manipulate media narratives, and control the flow of information.

This story examines key instances of country invasions, including Benghazi in Libya, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Russia, and the United States, and explores the media narratives surrounding these events.

Get access to this story in Issue 46 via the link in bio.

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