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Project 15

Apprenticeship Program Name: Radio Campbuzz Project Name: RJ for Rangdhonu and script writer for shows Program Date: Fall 2017 – Fall 2018 Program Description: I joined this program when Kashfia Ma’am was the advisor for the program. She assigned me to a RJ position for a weekly show called, “Rangdhonu”. And I had to write the script for the show as well. What I had to do was be a host for the show and the show is about pop culture and entertainment. So we had to talk about any new update on Hollywood and Bollywood. Program Justification: What the show provided was to let the students know about any pop culture and to let them enjoy some entertainment before going back to class. There were other shows but this show made me realize how fun it is to be a RJ. Due to this show, I was even awarded the best RJ in Radio Campbuzz of Spring 2018. Program Name: Rangdhonu. Program Time: Every Wednesday from 12 pm to 1 pm.

Picture 1: This is me before the show of Rangdhonu at the station.

Picture 2: This is the poster that declared that Nabeela apu and I were the host of the show, Rangdhonu, on social media.

Picture 3: This was the award and the certificate of me winning the best RJ.

Script for the 5th Rangdhonu show: Written by: Wangkhem Thonglen

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Sonam Kapoor ties the knot! Celebrity marriages are always the talk of the town, especially when it is the much-awaited wedding of one of Bollywood's most beloved stars, Sonam Kapoor. In an event of grand celebrations, Sonam Kapoor has finally tied the knot last Tuesday, May 8, with her long-time boyfriend Anand Ahuja. For those who don't know, Anand Ahuja is a businessman who has founded his own fashion brand named Bhane. His Delhi-based business has made him quite successful despite his young age, and fans know him well for always being addressed fondly in Sonam's online posts. The couple is active on social media, and has never failed to win hearts through their messages of adoration and love. Radio Cambuzz wishes the couple a happy conjugal life!

SaRa May 12 marked the grand opening of SaRa's first showroom in Mirpur. The fashion house made a huge statement with endorsements from stars like Sara Zaker, Oyshee, Shahtaj, Pritom, Xefer, Azim, Doyel and many others. They were present during the opening, along with the owner S.M Khaled.

RABINDRA FESTIVALS AROUND THE COUNTRY The celebration of 157th birth anniversary of Tagore in Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka. Artistes performed in a programme by Jayita Rabindra Sangeet Shomillon Porishod in Mymensingh. Artistes did a cultural show in Rabindra Mela, Channel i premises, Dhaka. Artistes from Bangladesh and India performed in Rabindra Festival in Shelaidah Kuthibari, Kushtia. Also Sirajganj.

30 years of BAMBA - More than just bands After a break of almost four years, Bangladesh Musical Bands Association, better known as BAMBA, recently arranged a mega concert, 'BAMBA Live Chapter 1', in Dhaka. The turnout was huge, with the spacious hall room of the International Convention Centre, Bashundhara, filled to the brim with fans eager to get a glimpse of their favorite bands and listen to their all-time hits. 11 of the 27 bands under the umbrella of BAMBA, including Warfaze, Miles, Shunno, Aurthohin, Nemesis, Vikings, Feedback, Dalchhut, Maq O' Dhaka, Pentagon and Arbovirus performed at the concert. Star Showbiz recently invited BAMBA to participate at a roundtable discussion at The Daily Star Centre. Hamin Ahmed, President of BAMBA; Sheikh Monirul Alam Tipu, General Secretary; Fuad Naser Babu, Vice President; Maqsoodul Haque (Mac), Executive Committee Member; Mohammad Ali Shumon, Treasurer; and Doza Alan, CEO, SkyTracker Limited, took part in the roundtable discussion. It was facilitated by Star Showbiz Editor Rafi Hossain. The discussion focused on BAMBA's current activities and the way forward in the face of the challenges confronting our music industry.

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Zoe Saldana on the Hollywood Walk of Fame After smashing success as the alien warrior Gamora in the Guardians of the Galaxy films and more recently, Avengers: Infinity War, Zoe Saldana is on a path to eternal stardom, literally. She joins the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin and her co-actor Chris Pratt, by receiving her very own star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Zoe Saldana took to Instagram to express her gratitude, saying she is blessed and honored to be a part of the history of Hollywood. “May this open more doors for Latinx and all other under-represented community!” she further stated. Zoe Saldana has also appeared in James Cameron's 2009 film Avatar and the recent Star Trek trilogy. Being a constant presence in blockbuster sci-fi and fantasy films, Zoe Saldana is expected to become a top name in this specific genre quite soon. 2018 71st Cannes Film Festival From Tuesday May 8th til Saturday May 19th. Australian actress Cate Blanchett has been named as the President of the Jury. Asghar Farhadi's psychological thriller Everybody Knows, starring Javier Bardem, Penélope Cruz and Ricardo Darín, opened the festival and competes in the Main Competition section The Han Solo spinoff Solo: A Star Wars Story touched down Tuesday at the Cannes Film Festival, bringing its cast and a full-sized Chewbacca to the French Riviera extravaganza. Director Ron Howard, wearing a hat that read “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,” introduced his cast before the film’s international premiere at Cannes. Sonam Kapoor wows at the red carpet of Cannes Film Festival 2018. Bollywood superstar Aishwarya Rai Bachchan once again stole the show as she walked the prestigious red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival, this time in a stunning ultra-violet, blue and red gown that reflected the metamorphosis of a butterfly. History was made at this year's 71st Cannes Film Festival on Saturday as 82 women, representing the limited number of women filmmakers selected over its more than seven-decade history, made a symbolic walk up the red carpet. The stars, filmmakers and other professionals ascended the steps of the Palais des Festivals at the Cannes Film Festival, protesting for the solidarity of the women in the industry who are struggling for a voice, equal pay, as well as a safer work place. The five female members of this year's Cannes jury-- Cate Blanchett, Kristen Stewart, Ava DuVernay, Lea Seydoux and Burundian singer Khadja Nin, along with Jane Fonda, Salma Hayek and Marion Cotillard were among the group of women.

Link 3 Mim Mantasha Superstar in the making Winning the country's biggest pageant is not an ordinary feat. Mim Mantasha has won not just a crown, but also the hearts of millions. Awaiting a new journey, the Lux Channel i Superstar 2018 winner shares her story with The Daily Star. A final year student of Fine Arts at Jahangirnagar University, Mim has always been a creative and curious soul. She was an avid follower of the contest for a long time. This year, she finally took the decision to compete. Taking part in the competition was certainly not a cakewalk. “We went through vigorous training sessions. We did yoga in the mornings,” explains Mim. Before the task rounds, the contestants went through fifteen days of training for ramp walk, acting, dancing, and many other skills. The photo shoots, acting, and improvisation rounds were Mim's favourite tasks in the competition. “I was nervous but in a scene, I got to convince people through my acting that my child was lost. I enjoyed it,” Mim smiles, adding that the competition was an overall memorable experience. Although she is highly enthusiastic about working in the media, she wants to take more preparations before doing so. She is now Lux Bangladesh's brand ambassador and has also won the opportunity to work on television and feature film projects of Impress Telefilm. Before hitting the silver screen, Mim wants to explore the world of television. Being a painter at heart, Mim also wants to continue painting and have her own exhibition in the future. Further to this, she intends to work for children who need special care. “I am in a fortunate position and it is our duty to take care of those in need.” says Mim. With great intentions, we hope Mim Mantasha excels at every step of her future endevours.

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Avengers Infinity War Review The plot itself is pretty simple. There are six stones that possess mystic powers and he/she who possesses all the stones is by default the most powerful being in the universe. Our Marvel superheroes must forget their own conflicts and join forces against Thanos to restore the fate of the universe and its inhabitants. Of course, watch the movie to know how things pan out. Avengers: Infinity War is the movie of movies, and let me tell you why. Most, if not all, the characters of the MCU are present in this film and bring their own flavour into the mix. Thor is mourning the loss of his home and hammer, Stark feels he needs to take a break from saving the world, Captain America is still out to bring justice the right way, and Hulk has no control over himself. I don't know what formula the Russo brothers have applied in their direction but I watched in awe how all the characters blended to deliver multiple storylines within a movie. Yes, I have also compared this movie to a mega three-hour episode of your daily soap opera. Avengers: Infinity War is the comprehensive Marvel movie; it is the beginning of an end. It lifts you, it hits you, and leaves you with a cliffhanger extraordinaire. See it to believe it and it'll still be unbelievable. By next weekend, Infinity War will top $1.78 billion and could sit around $1.8 billion, ensuring Marvel's year-to-date tally exceeds $3.1 billion by next Sunday.

Deadpool 2 Marketing Right off the bat, you see how Deadpool has scratched out the 20th Century Fox logo and put “TBD,” which is a sly allusion to the ongoing Disney/Fox (and Comcast?) merger drama. The content of the letter is exactly what you might expect from the Merc with a Mouth. Pop culture references, silly puns, bad language, and Ryan Reynolds bashing. Then, at the bottom, instead of the #ThanosDemandsYourSilence, we get #WadeWilsonDemandsYourSisterSorryStupidAutoCorrectSilence. See, you guys, it’s funny! And not at all trying too hard. Kidding aside, the marketing for “Deadpool 2” has been pretty top notch, but perhaps not as great as the first film. Recently, the film premiered a music video for the soundtrack featuring Celine Dion singing an over-the-top ballad while a high-heel-wearing Deadpool does an interpretive dance around the diva. It’s ridiculous and fun. And also, the most recent trailer seems to have struck a chord with fans, who are coming down off their ‘Infinity War’ high.

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Top 10 Hollywood Box Office Weekend 1. Avengers: Infinity War - $62,078,047 (Total Grossing – $548,090,150) 2. Life of the Party - $17,886,075 (New) 3. Breaking In - $17,630,285 (New) 4. Overboard - $9,864,415 5. A Quiet Place - $6,455,396 (Total Grossing - $169,608,030) 6. I Feel Pretty - $3,805,437 7. Rampage - $3,462,442 (Total Grossing - $89,827,105) 8. Tully - $2,248,945 9. Black Panther - $2,077,207 (Total Grossing - $696,331,818) 10. RBG - $1,188,186

Billboard’s top 10 Hits 1. This Is America – Childish Gambino (New) 2. Nice For What – Drake (Last Week: 1) 3. God’s Plan – Drake 4. Psycho – Post Malone Featuring Ty Dolla $ign (Last Week: 2) 5. Meant To Be – Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line 6. The Middle – Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey 7. Look Alive – BlocBoy JB Featuring Drake 8. Never Be The Same – Camila Cabello 9. Perfect – Ed Sheeran (Last Week: 12) 10. No Tears Left To Cry – Ariana Grande Learning and reflections: This program made me realize the inner potential I had to be so extrovert and be a good host. I learned what to do or say after getting stuck during a live session. I have improved my speaking skills and the flow of a RJ host on how to talk and say because they have a different tone when it comes to a live session. I have taken all these skills from this program and I even got selected and did a short commercial video for Spice FM Radio. I also learned how to write a script for a radio show.

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gay-impressionist · 3 years

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Hellooo! All the Song Rec questions with 3 please ✨

I guess you understood my not so subtle wish to answer everything so thank you haha 👀😅💕

PS : I don't always have a favorite so I often just chose something I really liked and tried not to put the same artist twice

1. Three songs with the same name

I couldn't find three 😬

Dreaming of you – The Coral

Dreaming of you – L'impératrice

2. A song for when you’re sad

Anyone – Demi Lovato

3. A song for when you’re happy

You Can Never Tell – Chuck Berry

4. The best song to dance to

Les démons de minuit – Image

5. The best song to drive to

Toxic – Britney Spears

6. The best song off your favorite album

Genius – LSD

7. The best song from any soundtrack

Seventeen - Lili Reinhart, Cole Sprouse, Vanessa Morgan, Madelaine Petsch (Riverdale Heathers musical episode)

8. A song for the morning and a song for the night

Morning : Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay – Ottis Redding

Night : Nuit – Requin Chagrin

9. A song that makes you nostalgic

Comme des enfants – Cœur de Pirate

10. The best instrumental song

Suite Bergamasque - Debussy

11. A song from the year you were born

La Tribu de Dana - Manau

12. A song from your favorite solo artist

Good in bed – Dua Lipa

13. A song from your favorite movie

La gloire de mon père – Vladimir Cosma

14. A song starting with the first letter of your name

Let's straighten it out – Latimore

15. A song by your favorite band

Sweet Sun –Milky Chance

16. A song from ten years ago

Over the rainbow - IZ

17. A song that reminds you of winter

Weiße Wand – AnnenMayKantereit

18. A song that reminds you of spring

Kiss in the Shadows – Sweatson Klank

19. A song that reminds you of summer

Chan Chan – Buena Vista Social Club

20. A song that reminds you of fall

California Dreaming – The Mamas & The Papas

(i know it’s supposed to be in winter but it has fall vibes to me)

21. A song for a slow Sunday morning

Charcoal Baby – Blood Orange

22. A song to fall asleep to

could cry just thinkin about you – Troye Sivan

23. A song from 2013

Thrift Shop – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

24. A song from the 70’s

Soudain il ne reste qu'une chanson – Claude François

25. A song from the 80’s

Sunday Bloody Sunday – U2

26. A song from the 90’s

U Can't Touch This – MC Hammer

27. A song from the 00’s

Dernière danse - Kyo

28. A song that you discovered recently

Noir paradis - Georgio

29. A song you unexpectedly really like

Just because of you (Come on my love) – Eric Filet

= la chanson de Les Bronzés font du ski mdr

30. The best song to sing along to

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen

31. The best road trip song

La Traversée – Radio Elvis

especially good for train rides

32. Two by an artist who passed away

Wishing well / Come & Go - Juice Wrld

33. Your favorite song from your favorite show

With Love, Vincent – Murray Gold

34. A song that reminds you of a book

Black Beatles (Rae Sremmurd Cover) - Waxx ft. Bleeker

(I listened to that song on repeat when I read Beronica fics a looong time ago, now it always make remind me of those)

35. A song that makes you want to go on an adventure

Into the Unknown – Panic! At The Disco

36. The best cover of a song

Rock El Casbah – Rachid Taha

37. The first three songs that come up when you hit shuffle

Finally – James Arthur

Cuz I Love You – Lizzo

Latch – Disclosure ft. Sam Smith

38. A song from your favorite genre

Sun – Two Door Cinema Club

39. A song with a number in the title

40 Day Dream – Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

40. A song with a place in the title

Paris – Brigitte

41. A song with a person’s name in the title

Marcia Baïla – Les Rita Mitsouko

42. A completely ridiculous song

Fous ta cagoule – Fatal Bazooka

43. A song by an artist from a different country than you

Σιγά μην κλάψω, σιγά μη φοβηθώ (I won't cry, I won't be scared) – Killah P, aka a Greek antifascist rapper who was murdered by a neo-nazi in 2013.

Here is a video with the lyrics in the subtitles

44. A song from your childhood

Confessions Nocturnes – Diam's & Vitaa

45. A song that makes you cry

Petit pays – Gaël Faye

About the Burundian civil war and theTutsis genocide. I cried even more after reading his book (I didn’t watch the film tho)

46. A song that reminds you of a vacation you took

Naive – The Kooks

47. A song that reminds you of a friend

Pompeii – Bastille

48. A song for a late night

Saint-Lambert – La Bronze

49. A song that makes you feel better

Mir-e Nowruz (Ramteen Remix) - Ahmad Ali Rezayi

50. Your absolute favorite song (or just right now)

My favorite song ever : Wastin' Time – The Shoes

#THANK YOU SO MUCH #i took me forever but i could ramble about music for hours so idc #ask #music

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[TASK 183: RWANDA]

In celebration of February being Black History Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 220+ Rwandan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK - examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

Cécile Kayirebwa (1946) Rwandan - singer.

Kiara Kabukuru (1975) Rwandan / Ankole Ugandan - model.

Sonia Rolland (1981) Tutsi Rwandan / French - actress, model, and Miss France 2000.

Somi / Laura Kabasomi Kakoma (1981) Rwandan / Ugandan - actress, singer-songwriter, and cellist.

Miss Jojo / Iman Uwineza / Josiane Uwineza (1982) Rwandan - singer.

Dorothée Munyaneza (1982) Rwandan - actress, singer, dancer, and choreographer.

Miss Shanel / Ruth Nirere (1985) Rwandan - actress and singer.

Eliane Umuhire (1986) Rwandan - actress.

Aline Gahongayire (1986) Rwandan - actress and singer.

Judith Heard (1986) Tutsi Rwandan - model, socialite, and humanitarian.

Dallila Hermans (1986) Rwandan - reality tv personality and author.

Knowless / Jeanne d’Arc Ingabire Butera (1990) Rwandan - singer.

Grace Bahati (1990) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2009.

Queen Cha / Yvonne Mujyemana (1991) Rwandan - singer.

Shaddyboo (1992) Rwandan - instagrammer (shaddyboo_92).

Miss Erica / Irakoze Erica (1993) Rwandan / Burundian - singer-songwriter.

Aurore Mutesi Kayibanda (1993) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2012.

Sherrie Silver (1994) Rwandan - actress, dancer, and choreographer.

Colombe Akiwacu (1994) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2014.

Doriane Kundwa (1995) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2015.

Jolly Mutesi (1996) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2016.

Belle Oceanne Iradukunda (1996) Rwandan - actress and model.

Meghan Nimwiza (1998) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2019.

Elsa Iradukunda (1998) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2017.

Liliane Iradukunda (1999) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 2018.

Tanya Auclair (?) Rwandan / Unspecified White - actress, singer-songwriter, model, multi-instrumentalist, and producer.

Barbara Panther (?) Rwandan - singer-songwriter.

Mbabazi Ange (?) Rwandan - model.

Sasha Wilhelm (?) Rwandan, Belgian / Hungarian, British - actress, producer, and writer.

Amanda Kaneza (?) Rwandan - model.

Ingabire Louange (?) Rwandan - actress.

Dalila Uwera (?) Rwandan - model and Miss Rwanda 1993.

Kaneza Lynka-Amanda (?) Rwandan - model.

Dorcas Sebareme (?) Rwandan, Congolese - actress and model.

Aline Kalisa (?) Rwandan - actress and model.

Joy Zuba (?) Rwandan - model.

Payla Alexandre Kamagaju (?) Rwandan - model.

Raïssa Mata (?) Rwandan - model (instagram: msmata_).

Lyndz Tuyishime (?) Rwandan - model (instagram: lyndz_tuyishime).

Varlene Mukamunana (?) Rwandan - model (instagram: queenv20_).

Janvière (?) Rwandan - model (instagram: janvieremukama).

F - Athletes:

Marcianne Mukamurenzi (1959) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Apollinarie Nyinawabéra (1962) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Daphrose Nyiramutuzo (1972) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Inmaculle Naberaho (1973) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Laurence Niyonsaba (1973) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Épiphanie Nyirabaramé (1981) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Claudette Mukasakindi (1982) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Christine Mukamutesi (1983) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Pamela Girimbabazi (1985) Rwandan - swimmer.

Salima Mukansanga (1988) Rwandan - footballer.

Yolanda Ngarambe (1991) Rwandan / Finnish - middle-distance runner.

Jeanne d’Arc Girubuntu (1995) Rwandan - cyclist.

Beatha Ingabire (1995) Rwandan - cyclist.

Alphonsine Agahozo (1996) Rwandan - swimmer.

Olive Izerimana (1996) Rwandan - cyclist.

Johanna Umurungi (1996) Rwandan - swimmer.

Salome Nyirarukundo (1997) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Beatha Nishimwe (1998) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Magnifique Manizabayo (1999) Rwandan - cyclist.

Jacqueline Tuyishimire (1999) Rwandan - cyclist.

Genevieve Mukundente (1999) Rwandan - cyclist.

Lokua Kanza (1958) Tutsi Rwandan / Mongo Congolese - singer-songwriter.

Jean-Paul Samputu (1962) Rwandan - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Venuste Nshimiyimana (1963) Tutsi Rwandan - tv presenter and radio presenter.

Ben Kayiranga (1967) Tutsi Rwandan - singer and guitarist.

Dorcy Rugamba (1969) Tutsi Rwandan - actor, director, and author.

Michel Mpambara (1973) Rwandan - actor and comedian.

Christopher Simpson (1975) Rwandan, Greek / Irish - actor, singer-songwriter, and audiobook narrator.

Gilbert Ndahayo (1975) Rwandan - actor and filmmaker.

Corneille / Cornelius Nyungura (1977) Rwandan - singer-songwriter.

Frederic Jean (1981) Rwandan - actor and stuntman.

Gaël Faye (1982) Rwandan, Burundian / French - rapper-songwriter, singer, and author.

Shad / Shad K / Shadrach Kabango (1982) Rwandan - rapper, guitarist, and broadcaster.

Kitoko / Patrick Bibarwa (1985) Rwandan - rapper.

Stromae / Paul Van Haver (1985) Tutsi Rwandan / Flemish Belgian - rapper-songwriter, singer, keyboardist, and drummer.

Alpha Rwirangira (1988) Rwandan - singer-songwriter.

The Ben / Benjamin Mugisha (1987) Tutsi Rwandan - singer-songwriter.

Enric Sifa / Eric Nshimiyumuremyi (1988) Tutsi Rwandan - singer-songwriter, guitarist, and motivational speaker.

Usama Mukwaya (1989) Rwandan, Ganda Ugandan, Ankole Ugandan - actor, tv host, director, producer, and screenwriter.

Danny Nanone / Ntakirutimana Danny (1990) Rwandan - rapper-songwriter and singer.

Kevin / Kevin K / Kevin Kayirangwa (1991) Rwandan - singer and guitarist.

Ncuti Gatwa (1992) Rwandan - actor.

Roger Nsengiyumva (1994) Tutsi Rwandan - actor.

Trezzo Mahoro (1996) Rwandan - actor.

DJ Pius / Rukabuza Pius (?) Rwandan - singer, DJ, and producer.

Nkusi Arthur (?) Rwandan - actor, singer, comedian, and dancer.

Eloi El (?) Rwandan - singer and DJ.

Ras Kayaga / Ibrahim Nahimana (?) Rwandan - singer and guitarist.

Ian Nsenga (?) Rwandan - actor, director, producer, and writer.

Rutamu Elie Joe (?) Rwandan - DJ, radio personality, and tv presenter.

Jean Butoyi (?) Rwandan - tv presenter.

Nzozinziza Christian (?) Rwandan - model.

Oliver (?) Rwandan - model (instagram: i_am_olivier).

famousblvck (?) Rwandan - model.

M - Athletes:

John Nagenda (1938) Rwandan - cricketer.

Faustin Butéra (1955) Rwandan - sprinter.

Eulucane Ndagijimana (1961) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Mathias Ntawulikura (1964) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Alphonse Nshimiyiama (1965) Rwandan - cyclist.

Telesphore Dusabe (1965) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Seraphin Mugabo (1968) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Faustin Mparabanyi (1970) Rwandan - cyclist.

Eric Nshimiyimana (1972) Rwandan - footballer.

Patrick Ishyaka (1972) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Alphonse Munyeshyaka (1974) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Eric Eugène Murangwa (1975) Rwandan - footballer.

Désiré Mbonabucya (1977) Rwandan - footballer.

Emmanuel Rubayiza (1977) Rwandan - sprinter.

Claude Kalisa (1977) Tutsi Rwandan - footballer.

Alexis Sharangabo (1978) Rwandan - middle-distance runner.

Abraham Ruhumuriza (1979) Rwandan - cyclist.

Manfred Kizito (1980) Rwandan - footballer.

Dieudonné Disi (1980) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Nathan Byukusenge (1980) Rwandan - cyclist.

Ambroise Uwiragiye (1980) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Leonce Sekama (1980) Rwandan - cyclist.

Manix Auriantal (1980) Rwandan - basketball player.

Samson Ndayishimiye (1980) Rwandan - cyclist.

Edwin Ouon (1981) Rwandan - footballer.

Abdul Sibomana (1981) Rwandan - footballer.

Ellis Kayijuka (1981) Brazilian [Rwandan] - basketball player.

Jimmy Gatete (1982) Rwandan - footballer.

Elias Ntaganda (1982) Rwandan - footballer.

Matthew Miller (1982) Rwandan - basketball player.

Joseph Kizito (1982) Rwandan - footballer.

Robert Thomson (1982) Rwandan - basketball player.

Saïd Makasi (1982) Rwandan - footballer.

Karim Kamanzi (1983) Rwandan - footballer.

Olivier Karekezi (1983) Rwandan - footballer.

Jean Pierre Mvuyekure (1984) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Jean-Paul Eale Lutula (1984) Rwandan - footballer.

Kami Kabange (1984) Rwandan - basketball player.

Mémé Tchité / Mohamed Tchité (1984) Rwandan, Burundian, Congolese - footballer. - footballer.

Jimmy Mulisa (1984) Rwandan - footballer.

Kenny Gasana (1984) Rwandan - basketball player.

Henri Munyaneza (1984) Rwandan - footballer.

Robert Kajuga (1985) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Honore Kabongo (1985) Rwandan - footballer.

Bobo Bola (1985) Rwandan - footballer.

Junior Ndagano (1985) Rwandan - footballer.

Amandin Rutayisire (1985) Rwandan - basketball player.

Labama Bokota (1985) Rwandan - footballer.

Daddy Birori / Etekiama Agiti Tady (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Olivier Uwingabire (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Clavel Kayitaré (1986) Rwandan - paralympic sprinter.

Jean-Claude Ndoli (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Roger Tchouassi (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Eric Gasana (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Meddie Kagere (1986) Rwandan - footballer.

Adrien Niyonshuti (1987) Tutsi Rwandan - cyclist.

Jean-Pierre Mabula Hakiri (1987) Rwandan - footballer.

Gasore Hategeka (1987) Rwandan - cyclist.

Chris Rwabukamba (1987) Rwandan - football player.

Andre Lomami (1987) Rwandan - footballer.

Carlos Mugabo (1987) Rwandan - basketball player.

Kévin Monnet-Paquet (1988) Rwandan / French - footballer.

Joseph Biziyaremye (1988) Rwandan - cyclist.

Aristide Mugabe (1988) Rwandan - basketball player.

Jackson Niyomugabo (1988) Rwandan - cyclist.

Abouba Sibomana (1989) Rwandan - footballer.

Gilbert Manier Muvunyi (1990) Rwandan - footballer.

Jean-Claude Iranzi (1990) Rwandan - footballer.

Haruna Niyonzima (1990) Rwandan - footballer.

Darrius Garrett (1990) Rwandan - basketball player.

Michel Ndahinduka (1990) Rwandan - footballer.

Steven Godfroid (1990) Rwandan - footballer.

Jacques Tuyisenge (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Elias Uzamukunda (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Janvier Hadi (1991) Rwandan - cyclist.

Zhan Beleniuk (1991) Hutu Rwandan / Ukrainian - wrestler.

Jean-Luc Ndayishimiye (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Ernest Sugira (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Jean-Baptiste Mugiraneza (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Quentin Rushenguziminega (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Jessy Reindorf (1991) Rwandan - footballer.

Hervé Rugwiro (1992) Rwandan - footballer.

Hegman Ngomirakiza (1992) Rwandan - footballer.

Bonaventure Uwizeyimana (1993) Rwandan - cyclist.

Atuheire Kipson (1993) Rwandan - footballer.

Jean Bosco Nsengimana (1993) Rwandan - cyclist.

Gaël Bigirimana (1993) Rwandan / Burundian - footballer.

Salomon Nirisarike (1993) Rwandan - footballer.

Fred Yannick Uwase (1994) Rwandan - judoka.

Emery Bayisenge (1994) Rwandan - footballer.

Michel Rusheshangoga (1994) Rwandan - footballer.

Valens Ndayisenga (1994) Rwandan - cyclist.

Charles Tibingana (1994) Rwandan - footballer.

Imran Nshimiyimana (1994) Rwandan - footballer.

Félicien Muhitira (1994) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Muhadjiri Hakizimana (1994) Rwandan - footballer.

Emmanuel Sebareme (1995) Rwandan - cricketer.

Yannick Mukunzi (1995) Rwandan - footballer.

Eloi Imaniraguha (1995) Rwandan - swimmer.

Olivier Kwizera (1995) Rwandan - footballer.

Kubwimana Kazingufu Ali (1995) Rwandan - basketball player.

Alfred Mugabo (1995) Rwandan - footballer.

Olivier Shyaka (1995) Rwandan - basketball player.

Patrick Sibomana (1996) Rwandan - footballer.

Aldo Kalulu (1996) Rwandan / Congolese - footballer.

Djihad Bizimana (1996) Rwandan - footballer.

Joseph Areruya (1996) Rwandan - cyclist.

Mohamed Mushimiyimana (1996) Rwandan - footballer.

Fitina Omborenga (1996) Rwandan - footballer.

Abdul Rwatubyaye (1996) Rwandan - footballer.

Samuel Mugisha (1997) Rwandan - cyclist.

Gédéon Kalulu (1997) Rwandan / Congolese - footballer.

Aimable Nsabimana (1997) Rwandan - footballer.

Dominique Savio Nshuti (1997) Rwandan - footballer.

Frank Ntilikina (1998) Rwandan - basketball player.

Innocent Nshuti (1998) Rwandan - footballer.

Didier Munyaneza (1998) Rwandan - cyclist.

York Rafael (1999) Rwandan - footballer.

Ildephonse Sehirwa (?) Rwandan - long-distance runner.

Vincent Mashami (?) Rwandan - footballer.

Emmanuel Nkurunziza (?) Rwandan - cyclist.

Alexis Mutangana (?) Rwandan - footballer.

César Rwagasana (?) Rwandan - paralympic swimmer.

Baptiste Kayiranga (?) Rwandan - footballer.

Jean de Dieu Nkundabera (?) Rwandan - paralympic middle-distance runner.

Longin Rudasingwa (?) Rwandan - footballer.

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decaffeinatedponysoullover-blog · 5 years

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Young Spit

is influential among hes fans, and is said to be one of the most loved Burundian artist at the moment. He recently released a music video to hes recent hip hop/ Trap single “Ready set go” (on YouTube) He’s recent Album “Rock Star” is available on all digital marketing platforms.

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Kate Holt brings the women of South Sudan to MAC Birmingham

Katherine Emily Holt is a British photojournalist who was born in Zimbabwe and has spent the entirety of her career working in Africa and the Middle East. Kate Holt has travelled and learned a lot throughout her working years in photography and has continued to create moving projects that document different stories that show cultures in Africa, politics and out of the ordinary life experiences.

The exhibition

Kate Holt brings her beautiful exhibition to the Midlands Art Centre in Birmingham for people to view. The Midlands Art Centre was built in 1962 in Cannon Hill Park Birmingham. MAC Birmingham is one of the main attractions in the Black Country as it is full of exhibitions, art galleries, theatre, cinema, workshops, dance, comedy and crafts throughout the whole year. MAC Birmingham is dedicated to bringing different exhibitions to the Black Country to inspire all kinds of artistic people!

Katherine Holt has brought an admission free exhibition that explores the Women of South Sudan. The exhibition was first opened to the public on Saturday 30thMarch and will end on Sunday 19thMay 2019. The exhibition shows pictures that tell powerful and inspiring stories about the girls living in South Sudan despite all the hardships they face. The exhibition portrays a strong sense of female empowerment which could be ideal for any feminist writers or artists to go and explore deeper. These pictures were taken in 2018 as an assignment with PLAN International UK in South Sudan.

Holt ensured to bring an exhibition to the Black Country that will move all the audience that will go and see it. The photographs taken show us how the women in South Sudan navigate their daily lives despite living in a country where they are facing war, a lack of education, early teenage pregnancy, hunger and extreme poverty. This exhibition is an important one to go and explore as Katherine has carefully documented the stories of eight strong girls who still hold on to their dreams whilst telling us about the trials and tribulations they face in South Sudan. The purpose of these pictures is to evoke feeling from the audience, I felt touched and proud knowing these girls are getting a chance to use their voice to show us what women in Sudan are going through as this type of coverage isn’t in the mainstream media.

The women of South Sudan were granted independence in 2011 however things changed and took a turn when the power crisis happened in December 2013. South Sudan became a nation full of armed conflict as many people are still being killed in the civil war, a nation facing economic crisis and left millions of people without enough food to eat. The lives of these women along with their children remain in danger as the nation is still in the midst of a humanitarian crisis that has been driven by over four years of civil war. Kate Holt tries to portray this to us through this exhibition how these women are experiencing these hardships along with gender inequality and discrimination that is keeping them poor and hindering them from receiving an education.

Kate Holt’s career & awards

Katherine Holt has also worked on other women empowerment projects in the past. In June 2015, the photojournalist worked on a similar project on women’s rights, gender equality and child marriages. This project also aimed to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of Ethiopian girls living in different parts of the country. The freelance photographer is a Guardian contributor that works for the International media, NGOs and is a director of the communications agency. She has consistently showed her skill behind the camera as she is an award-winning humanitarian. Holt has been awarded twice for the Amnesty award for Humanitarian Reporting. Once in 2005, she was awarded for her articles and in 2010 for a photographic series on elderly people in Zimbabwe where she was born. Her work has been honoured and been shown in exhibitions across many countries in the world. In 2010, Katherine produced work with six Ugandan & Burundian soldiers as she taught them photography when she was embedded with the troops on the frontline of Mogadishu. This exhibition was moved to the National Museum in Uganda but was permanently put in the AMISOM base in Mogadishu international Airport.

The exhibition in MAC Birmingham is one for everyone to attend before it closes from public viewing on 19thMay 2019 at 9pm. Kate Holt has done an incredible job with putting this exhibition together to increase awareness on such important stories that are not making the British mainstream media. The personal accounts from the eight girls are unique and Kate makes sure to show us how brave these girls are whilst living in a nation like South Sudan. Kate Holt worked with Plan International UK which has teams that have been responding to this ongoing crisis providing the necessary tools to households that will help improve their nutrition and promote their hygiene.

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shakanotzulu · 1 year

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A while back I saw a burundian animated show and felt inspired to draw this.

#fan art #character design #burundi cartoon #african cartoon #nifloof #magical girl #mahou #black art #burundian art #burundian artist

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youralbrightknox · 5 years

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Here is a full view of this week's #WhatIsItWednesday puzzle: Serge Alain Nitegeka's "BLACK SUBJECTS: Still II," 2014, on view in "We the People: New Art from the Collection." The experience of being in exile and seeking asylum is central to Nitegeka’s identity and artistic practice. In both his sculptures and paintings, Nitegeka prefers to use wood, which he associates with the shipping industry as well as "informal housing," or slums. [Serge Alain Nitegeka (Burundian, born 1983). "BLACK SUBJECTS: Still II," 2014. Triptych: paint and charcoal on wood, 96 1/16 x 144 15/16 inches (244 x 368.1 cm). Collection Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York; Gift of Mrs. George A. Forman, by exchange, 2014 (2014:29a-c). © Serge Alain Nitegeka] #albrightknox #art #museum #artmuseum #sergealainnitegeka #wethepeopleak http://bit.ly/2RiNVts

#AlbrightKnox #Museum #Buffalo

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ramlov · 6 years

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BOUNDLESS - Gallery LOCALEDUE, Bologna IT, January 11, 2018

The two artists on show, Barbara Jane Matera, Italian-American and Gedske Ramløv, of danish origins, started from a reflection in common, that sees the concept of border as a construct of man and a convention of society.

Playing on the ambiguity of the use of the term, they have focused with irony on the positivity that the word carries in itself. Their reflection has expanded and through different researches, that refer to philosophical and sociological approaches, the two artists exhibit drawings, videos and an installation, works that have internet resources as traits d'union.

Gedske Ramløv presents a series of twelve drawings, composing one single work entitled Terminator - studies for a topography of twilight zones (painful crossings).

The title Terminator derives from the astronomical term for the crepuscular line that marks the transit from day to night, an undefined line in which the elements of light and dark coexist. The passage between these two opposites is just a shadow line, and it can be seen as an element of contiguity or separation, never fixed, but always in progress. The inspiration for this reflection comes from the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, who claimed that the dynamism of reality is based on the conflict of the opposites, in which one cannot exist without the other.

In this artwork the artist decided to work on the crossings that human beings have perpetually made in the course of history of man, as migrants or refugees. Being aware not only of the condition of the invisibility of these people, but also of the territories they pass through – shadow areas in all respects, unknown to those not directly involved – she made a work of identification of these territories, selecting, among many, only the ones that could be precisely found on Google Earth, a privileged tool for the geographical location.

Some of these crossings areas report to the past: the famous Ellis Island, which was bearer of hope and change of identity for those who were lucky enough to be permitted to go on, or of disillusionment and tragedy, for those who did not exceed the health criteria or were unwanted; the Berlin Wall; the Øresund, where Danish Jews were ferried to Sweden during the Second World War; the Grand Trunk Road, that became the pathway of the Great Exodus between India and Pakistan accomplished by thousands of Hindus and Muslims in 1947.

Others areas refer to present facts: the Rohingya drama in Myanmar, and the crossing of the border between Mexico and the United States. Other places refer to forgotten facts: the forced transfer of the entire population of the ancient Thule settlement in Greenland, to make space for an American military base; the attack suffered by a group of Tibetan monks, with the killing of a woman and the wounding of many others by Chinese soldiers at the Nangpa La Pass, on the border between Tibet (China) and Nepal, on September 30, 2006; the wait of hundreds of Burundian refugees gathered on the shores of Tanganyika Lake in the village of Kagunga in western Tanzania, on May 18, 2015. And others refer to crossings areas close to us, as the route of those facing the Libyan desert to reach Europe and, later, the Eurotunnel under the English Channel; or the river Suva Reka between Greece and Macedonia.

In drawing the sites, Ramløv maintained the flattening effect and the distortion of the satellite images determined by the algorithms of the digital program, that causes a sense of estrangement in observing the photos. She has taken into account the light/dark opposites, and has highlighted the shadows in the images, transmitting a sense of suspension, even psychological, that these spaces carry within themselves. The series of drawings, created with charcoal pencils on paper, consists in one long endless vanishing line, that can never be interrupted. Moreover, the artist decided to expose, isolated from the others, a smaller drawing representing The Expulsion from the Garden of Eden by Masaccio, deliberately ‘distorted’ as well as the rest of the drawings, the only one in which the human figure is present, constituting a real key to understanding the work.

Katia Baraldi, the curator

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