US Marie Claire March 2019 : Lupita Nyong'o by Daria Kobayashi Ritch

[SLFC]

Lupita is a fantastic actress; you want to watch her shine, then I recommend you watch 12 Years a Slave that she won her Oscar for . She's incredible in it. In Black Panther, Lupita played Nakia, who is pretty much a CIA-equivalent member for Wakanda. So for me, the stiffness in character was fitting, as was for many of the other main cast members. I am Lupita-bias though, and we're all entitled to our own thoughts .

Lupita is always stunning to me, but I do think it's almost criminal that her face is partially covered on the cover

Thank you for posting the rest of the images Benn98

She was in 12 years a Slave? I have seen that actually. I'll need to rewatch that.

 

[Handbag Queen]

Definitely not her best cover and it doesn't look like it's a Spring cover at all.

 

[Benn98]

The editorials are certainly interesting if you were to ignore the cover. Lanphear is doing a great job. It's a summer issue without being literal or cliched in any way. Particularly liked Valley of Fire.

 

[matheus_s]

Can someone scan the article “why gossip is good for you” pls? Cant find it online. Thanks a lot

 

[Benn98]

Can someone scan the article “why gossip is good for you” pls? Cant find it online. Thanks a lot

There is no such article in this issue, Matheus. Maybe you have the months confused? There is however a piece on the founder and history behind The Shade Room......

 

[matheus_s]

There is no such article in this issue, Matheus. Maybe you have the months confused? There is however a piece on the founder and history behind The Shade Room......

Really? But it is on the cover. Take a look... strange hahaha

 

[Benn98]

Really? But it is on the cover. Take a look... strange hahaha

Ah, ok! So based on the table of contents, I see the cover line in fact relates to the article about The Shade Room's founder. Not sure why they went for such a cryptic coverline, or how the article ties in with that, but yeah.

You can read the article online too:

The Shade Room Turns Five, and the Founder, Angie Nwandu, Spills Her Secrets to Success