Imagine if you could document the rest of your life through photography? Without having to actually take photos manually every minute. Memoto, a kickstarter funded camera project has the solution. It’s a clip on camera that automatically takes photographs every 30 seconds and has GPS tracking embedded within them. No controls needed. Imagine, you could make a stop motion film of your whole life. If you remember to charge the camera every two days. More on the reverse.

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Our friends over at RMediacircle have teamed up with Dreamwear to create a masterclass for young entrepreneurs who are thinking of starting up their own brand. The session will look at the conceptual beginnings of starting a brand right through to production processes and product development. ‘Creating a Brand | Class 101’ will be at The Cube on Commercial Street between 12-6pm, if you’re hoping to start your own label in the future and aren’t sure how, then it might be useful for you to check this out.

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Clapham and Chelsea were treated to an injection of southern USA soul for two weeks while New Orleans inspired pop-up, Jambalaya took residence in The Jam Tree this month, between 14th - 28th April. You know we love a bit of soul, and we love a lot of food ’round here, so last week, I went to check it out!

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Sometimes you scroll through Facebook not really expecting to see anything but pure crap but you continue to scroll anyway. Today was one of those days where i was scrolling through a bunch of crap until I stumbled across this video of Suli Breaks speaking some spoken word poetry. The content of this poem really resonated with me as I am a Graduate who is still looking for a job. He breaks down how exams and exam results may not be the best way to assess students and expresses that they do not determine a persons overall career prospects. I may be doing this poem a disservice by trying to explain what it is all about so I urge all to just head on over to the flipside and give it a little watch. Enjoy.

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We’re back again. You’re probably reading this as you kick start your day and if you need any new song recommendations for your week then hop on after the cut. We’ve got a plethora, from the Gatsby soundtrack to Janelle Monae and more. It’s a good one for your ears. Anyway, how would you like us to switch up Eargasms? Let us know if you have any suggestions for us.

Definitely think this is a first, an Instagram biography. Wonderful crafted by Natalie Massanet, the founder of Net-A-Porter for Vogue’s Festival which took place yesterday. She decided to share her journey and important lessons that she learned along the way from Junior Editor to Founder and Executive chairman. She calls it the Bookagram/Instabook. Even if you’re not into fashion, it’s definitely an inspiring browse - her come up is insane. ‘WARNING! The following contains language that may be inspiring to some groups.’ Hop on after the cut.

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Anyone a frequent art gallery lurker?! Every time I do end up going to them, I always come across a piece that I’d like in my future home. Heck, I’m not spending £ millions on a genuine Van Gogh piece, the art buying world is something I don’t ever want to get into. Ain’t nobody got time for that or the overdraft. I don’t see anything wrong in buying a print, it’s not a replica - it’s a print. You’re never going to get a friend come around your house and say ‘OMG that’s a fake!’ - unless you’re pretty well off. The folks over at Saatchi have a good range of paintings for sale on offer online and the best part is, if you’re a talented artist - you can even sell your work on there. Picked a few of my favourite on the reverse.

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What a glorious day in our beautiful city, the multifaceted Musa Owkonga picked no better day to release his new short film, a beautiful poem celebrating London life. Musa’s fighting talk about his hometown is something I can relate to, heck, why else would we be running this site if we didn’t love LONDON. What makes the this even more special is the interactivity - the 360 degree version by the folks at YellowBird is something special. Spare a few minutes, feed your ears and eyes. No place like home.

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When I look at these suits by Paulo Succar I can’t help but think about Dent de Man. Although two different brands with two different designers their unconventional approach to what suits can and should look like is quite similar. Not confined to the typical tones down safe box both offer a refreshing and so what out there take on a suit. Bright colours, patterns and bold graphics are at the very forefront of what Paulo Succar has to offer as you can see in this preview of his Spring/Summer collection. Take a look and let us know what you think of these very polarising suits.

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Some of y’all will be familiar with and may even love some ratchet TV, and TV doesn’t come anymore ratchet than Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta. Sometimes when watching these shows we get sucked into all the drama and can forget that some of these people are actually talented. K Michelle is a prime example, she is a great singer who happens to also be TV gold which for her unfortunately makes some us forget about her talents. To coincide with the premier of season 2 of Love & Hip-Hop ATL she introduced her new single ‘I Just Wanna’ to the world on Monday, so I think it’s only right that I keep this movement of trying to make people hear her music by dedicating this weeks Throwback Thursday to her. Get into her talents on the flip side with not one but two tracks provided for your enjoyment.

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