Author: FABUK Magazine

Be prepared for the weird, the wild and the wonderful as FrightFest 2025, the UK’s No.1 horror & fantasy film festival, returns to The Odeon LUXE Leicester Square for its annual five-day extravaganza, taking over seven screens, including the two at the ODEON Luxe West End. Among this fearsome line-up are a number of films that will appeal to LGBTQ+ fans of horror and fantasy. Running from Thursday August 21 – Monday 25 August, FrightFest showcases sixty-nine features from across the world, embracing twenty-five main screen premieres and forty-four Discovery Screen titles, including the popular ‘First Blood’ strand, the latest genre…

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Many skincare entrepreneurs imagine growth as a giant factory buzzing with mixers, filling machines, and conveyor belts of products. It is an impressive image, but also expensive, time-consuming, and in most cases, unnecessary. A smarter path? Partner with a private-label manufacturer like Tengyu OEM, the leading private label skincare and cosmetics manufacturer. Instead of pouring millions into infrastructure or building a full production team, you can tap into a ready-made operation with facilities, expertise, and production power already in place. This frees you to focus on what matters most, your vision, your branding, and your customers, while your products are…

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Hayes, the multiple Emmy-award winning actor best known for playing the campy Jack in ‘Will & Grace’ is remarkable as Oscar Levant, an American pianist, composer, comedian, author, and actor, long forgotten. He was also heavily burdened with mental issues, addicted to prescription drugs, and was committed to a mental hospital at the peak of his popularity. In this fictionalized version of a few hours in the life of Oscar when he is asked to appear on The Tonight Show with Jack Paar (played by a very good Ben Rappaport), Levant is given furlough from his psychiatric hospital to supposedly…

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London, 14 August 2025 — BAFTA has officially opened entries for the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards, announcing key updates to categories, voting procedures, and eligibility ahead of the ceremony on Sunday, 22 February 2026. The changes aim to strengthen fairness, highlight creative excellence, and adapt to the evolving film industry. Among the most notable updates is the revised eligibility for the Outstanding British Film category. Nominees must now meet at least 60% of the points in BAFTA’s system, with either the director or writer being British. This move ensures the category continues to celebrate films that significantly contribute to…

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The Hispanic Heritage Foundation is proud to announce internationally acclaimed Latin GRAMMY® Award-winning and 4x GRAMMY® nominated Puerto Rican superstar Rauw Alejandro as the recipient of the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award for Vision. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoYciWIG45QPRi2TgqOITYWGkhjjyRKev Rauw will be celebrated at the Warner Theater in Washington, D.C., on September 4, 2025, with the ceremony later airing nationally on PBS, honoring his groundbreaking contributions to Latin music and his role in shaping its global future. As an artist in constant motion, Rauw Alejandro embodies the very essence of the Vision Award, bold in creativity, future-focused in his global impact, and unapologetically original in…

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In an aquatic universe, where water becomes a reflection of the soul, two figures emerge, dressed in white, a symbol of purity and serenity. The birds that surround them add a touch of freedom and elegance to this dreamlike scene. The models, with their fluid and natural poses, seem to dance on the water, creating a perfect harmony between fashion and nature. White, the color of innocence and simplicity, is here sublimated by the light that dances on the clothing, revealing the textures and details of each piece. The birds, with their outstretched wings, add a poetic dimension to the…

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London, UK – As the final lights faded and the applause echoed through the grand hall, Africa Fashion Week London (AFWL) 2025 closed another remarkable chapter in its history — one defined by bold creativity, cultural pride, and groundbreaking collaborations. This year’s edition was more than just a fashion showcase; it was a living, breathing celebration of African heritage and its dynamic influence on global style. From captivating runway moments to thought-provoking panel discussions, and from avant-garde designs to immersive sensory experiences, AFWL 2025 proved once again why it remains one of the most influential platforms for African and African-inspired…

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Labyrinth Events just keeps the stellar summer rolling with an epic streak of magical afternoons and beautiful sunsets giving us a slice of Ibiza right here in London. Centered in the beautiful Royal Naval College in Greenwich, overlooked by the Greenwich observatory and centuries of history it truly felt that time stood still. The austere architecture provided a sensational backdrop to a throughly modern festival setup with the impeccable organisation we’ve come to expect from Labyrinth events. They successfully created an entrancing atmosphere that was contagious, inspiring people to smile and dance with each other, strangers becoming friends for one…

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Royal Thai Embassy London Hosts Miss World “Opal Suchata” (21) for discussions & Thai-Inspired Afternoon Tea Celebrating 170 Years of UK–Thailand Diplomatic Relations. Theme: Beauty, Purpose, and Women’s Empowerment as Miss World’s “Beauty with a Purpose” UK Tour Concludes London, 6 August 2025 – The Royal Thai Embassy in London proudly marked the 170th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Thailand and the United Kingdom with a distinguished event celebrating women’s empowerment, Thai cultural heritage, and a historic achievement for Thailand on the global stage. The event also honored the Birthday Anniversary Month of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother,…

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LOS ANGELES, CA – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Academy Software Foundation (ASWF) today announced that the Academy Color Encoding System (ACES), the global standard for color management, is joining the ASWF, a home for open source software developers in the motion picture and broader industries. Developed and maintained by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for more than a decade, ACES is an open source framework for color management and image interchange across the entire motion picture production life cycle, from on-set acquisition, visual effects, post-production, mastering, and archiving. It has become…

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