Short News: With the documentary about Beyoncé & Solange Knowles, Hay x Muller van Severen and the MALAIKAMARKET

Let’s bake!

I have two baking projects that I really want to implement during the holidays: baking crispy focaccia and making my own fluffy croissants? Impossible? Tzz, two recipes prove the opposite. Attention and go!

Britney Spears announces memoir

Britney Spears has the official title, release date and cover of her upcoming memoir, “The Woman in Me“ announced: It is a reference to the lyrics of her 2001 song “I’m Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman”. The memoir promises to be “a story of freedom, fame, motherhood, survival, faith and hope” and will document Spears’ life in the public eye and trace her rise to pop superstardom and the challenges that came with it. However, the book is expected to focus primarily on the 13 years of her court-ordered guardianship. It should happen on October 24, 2023!

Mango “Capsule Collection”

The mango “Capsule Collection” is Mango’s highest quality collection, with a focus on exclusivity and special design. The new collection combines the right amount of elegance and coolness: fabrics such as viscose and silk are in the foreground and meet playful design and stylish accessories such as feathers and flower details. Bright colors such as bright yellow, poison green or ocean blue provide the basis for these very special creations. With the new capsule collection, Mango is launching another selection of perfect designs for selected occasions. The collection will be available online and in selected stores from July 17th.

Documentary tip: Beyoncé & Solange – The Queen of Pop and her soul sister

Beyoncé and Solange Knowles are the most successful sister couple in pop history. But while Beyoncé is systematically built up to become a megastar by her parents, her younger sister, Solange, has to fight for the family’s recognition. It takes a long time for her to step out of her sister’s shadow musically. A double portrait of two unequal exceptional artists. They couldn’t be more different: one is probably the biggest pop star of our time, the other puts her complex artistic demands above commercial success. This is not a coincidental development: While Beyoncé is systematically built up to become a megastar by her parents, her sister, Solange, who is five years younger, has to fight with all her might for support and recognition from her family. It was only later that she managed to step out of her sister’s shadow as an independent artist and emancipate herself musically. The documentary goes in search of clues to Houston, the hometown of the two exceptional artists. Together with companions and friends such as singing teacher David Lee Brewer and pastor Rudy Rasmus, she sheds light on the lives and careers of the dissimilar sisters. As the frontwoman of the band Destiny’s Child, which was managed by her father, Beyoncé began her meteoric career in the late 1990s.

After the group split up in 2006, Beyoncé launched her solo career with seven studio albums and 32 Grammys to date. Solange, however, began her first steps into the spotlight in the second row: first as a background dancer for Destiny’s Child, later as a songwriter for her big sister. But she wants more. Her third solo album “A Seat at the Table” brings the longed-for liberation. The album is critically acclaimed, and Solange wins her first Grammy. After 30 years in her sister’s shadow, she has fought for her place at the table. The entire documentary will be available from Sunday Arte!

ASICS x Cecilie Bahnsen

ASICS and Cecilie Bahnsen are also joining forces again and bringing another sneaker collection onto the market that reinterprets the ASICS GT-2160TM sneaker. For this project, Cecilie Bahnsen teamed up with Japanese photographer Takashi Homma, a long-time partner of the brand, to create a visual presentation of the Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS collaboration.