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For many Black people, Afro Sheen is a household name. Businessman George Johnson created the products in 1954 on Chicago’s South Side. He pushed through racial barriers to become one of the most ...

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The South African restauranteur and Bake Off favourite ... and Gloria Hunniford on the This Is 70+ special of ITV's Loose Women. In the episode, the cookery writer declares that she doesn't ...

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The Oscars didn’t come out of the gate fully formed. Notably, the ceremony’s first nine years did not hand out an Academy Award for either best supporting actor or best supporting actress.

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