Friday July 30th 2010
From Lifestyle
by Yvonne Ottley-Awuah
"Mmm...PRECIOUS loves checking out new beauty products and we think we may have just found ourselves a brand new favourite."
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From Success by Rasheed Ogunlaru
"You may well be experiencing a real desire to do something more fulfilling with your career, be your own boss, want more depth, love and mutual support and understanding in your relationships."
> Read more here.
From Lifestyle by Chelsea Black
So I arrived in D.C. glistening with anticipation and a lack of sleep one can only achieve in economy class. And there he was. And I fell my precious. Literally and metaphorically. That suitcase was heavier than I thought. We snogged in the car, sha***ed all over the apartment, and pillow talked every night. It was the perfect holiday and somewhere over paella, I decided that he was more than just a timeshare. > Click here to read more.
From Features by Sarah James-Cyrusthe
"Disturbingly, the government have announced dramatic public spending cuts. As well as significant job cuts, we will see the closure of libraries, police stations, museums, sports centres. I suggest this might be the trickiest proposal.
However, if you consider the fact that the majority of public spending in the past tended to be ‘pro-poor’, cuts to public spending will naturally affect those with lower incomes to a greater degree."
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From Lifestyle | The Precious Team
I don’t really have icons; however I do have people who I find aesthetically and stylishly interesting. Lady Gaga, Shingai from the Nosiettes and Bentley Fonsworth. The everyday person interests me too as well as art and culture. Fashion wise Chanel, Balenciaga and Marc Jacobs for me are quite influential. > Click here to read more.
From Spotlight : Critic's Cue by Amardeep Sohi
In Conversation with: David Harewood
Now that America has seen the talent here, it has really given a lot of the younger actors hope and I think that’s a really good thing. Although it’s a shame you have to go over there to become a big success. > Click here to read more..
From Success Interview with Natalie Mwedekeli
After graduating from university and getting the ‘dream job’ working for a well known film production and distribution company, I began to feel dissatisfied. It made it even clearer to me that working 9 – 5 for someone else was not a good fit for me. > Read more.