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This is the premiere of Tango with Me, the fourth Nollywood film to get a mainstream release in the UK.
"We were frustrated by the way in which diverse or unique artists that were maybe a bit more challenging weren't getting an opportunity to get a mainstream platform," says Toby L. "We're not interested in generic artists, we look for people that have got their own slant and spin on the world".
By pulling in their offerings, not only does Twitter get a mainstream launch for its new mainstream media (music discovery) app, but Spotify and Rdio get to expand their audiences within the Twitter ecosystem.
I've got a mainstream record and I've stood up for New York".
Their unbridled joy comes not in the wake of some key research published in the scientific literature but in the fact that a climate sceptic has got a mainstream newspaper to give their conspiracy theory another airing.
Getting a mainstream audience to care about governments infringing on our intangible right to privacy via dragnet surveillance programs carried out without public disclosure (let alone permission), using complex technological tricks that allow this spying to go on effectively invisibly is no easy task.
Moore's previous film, Capitalism: A Love Story, came out in 2009 and was notably ahead of the curve as he and I discussed, many of that project's criticisms of our economic system are finally getting a mainstream hearing.
"I have some little girls who are dying to get out of this class and get into a mainstream class," Ms. Turner said.
Luckily, I can get a flavour of mainstream Chinese pop without even leaving my hotel room.
"Since the genre of jazz generally doesn't get a lot of mainstream play, it's a great way to get in front of people".
I started with CNN's early coverage of the event, followed by Al Jazeera Arabic and English, occasionally switching to Nile TV to get a sense of mainstream media; mostly, though, news has been straight from the different citizen sources.
