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SILVESTRE DANGOND – PA’ QUE

Vallenato idol and Latin Grammy winner Silvestre Dangond presents his new single Pa’ Que, the second song to be released as part of his new record production called Intruso, and which is characterized by being an album entirely dedicated to the urban genre.

Recently, the international star released the first promotional single from the new album, “No tenemos la culpa”, being one of the most special songs of his artistic career, since it was the first official song together with his son El Monaco, in addition to demonstrating his musical versatility with a song style that goes between the tropical and urban genres.

Pa’ Que is a song composed by Silvestre Dangond, together with Rafael Reggi Aponte, Andres Castro and Daniel Buitrago, in collaboration with Sony Music Entertainment US Latin and David Daza as executive producer. The musical theme has a pop-urban melody, including the particular vallenato accordion. This song tells the story of a relationship that could have been more than just an adventure, as the performer indicates in his song: Everything will stay in the hotel sheets guilt came after pleasure. Assuring that many of his fans will feel identified with this musical piece.

The Pa’ Que official video clip was in charge of the production company Mastermind Entertainment, under the direction of Gus (Gustavo Camacho) and produced by Andrea Rodriguez. The audiovisual piece contains different shots where Silvestre Dangond can be seen in the foreground interpreting his theme in a dim lighting environment decorated with vintage-style furniture, in addition to other scenes that will remain in the expectation of the audience.

I am happy to present this song that represents the new version of what I’m doing in my musical career. I appreciate the unconditional support of all my silvestristas. Be on the lookout because I am coming with much more for all of you! Silvestre commented.

As part of his international tour, Silvestre Dangond will spend the following October offering his concerts in several cities in the United States and Canada, fans can purchase their tickets online through the official page Silvestretour2022.com

AIRHELP

New data from AirHelp, an air passenger rights company, reveals the worst airports for on-time performance in both the U.S. and Europe. AirHelp looked at flights from peak summer travel season (May 27, 2022 – July 31, 2022) and found the following:

US – Airports with most cancellations (based on % of cancelled flights)

*For reference, about 2.6% of all flights across the US were cancelled

LGA – LaGuardia Airport (7.7%)
EWR – Newark Liberty International Airport (7.6%)
DCA – Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (5.9%)
PIT – Pittsburgh International Airport (4.1%)
BOS – Boston Logan International Airport (4%)
CLT – Charlotte Douglas International Airport (3.8%)
PHL – Philadelphia International Airport (3.8%)
CLE – Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (3.7%)
MIA – Miami International Airport (3.7%)
JFK – John F. Kennedy International Airport (3.6%)

Europe – Airports with most cancellations (based on % of cancelled flights)

*For reference, about 2.3% of all flights across Europe were cancelled (between May 27, 2022 – July 31, 2022)

OSL – Oslo Gardermoen Airport – 8.3%
CGN – Cologne / Bonn Apt – 6.7%
BGO – Bergen – 5.5%
FRA – Frankfurt International Airport – 5.1%
HAM – Hamburg Airport – 4.9%
MXP – Milan Malpensa Apt – 4.7%
CPH – Copenhagen Kastrup Apt – 4.6%
AMS – Amsterdam – 4.3%
ARN – Stockholm Arlanda Apt – 4.3%
DUS – Duesseldorf International Airport – 4.1%

MIDNIGHT SUNS

HEROES FROM THE DARKEST CORNERS OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE ASSEMBLE IN THE NEW MIDNIGHT SUNS COMIC TRAILER!

Writer Ethan Sacks and artist Luigi Zagaria launch new MIDNIGHT SUNS limited series on September 14

Next month, the Midnight Suns rise again in a brand-new limited series! Written by Ethan Sacks with art by Luigi Zagaria, MIDNIGHT SUNS will star Marvel’s hottest mystical defenders and fiercest fighters including Blade, Kushala, the Ghost Rider also known as Spirit Rider, Magik, Wolverine, Nico Minoru, and Strange Academy’s Zoe Laveau. This thrilling team will assemble when a horrifying threat from the late Sorcerer Supreme’s past emerges and claims Zoe Laveau as its first target. The saga that follows will impact the very fabric of magic in the main Marvel Comics universe, revealing deep secrets and impacting characters such as Agatha Harkness, Doctor Doom, the students of Strange Academy, and more! See the team fight like hell to overcome the darkest of threats in the all-new MIDNIGHT SUNS trailer, featuring never-before-seen artwork!

“This series has some twists and turns that pay homage to things that I love about this genre of the Marvel Universe,” Sacks told CBR in a recent interview. “This is my first book with magic. It’s been great playing with some of those fantasy elements and some of the real-world horrors threaded in via allegory. That stuff made me a fan of Doctor Strange and the original Midnight Sons. So, it’s been such a blessing to get to play in this part of the sandbox.”

Behold a new era of Marvel magic when MIDNIGHT SUNS #1 hits stands on September 14. For more information, including an exclusive first look, visit HERE.

Retailers, don’t forget to order your copies of MIDNIGHT SUNS #1 by Monday, August 15!

Cover by DAVID NAKAYAMA

LISA LOEB × STEPHEN KRAMER

On August 24, GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter LISA LOEB will join Canadian-American comedian/actor, musician, and podcast host STEPHEN KRAMER GLICKMAN (Nickelodeon’s Big Time Rush) for an unforgettable evening of story and song.

With an expansive catalogue of 15 impressive studio albums and acclaimed children’s music from nearly three decades, the legendary musician behind era-defining hits like ‘Stay (I Missed You)‘ and ‘I Do‘ will join the viral TikTok performer for a special show at Hollywood’s The Bourbon Room starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are $30 for GA and $50 for VIP which guarantees the best seats in the house, and are on sale now at HERE.

The must-see show will be filled with personal stories and other surprises woven in each set, as well as some joint musical performances and candid conversation from Loeb and Glickman.

Loeb is excited to mark her Bourbon Room debut as her first show back in Hollywood since the 2020 COVID lockdown. I love playing songs from my entire catalogue and telling stories. Every show is different than the last: the audience, the venue, the pre-show snacks you never know what’s going to happen!

The prolific musician oscillates between crafting sophisticated pop gems for her adult fans and beautifully crafted songs for kids of all ages, including Feel What U Feel, her most recent children’s album which took home a 2018 Grammy Award for Best Children’s Album. Most recently, she released her 2020 album A Simple Trick To Happiness, released just days before the COVID-19 lockdown in the States, receiving rave reviews.

She also recently conceived and collaborated on a collection of 10 mini-musicals titled TOGETHER APART with fellow Brown University alumni, including Julie Bowen (Modern Family), JoBeth Williams (Poltergeist), and others about connecting in the time of a pandemic. Last summer, she appeared on millions of screens daily in a recent commercial from GEICO, performing a parody of her 1994 hit Stay (I Missed You), which was the first-ever song to go to No. 1 on the charts by an at-the-time unsigned artist.

Loeb also keeps busy with her popular eyewear line, her philanthropic Camp Lisa Foundation, her film, television, and voiceover work, and a daily show on SiriusXM’s 90s on 9 channel.

Stephen Kramer Glickman is best known for having played Gustavo Rocque on the Nickelodeon series Big Time Rush for five years and for starring alongside Jennifer Aniston and Andy Samberg in the animated film, Storks. His debut album The Moving Company went viral on TikTok when his cover of Crazy was used in videos by Addison Rae, Lizzo, Ben Platt and more, establishing 600M plays on the app, causing Ceelo Green to reach out and book Glickman to open for him on the road. Glickman has performed at various universities and clubs, and was recently the opening performance of the NAMM Show.

To purchase tickets ($30-$50) for the special show, or for more information, visit Lisa Loeb’s official website at HERE or HERE.

Doors open at 7 p.m. The Bourbon Room is located at 6356 Hollywood Blvd, 2nd Floor, Hollywood, CA. Come early for dinner, stay late for great music. Tweet Lisa requests at @LisaLoeb

Tickets on sale now here.

HENDRICK’S LEMONADE

Hendrick’s Gin Cucumber Lemonade

Ingredients:

2 parts Hendrick’s Gin
1 part Fresh Lemon Juice
1 part Simple Syrup
Top with Soda Water
3 rounds of Cucumber & 1 wheel of Lemon to Garnish

Method: Combine all ingredients in a highball glass filled with cubed ice and lightly stir. Garnish with 3 thinly sliced rounds of cucumber and 1 lemon wheel and serve.

Hendrick’s Watermelon Lemonade

Created by Hendrick’s Gin East Coast Ambassador, Erik Andersson

Ingredients:

2 parts Hendrick’s Gin
1 part Fresh Lemon Juice
3/4 part Simple Syrup
4 Chunks Watermelon
Splash Club Soda

Method: Muddle the watermelon with the simple syrup, add the rest of the ingredients and stir well. Garnish with a wedge of watermelon.

Hendrick’s Blueberry Lemonade

Created by Hendrick’s Gin East Coast Ambassador, Erik Andersson

Ingredients:

2 parts Hendrick’s Gin
1 part Fresh Lemon Juice
1 part Simple Syrup
8 Blueberries
Top Club Soda

Method: Muddle well the blueberries with the simple syrup. Add the rest of the ingredients and ice. Garnish with blueberries and mint.

ZEITZ MOCAA’S NEW SCULPTURE

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) announces a riveting site-specific commission of monumental scale by Malagasy artist Joël Andrianomearisoa titled The Five Continents of All Our Desires. The installation is supported by Fonds Yavarhoussen, Madagascar, and will be on view from 2 August 2022 to 25 June 2023 in the museum’s atrium.

Andrianomearisoa’s practice encompasses working in multidisciplinary ways — with materiality and scale as important considerations. Imbued with complex emotional experiences, his delicate, often ambiguous works are an ongoing series of ever-evolving exercises that consider the aesthetic and architecture of feelings that all perceive yet cannot put a name to.

Zeitz MOCAA Executive Director and Chief Curator Koyo Kouoh says: “It is a revelation and honour to host an artwork of this scale and ambition in our museum. The generosity and intentionality with which Joël approached this commission is a testament to the extraordinary, multiplistic views of our world for which this institution is intended. To hold, to speak, to listen and to love — sentiments and values that echo our mission are brought centre stage with this incredible work.”

The Five Continents of All Our Desires is a celebration of relations and connections. For Andrianomearisoa, the work speaks to both migration and language — and the ongoing search for zones of engagement and desire. He constructs a view of the world that is fragile, ambiguous, open-ended and about new possibilities for human contact.

The awe-inspiring work consists of six large-scale sculptures that form a suspended archipelago in a poetic reference to land masses and geographies of the imagination, and are constructed from Andrianomearisoa’s signature material, black silk paper. Installed in the figurative and literal ‘heart’ of the museum building, the work is the first site-specific commission to grace Zeitz MOCAA’s atrium in two years.

“The Five Continents of All Our Desires is conceived in dialogue with the concrete interior of the museum, and what remains of the original silos of the building,” adds Storm Janse van Rensburg, Zeitz MOCAA Senior Curator and Head of Curatorial Affairs. “It is both in play and in visual tension with its surroundings. Whilst appearing as large black masses, the thin and soft materiality of the work allows for subtle atmospheric responses to become visible —such as paper rustling due to airflows caused by human movement.”

The Five Continents of All Our Desires is accompanied by a sound installation, and a display of 40 drawings — a first, significant showing of the artist’s graphic works in an exhibition. Visitors can also experience a set of specially designed furniture by the artist. Andrianomearisoa has further collaborated with the Zeitz MOCAA curatorial team and retail partners of the museum to develop an exclusive range of objects that will be on sale. All proceeds from sales will support the museum’s work.

The Five Continents of All Our Desires is on view in the Zeitz MOCAA atrium from Thursday, 2 August 2022. Zeitz MOCAA’s curatorial and exhibition programming is proudly supported by GUCCI.

SPRAYGROUND

Sprayground Brings Immersive Time Travel Experience To The Heart Of New York City In Brand New Pop-Up Shop

Sprayground To Take Over Prime Retail Spot In The Middle Of Times Square To Host Their Biggest Pop-Up To Date, Showcasing Their Most Extravagant Sculptures That They Are Known To Create, Including Robotic Fixtures And One Of The Largest T-Rex Statues In The World!

Sprayground, the world’s most influential streetwear and artistic fashion brand, is hosting its biggest pop-up shop and fashion show this Summer in the home of the brand – New York City. The pop-up shop, has an out of this world theme that takes customers through a world of past, present and future, and will showcase its most anticipated Back to School collection, comprising over 100 never before seen designs, ready-to-wear apparel, as well as exclusive items only available to buy at the shop.

The brand has spared no expense with this store aptly named ‘The Great Escape’, completely turning this landmark location into the most unique, eye-catching, Instagrammable, and mind-blowing immersive shopping experience for visitors to get their hands on coveted Sprayground products. The store will also give customers the chance to see some of Sprayground’s most artistic sculptures that they are known to create, including futuristic robotic fixtures and one of the largest T-Rex statues in the world!

Housed in the center of Times Square, the store opens on August 14th, and will be full of exciting activities for an entire month from collaboration activations from Nickelodeon, Marvel, Harlem GlobeTrotters, and more, before ending with an exclusive runway show during New York Fashion Week taking place on September 8th.

Please find all the information below:

Where: 200 W 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036

When: Sunday August 14 to Monday September 5 from 10:00 AM- 9:00 PM. (Closed Saturdays)

Who: Sprayground

What: Sprayground fans and visitors will be able to take part in an exciting in-store experience between 10am-9pm. Sprayground is known for always pushing boundaries and turning the mundane into insane, so you know it’s going to be lit!

Visitors will be able to enjoy amazing fashion, food, music and more. There will be lots of epic surprises, contests – it is not one to be missed. For more information please visit HERE.

About Sprayground

The rebel Travel company started in 2010 by DAVID BENDAVID as a cure to the boring and mundane bags that dominated the market. Bringing art, design, music, travel, and the 6th sense into fashion to revolutionize a market that was known to be for utilitarian purposes. Today the bags are seen globally in over 30 countries with over 20 INTL Distributors with pop-up Locations in the USA and Brick & Mortar stores in Shanghai and Beijing. Collaborations such as NBA, Chris Brown, Spike Lee, Buzz Aldrin, Young Thug, The Game, Shaquille O’Neal, MARVEL, Odell Beckham Jr and Humanitarian Organizations. The brand has since evolved into travel luggage, outerwear, and footwear. The brand has become a collectible item, with fans collecting over 30-70 bags. All products are made in limited runs and never produced again!

LALANA EXHIBITION

The LALANA Exhibition is an entirely original and provocative art concept that is currently on display in the Miami Design District, which presents art as people have never seen- or used- before. LALANA is a design initiative that works with modern and contemporary Argentine artists to reimagine their original artworks as functional pieces bred in local techniques and noble materials. The exhibition features three textile pieces based on artworks by Roberto Aizenberg alongside a floor piece and sculptural chair by Luis Fernando Benedit.

These resulting pieces have been hand-woven artisanally in silk and wool or built as prototypes from sketches, enabling new ways of engagement with the artworks which can now be used, touched, and inhabited. Designed for those curious at heart, this exhibition sets your inner child free.

Architect, designer, and visual artist, Benedit began his career in the arts in the early sixties. He explored Informalism and Neo-figurative art, and later approached the aesthetics of Pop with bright solid colors and a hint of humor. In the seventies, he explored the connection between art, science, and nature. A recurring subject in Benedit’s work is the historical and cultural identity of Argentina. Parallel to his artistic and architectural career, he designed a vast variety of interiors and every-day items, such as lamps, tables, chairs, and other furniture. Conceived as unique pieces, they frequently feature materials and elements that evoke this local imagery, from a modern and often satirical point of view.

Aizenberg studied architecture for a year before devoting himself to painting. He joined the workshops of Antonio Berni and Juan Batlle Planas, both Surrealist pioneers in the Argentine art scene at the time. Architectural structures and geometrical shapes would soon become a key element in the development of a very personal iconography, rooted in surrealism and metaphysical painting. Throughout a five-decade-long career, he worked in multiple techniques, including oil painting, drawing, collage, etching, sculpture and jewelry design. The objects represented, with sharp edges and muted colors often resemble buildings or towers, with endless rows of tiny empty windows, much like ancient monuments or abandoned cities. They are set in unlikely landscapes, where the earth is a dark and reddish hue, against huge bright skies in gradients of blue, green or yellow, which might evoke those of Aizenberg’s birthplace in Entre Ríos. Often, the central feature of these enigmatic compositions are multi-faceted shapes -resembling fans or umbrellas- suspended in space. In others, it is curvilinear figures recognizable as human. Treading a fine line between figuration and abstraction, these striking images arouse feelings of uncertainty and existential uneasiness. The impossible combination of these elements create dreamlike atmospheres, sometimes peaceful, other times nostalgic, but in all cases unsettling, like an unapproachable symbolic language.

SALLY BOY – LIKE THAT

Today, rising artist Sally Boy releases his new single, “like that,” out now via Loud Robot/RCA Records. The single follows the artist to watch’s latest run of hits including “true american” and “i love u,” and is off his forthcoming EP, Music 2 Crash 2, out August 24.

The chilled-out single is a low-fi release that puts Sally Boy’s melodic vocals on full display, volleying back and forth between crooning choruses and his signature fast-paced, witty lyricism. The breezy alt-pop track echoes the easy-going, summer-soaked sounds fans can expect from his latest body of work later this month.

About Sally Boy

The Philadelphia-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter hit the scene in 2020 with his debut EP EREZ, all while being a senior at USC majoring in popular music and minoring in philosophy. The EP garnered numerous accolades, including features in Wonderland, Flaunt, American Songwriter, Ones to Watch, and more, in addition to earning Sally Boy a placement on Pigeons & Planes’ ‘ Best New Artists’ list. He’s also garnered Spotify support, landing on anti pop, Indie Pop, Varsity Bars, young & free, idk playlists.

Self-acceptance is at the root of Sally Boy. Erez adopted the name after writing the song “Sally Boy,” his first real solo effort outside his work with his band. It’s a dreamy conversation with his younger self set to a beautiful acoustic guitar. As a child, Erez was sometimes teased for being soft. Emotional. Feminine. The bullshit machismo that young boys absorb and inflict on others made him feel stifled and strange. Like he didn’t belong. He tried to bury that side of himself and craft a persona that felt tougher, more masculine. But it wasn’t true. By dubbing himself Sally Boy, Erez dispenses with inauthentic self-presentation. His 2021 EP, Lies I Tell Myself, captures that tone perfectly.

Lies I Tell Myself is about lightness, energy, and unabashedly being yourself. Each song on the record contains at least one line in which he tells himself some half-truth to feel better. Despite the concept behind the project, Erez didn’t force anything during the songwriting. These are simply expressions of who he is and where he’s at. Sally Boy‘s music is playful, with drums that get into your system at the molecular level, forcing you to move; the lyrics have swagger, even when dabbling in self-deprecation. It’s an amusing celebration of accepting yourself, flaws and all.

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THE HOUSE OF LUCIE

An Exhibition of the IDA Winners’ Photographs at The House of Lucie, Budapest

Budapest, Hungary – The House of Lucie in Budapest will host an exhibition of a curated selection of photographs of extraordinary winning submissions from the International Design Awards (IDA) commencing on August 17.

The International Design Awards has become one of the leading design awards globally attracting thousands of entries from around the world. The event was launched by the Farmani Group in 2007 to recognize, celebrate and promote legendary design visionaries and to uncover emerging design talent across five disciplines – Architecture, Interior, Product, Graphic, and Fashion Design.

“ The IDA has always been about seeking out truly visionary designers. We are delighted to invite you to this beautiful selection of fourty photographs of the IDA winners showcasing extraordinary diversity and imagination across the five IDA disciplines. ” commented Jill Grinda, VP Marketing and Business Development for the IDA.

Jury member, Dawn Garcia, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, ATOD Magazine added, “Last year as I viewed the architecture and interior design submissions, it was like a wave of optimism, hope and ingenuity. The way designers took such a difficult moment in time and used it to create projects that brought life and innovation to the very essence of their vision was truly inspiring. This year it felt like each designer and design firm put love into their work, more so than in any other years passed. It was an honor to view each and every one. COVID may have halted a lot of things, but it birthed creativity in ways I’ve never seen.”

The exhibition commences at the House of Lucie on the 17th of August, 2022 at 18:00 where attendees will gather in support of the talented international award winners, and will then be open to the public from 12:00-18:00 on Tuesdays and Fridays until the 9th of September.

*mul·ti·po·lar—ex·ist·ence by Kyle Denman