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- Sep 11, 2026
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‘She changed the beauty industry’: how Charlotte Mensah brought black hair into the spotlight - AOL (opens the original)
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When Charlotte Mensah was a young child growing up in Accra, Ghana in the 1970s, she would spend hours watching her aunties having their hair intricately threaded, an ancient African technique where hair is wrapped tightly using yarn or thread. She didn’t know then that she would go on to become one of the most influential hairdressers in the UK. Renowned for championing natural black hair textures in mainstream culture, she has worked as hairstylist to singers Janelle Monáe and Erykah Badu, and
Children’s animation series Wolfoo found guilty of copying Peppa Pig - AOL (opens the original)
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The corporate owners of Peppa Pig have won a copyright battle against the copycat animation Wolfoo after a judge ruled the latter had illegally used audio from the famous cartoon pig. The US-headquartered entertainment company Hasbro, which owns the rights to Peppa Pig, sued SConnect – the Vietnamese makers of Wolfoo – for copyright infringement regarding videos which used short audio clips of Peppa and her family saying words such as “Hooray!” A high court judge in London has ordered all videos
Back to the future as young England fans embrace fashion of the noughties (opens the original)
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For many watching their team beat Norway at a south London nightclub the look was as important as the game The Carpet Shop nightclub in Peckham, south London, is ordinarily packed with rowdy crowds at the weekend. But Saturday night’s liveliness was not congregated around the DJ on the dancefloor, the crowd was at the sold-out venue for England’s victorious quarter-final game at the 2026 World Cup, and the young spectators were there for the fashion as much as they were for the football. Luke Gr
Back to the future as young England fans embrace fashion of the noughties - AOL (opens the original)
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The Carpet Shop nightclub in Peckham, south London, is ordinarily packed with rowdy crowds at the weekend. But Saturday night’s liveliness was not congregated around the DJ on the dancefloor, the crowd was at the sold-out venue for England’s victorious quarter-final game at the 2026 World Cup, and the young spectators were there for the fashion as much as they were for the football. Luke Grandon and Mattia Guarnera, both 27, are “massive” football fans, and their love for the game is expressed i
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