Editor of Simply Oloni on London Live Discussing 50 Shades Of Grey
Earlier this week I was asked to join a debate on London Live. I sat alongside Natalie Collins who is a from a group called 'Fifty Shades Is Domestic Abuse'. I guess it's clear what the discussion was about. Whether
5 Ways To Get Your Creative Juices Flowing
Whether you’re an artist or not, there is always a creative aspect to anything you do. There’s no doubt, with deadlines rummaging around our minds, sometimes we get stuck in a rut and tend to run to our comfort zones,
The Dream Nation Gala Photo That Had Many People Talking
A few days ago a picture posted on Instagram of a few black students went viral on UK Twitter. The photo above displays them practically being goofy at the Dream Nation Gala event, (that we told you all about weeks
Ways To Save And Spend
Here at Simply Oloni we have a few ways on how to keep track on what you spend! We've made a list that have some great tips on how to save money, especially for university students
The Social Stigma Behind Black Women And Their Beauty
Guest writer Anthony Olanipekun speaks about some of the problems black women face
How To Stick To Your New Year’s Resolutions
So we're all in the new year and I'm sure many of you witnessed the “New year, new me” tweets on twitter and across every other social network known to man. According to psychologists, most of us set goals that
How I Got My DREAM Internship At Cosmopolitan
The editor of Simply Oloni shares how she got an internship with Cosmopolitan
Behaviour That People Think Is Negative But Are Healthy For You
Anger Anger has been looked at as a negative emotion, an emotion that we should forever keep under control. When you’ve been wronged and your personal boundaries have been crossed, an emotional energy rises up in you when you’re absolutely pissed.
The New Type Of Trophy Wife
Recently on E! News it was reported that the phrase “Trophy Wife” has a new meaning. This was due to the newly wed famous couple Amal and George Clooney. Since getting married to the human rights lawyer, she has practically