UB40’s new single has touched the hearts of football fans across the UK. Even rival teams are singing the praises of the new Birmingham City Football Club (BCFC) song and now want to wear “Royal Blue,” the team’s colours, because they like the song so much. Will it replace Keep Right On? | video | article |
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Is an immersive experience the same as virtual reality?
Eric Brouillet has been creating immersive experiences for high profile brands across North America for decades. He is the founder and president of Vibrant. He explains the difference between the concept of immersive experience and virtual reality for us below.
Continue reading Is an immersive experience the same as virtual reality?Ohio Players and Bootsy Collins performing at Cincinnati-Baltimore playoff game halftime show
Ohio Players and Parliament-Funkadelic star, and Cincinnati native, the legendary Bootsy Collins will be performing a four-minute set at Halftime at the Cincinnati and Baltimore playoff game on Sunday January 15 at Paycor Stadium in Ohio.
Continue reading Ohio Players and Bootsy Collins performing at Cincinnati-Baltimore playoff game halftime showJohn Boyega reps Frito-Lay FIFA World Cup commercial shot in Toronto
British actor John Boyega gives us “a taste of the beautiful game” in a commercial set in a local corner shop in Toronto. In an energetic history lesson on the world’s most popular sport, the actor roots for Canada in the FIFA World Cup championships with a big bag of Frito-Lay potato chips in his hands.
Continue reading John Boyega reps Frito-Lay FIFA World Cup commercial shot in TorontoLeBron James and Andrew Wiggins host all-star events to kick-off Toronto Caribbean Carnival weekend
The presence of two superstar athletes in Toronto for two highly-anticipated events tied to the Toronto Caribbean Carnival culture festival is creating an exciting buzz throughout the city.
Continue reading LeBron James and Andrew Wiggins host all-star events to kick-off Toronto Caribbean Carnival weekendSimone Biles got everyone confused over her engagement
Olympian and World medallist Simone Biles posted yet another cryptic post about her recent engagement and got social media all confused. The gymnast’s post did a triple double on the minds of her followers on Twitter.
Continue reading Simone Biles got everyone confused over her engagementMusician Kodak Black among the injured at Justin Bieber concert after-party in West Hollywood
Multiple reports say that rapper Kodak Black was among the four people injured outside a restaurant when shots were fired following a Justin Bieber concert at an Italian restaurant in West Hollywood, Los Angeles early Saturday morning.
Continue reading Musician Kodak Black among the injured at Justin Bieber concert after-party in West HollywoodSinger Estelle joins Wes Iwundu and Eric Archibald for Diplomacy’s Free The Future pop-up store opening in LA
Premium streetwear brand Diplomacy struck up a partnership with NBA player Wes Iwundu and enlisted the timeless, genre-defying, GRAMMY-winning, singer-songwriter Estelle from West London for the opening of the brand’s first ever Free The Future pop-up store in Los Angeles on Friday. | Video | Photos |
Continue reading Singer Estelle joins Wes Iwundu and Eric Archibald for Diplomacy’s Free The Future pop-up store opening in LAFilmmaker Ken Burns looks at the life of Muhammad Ali five years later
The day Muhammad Ali died in the summer of 2016 was a beautiful and sunny day much like the personality that shone from the man himself. After hearing the news I continued on with my day in a haze of disbelief thinking that it wasn’t true even though his departure was not so unexpected.
Continue reading Filmmaker Ken Burns looks at the life of Muhammad Ali five years laterToronto Caribbean Carnival cancels festival to minimize impact of the global health crisis
The annual festival that attracts millions of people to frolic in the streets of Toronto in celebration of Caribbean arts and culture and a highlight of the summer; featuring elaborate costumes, Caribbean music, and food in the Grand Parade by the shores of Lake Ontario, has been thwarted by the coronavirus pandemic.
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