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âPop the Balloon or Find Loveâ creators say the viral dating show is really about Black love | CNN (opens the original)
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If youâve spent any time on social media over the last few years, chances are youâve come across the YouTube dating show, âPop the Balloon or Find Love.â The concept is simple. Singles each hold a red balloon while a potential match stands in front of them. If someone loses interest, whether because of looks, values, lifestyle, or something said, they pop their balloon to show theyâre out. Sometimes, a contestant is rejected just for their shoes, or a balloon is popped before anyone ev
Why people canât stop talking about Jonasi from Netflixâs âThe Polygamistâ | CNN (opens the original)
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Netflixâs South African drama âThe Polygamistâ has become one of the streamerâs biggest international word-of-mouth hits, climbing the charts far beyond Africa and turning its lead characters into global talking points about relationships and emotional abuse. But the showâs success isnât just about its shocking plot twists. Adapted from Zimbabwean author Sue Nyathiâs 2012 novel of the same name, âThe Polygamistâ follows the dark secrets and emotional fallout hidden behind the g
Singer MOLIYâs new mixtape is a soundtrack for âbaddiesâ this summer | CNN (opens the original)
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For âShake It To The Max (FLY)â singer MOLIY, being a âbaddieâ is not about an outfit or a carefully curated image. âBeing a baddie is a state of mind,â she told CNN. âIt is a confidence thing. It is an aura thing. Itâs not a body type. Itâs not a piece of clothing.â That mindset is at the heart of her forthcoming mixtape, âBADDIES <3 MOLIY.â The project, rooted in the empowering state of mind that defines being a âbaddie,â is a global, dance-floor-ready collection se
In Nigeriaâs oil heartland, Olori Atuwatse III sees a different resource | CNN (opens the original)
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The Warri Kingdom is situated in the heart of Nigeriaâs oil-producing Niger Delta, a region whose petroleum wealth has helped fuel one of Africaâs largest economies for decades. But many surrounding communities lack basic infrastructure, clean drinking water, schools and healthcare. âThe kingdom sadly suffers from what I call the resource curse,â the queen consort, Olori Atuwatse III, told CNNâs Larry Madowo. âEverything is taken out, but nothing is developed.â How Olori Atuwatse I
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