Posts tagged with "Madison Smushkevich"

Reebok 40th Anniversary Alien Stomper

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Forty years after Alien(1979) introduced Earth to the mother of all sci-fi nightmares, Reebok is rewinding the story back to the 1970s for an upgraded unisex prototype edition of the iconic ‘Alien Stomper’ sneaker boots. Originally appearing in Aliens (1986) as the signature ass-kicking footwear of franchise hero Ellen Ripley, the new 40 Anniversary Alien Stomper draws inspiration from the original Alien film to create […]

Rice U. Device Would Help Fix Fractured Bones

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Threading a needle is hard, but at least you can see it. Think about how challenging it must be to thread a screw through a rod inside a bone in someone’s leg. Rice University seniors at the Brown School of Engineering set out to help doctors simplify the process of repairing fractured long bones in […]

Carly Rae Jepsen Releases “Julien”

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Multi-platinum Grammy, Juno and Polaris Prize nominated singer/songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen releases new song “Julien” today, April 19, via all digital retailers. “Julien” was produced by Kyle Shearer and will be featured on Jepsen’s upcoming album Dedicated, which will be released May 17 on School Boy/Interscope Records. Listen to “Julien” here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0a5VJX0_6s Fans can pre-order Dedicated now and receive an instant download of four songs – […]

Mat Kerekes Releases Album “Ruby”

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Toledo, OH singer-songwriter Mat Kerekes has released his new album Ruby, via Black Cement Records. The album is available digitally HERE and physically HERE starting today.   Best known as lead vocalist of celebrated alt rock band Citizen, Kerekes presents his softer side and showcases his versatility as a singer-songwriter on his new solo material. Incorporating elements of pop and alternative, Ruby boasts massive […]

Daydream Masi Drops “Nightlife”

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Daydream Masi drops new track, “Nightlife” as part of his new forthcoming project with Interscope Records. Newcomer and Ohio naJve, Daydream Masi, is increasingly favored for his sensiJve electronic, soul and hip hop-influenced sound. The newest signee to Interscope Records became known for breakout tracks “Marguerite” and “Eucalyptus Tree” which have received 443K and 250K […]

Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler “You Were Good To Me”

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Today, singers, songwriters and producers Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler team up to release their new single, “you were good to me,” out now via Republic Records. The song also arrives with the video—watch it HERE!   LISTEN TO “you were good to me” HERE!    Of “you were good to me,” Chelsea says, “Jeremy and I stayed in a cabin in […]

Hit-Boy and SOB X RBE Collaboration

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 Multi-platinum, Grammy Award®-winning and chart-topping producer, rapper, singer and songwriter Hit-Boy’s collaboration with SOB X RBE (Strictly Only Brothers X Real Boi Enter­tainment) drops today with the release of FAMILY NOT A GROUP via Def Jam Recordings – listen HERE.   FAMILY NOT A GROUP represents the historic union of Southern California’s Hit-Boy and the Bay Area’s SOB X RBE . Their new 20-city headlin­ing U.S. tour, […]

YUNGBLUD Releases “Loner” Acoustic

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UK recording artist YUNGBLUD releases the acoustic version of his song “Loner” today. The song is available HERE via Locomotion / Geffen Records.   The acoustic version was recorded in London with Matt Schwartz who produced YUNGBLUD’s full length debut album, 21 Century Liability.  The original version has over 20 million combined streams.   “I wanted to just get in the studio with […]

Marie Hagerty + Peter Vandermark

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Olsen Gruin is pleased to present dual solo exhibitions featuring works by Australian artists Marie Hagerty and Peter Vandermark. The exhibitions will be opened with an introduction by Dr. Anne Summers. Hagerty’s collection, titled The Edge, comprises large acrylic and oil paintings. Her works bend the surface of the canvas by creating space where there […]

50 Years of the Museum at FIT

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Based on a selection of 33 major exhibitions which have consistently pushed beyond the obvious popular appeal of fashion and emphasised its cultural significance, this book is an in-depth introspection into “the most fashionable museum in New York City”, ie. MFIT (the Museum of Fashion Institute of Technology). Edited by Valerie Steele, one of the […]