Global Majority Events In London – February 2023: Black Love Special
This month Cultured Bohemian has curated a list of London-based global majority-centered events happening in February to get you through the month. With events on screen, stage, exhibitions, and talks, there is an event for everyone. February is the month of love and we wanted to honour that with a Black love special. The running theme will manifest love in all the events. Screen Healing … Continue reading Global Majority Events In London – February 2023: Black Love Special
World Comedy Clash brings a united front
Kane Brown hosts a comedy palooza night at Hackney Empire like nothing before. With 9 comedians from 9 different countries, battling head-to-head on 1 stage to take the World Comedy Clash Crown. Being their first show since 2019, I knew the comedians would come out swinging. With a mixture of content spanning from racism to the infamous Oscar Slap, to growing up in a Caribbean … Continue reading World Comedy Clash brings a united front
To Catch A Dick – An ode to sexual empowerment
London Hughes is the comedian we all need during lockdown. British Comedian London Hughes is taking the US by storm. Her debut Netflix special ‘To Catch A Dick’ is the feel-good, self-empowering stand-up show you need to watch. Having dominated the British comedy scene and a successful tour at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Hughes is now ready to spread her wings under Kevin Hart’s guidance … Continue reading To Catch A Dick – An ode to sexual empowerment
Rhythm Kitchen – Caribbean Culture on a plate
With any cuisine, there are always dishes that pinpoint the culture in one bite. Italy has pasta, Japan has Sushi and Mexico – tacos! So, it was no surprise that when I went to Rhythm Kitchen, a Caribbean restaurant. I set off on a quest for Oxtail and anything jerked. Sitting just a short distance from Walthamstow Central station on Hoe Street, Rhythm Kitchen was … Continue reading Rhythm Kitchen – Caribbean Culture on a plate
More than a #hashtag
In recent years, it is becoming more and more popular for online movements to start and make changes in society. Support is given just from a single tap or swipe but are we truly making a difference? Millennials and Generation Zers have witnessed how political activism on social media has turned into powerful social movements that have brought about change and legislation. Social movements like #blacklivesmatter … Continue reading More than a #hashtag
Corona Culture
At a time where culture as we know it has been put on the back burner, we can take this moment to assess how the arts has truly impacted our quality of life. Most of the world is under government-enforced lockdowns with bars, restaurants, cinemas and gyms closed for at least another three weeks, many practitioners of the arts are being forced to use their … Continue reading Corona Culture
Autism on screen
Today is World Autism Awareness Day and TVBohemian is celebrating in televisual style. People who have Autism experience the world more uniquely than the average person, this affects how they interact in society. Autism is very common and affects an average of 1 in 100 people, symptoms may vary from person to person but social interaction and communication are at the heart of the developmental … Continue reading Autism on screen
Blow up Your TV!
TV Bohemian does AfroPunk London 2017! I had the pleasure of attending the second annual AfroPunk festival in London. This year, there were a variety of acts flying the AfroPunk flag. Corinne Bailey Rae, Danny Brown and Nao certainly left a mark in my memory, like with every treasure chest there is always one unforgettable gem. Willow Smith professionally known as Willow, shared the stage … Continue reading Blow up Your TV!
11 Cartoons That Got Too Real
“Things never turn out like they do in the movies.” – Chuckie, Rugrats. Continue reading 11 Cartoons That Got Too Real