Alicia Vrajlal is an Editorial & Partnerships Lead at Missing Perspectives. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as cultural movements, pop culture, and internet culture, drawing from her extensive experience in publishing and media. Alicia's work has been featured in Refinery29, Inc., Draw Your Box, and Missing Perspectives.
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By: Alicia Vrajlal
Arty Party, a mobile ‘paint and sip-style' business, is hosting several ‘Holi Paint & Chai' events at Masala Kitchen.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
"When Sarah shared her experiences related to pregnancy loss and fertility, she ultimately used her platform to speak about issues that are particularly delicate to discuss in many multicultural communities."
By: Alicia Vrajlal
As the countdown begins until the The Devil Wears Prada hit screens on May 1 in the US (April 30 in Australia), global beauty giant L'Oreal Paris has made a glamorous headline-worthy splash to celebrate the upcoming sequel.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
A roundup of podcasts hosted by women of colour, digging deep into everything from literature and pop culture, to food and community, corporate culture and wellness, and lots more.
Hareem and Basmah Qazi launched The Eid Amanah Project, partnering with the Gaza Australian Program to provide Eid gifts to Gazan children living in Sydney.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
As Heartbreak High comes to an end with its third and final season, actor Ayesha Madon is proud of the messages the show will leave behind.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
Clashes between female cast members are sadly nothing new to just as we've seen instances of misogyny and gaslighting from men on the show.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
It's a match made in culinary heaven after the Duchess of Sussex has shared her passion for food over the years.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
Georgie Tunny has released her first novel 'Over To You', that follows three best friends navigating the competitive Australian media industry... all while trying to hold their friendship together.
Living Black presenter Karla Grant still cherishes winning Miss NAIDOC in 1983, saying it's "part of my journey into the world of Aboriginal affairs, politics, and media".
