Thursday Notes: Asake, Black Golf and more

Music: Asake - 2:30

Nigerian singer Asake is preparing his fans for the summer. The singer has just released the music video for his latest single "2:30."

Asake Releases New Single ‘2:30’ With Bodacious Visuals

​The Nigerian Afrobeats star’s latest track speaks to embracing one’s true self -- and the female form.

OkayAfricaZee Ngema

Music: Shawny Binladen and the rise of sample drill

Shawny Binladen and the rise of sample drill

A 27-year-old Queens rapper took a defining hip-hop practice and reinvigorated a subgenre, in New York City and beyond.

NPRNora Lee

Sports: LSU's Angel Reese on WH flap: 'We'll go to the Obamas'

LSU’s Reese on WH flap: ‘We’ll go to the Obamas’

Prompted by a discussion of Jill Biden’s comments during an appearance on “The Paper Route Podcast,” Angel Reese said the Tigers should celebrate their title with former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama rather than the Bidens.

ESPNAlexa Philippou

Sports: Sources: Lampard to make interim Chelsea return

Sources: Lampard to make interim Chelsea return

Chelsea are in talks with Frank Lampard to become interim head coach as they search for a successor to Graham Potter, sources have told ESPN.

ESPNJames Olley

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Sports: Outside the Masters, Black golf in Augusta resides at the Patch The course five miles from Augusta National is where African Americans come together around the uniqueness of their experience

The course five miles from Augusta National is where African Americans come together around the uniqueness of their experience

Outside the Masters, Black golf in Augusta resides at the Patch

Since 1960, the Par 3 Contest has been held at the Augusta National Golf Club every Wednesday during Masters week. Designed by George W. Cobb with help from the…

AndscapeFarrell Evans

Lifestyle: Inside Ikoyi, The Restaurant Putting West African Ingredients On The Fine Dining World Map

If you ask Messrs Jeremy Chan and Iré Hassan-Odukale – the restaurateur duo behind London’s two Michelin-starred Ikoyi – where they thought they’d be now five years ago, their answer is hardly surprising. “If you saw us then, frying donuts, hosting dinners in Iré’s mum’s basement, doing pop-ups at festivals, you’d think, ‘these guys are trying really hard, they’re a little bit messy, but they have great ideas and passion’,” says Chan.

https://www.mrporter.com/en-us/journal/lifestyle/ikoyi-london-restaurant-west-african-cuisine-recipes-24095640

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