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NETFLIX REVEALS WEDNESDAY
Fans of Tim Burton and the Addams Family are overwhelmed with excitement. The new Netflix series entitled Wednesday, directed in its first four episodes by the renowned director who has signed films such as Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands, who will also be in charge of the executive production of all the fiction, will be launched on the streaming video platform next fall.
PUBLIQuartet Freedom and Faith Performance
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Death of Classical will continue its third season of The Angel’s Share this August, with the innovative PUBLIQuartet performing in the Catacombs of The Green-Wood Cemetery on August 4, 6, and 7. The Angel’s Share is the Death of Classical’s second concert series, curated by the creator, curator, and leader of the series, Andrew Ousley, in partnership […]
Cartooning While Black Gallery Exhibit
Black cartoonists from The New Yorker present their work at the Cartooning While Black Gallery Exhibit at ChaShaMa. Chashama and Art To Ware present Cartooning While Black, a preview of the art from the upcoming One Idea Press title release, The Anti-Racism Activity Book. Art from the volume, written and illustrated by cartoonist and comedian Victor Varnado, will be shown alongside fellow black […]
Weekly News Round Up: First Week of July
By: Kai Yeo Andy Dick arrested after reported chair attack in Hollywood Comedian Andy Dick has insisted he was acting in self-defense when he allegedly attacked a former lover with a metal chair. It is reported that Andy’s leg was broken in the brawl. He was released from jail on $50,000 bail. Dick was arrested Saturday […]
Stunna Girl – 10 Times
Heating up summer to a boiling point, buzzing Sacramento, California rapper and #RunwayChallenge queen Stunna Girl reveals the music video for “10 Times” today. Watch it here. It stands out as the latest single from her 2021 mixtape, Stunna This Stunna That, out now. Get it here via Epic Records. Once again, she delivers another striking visual. Donning a series of colorful […]
Miles Hyman – Narrative Images
On view: May 13 – June 26, 2021 | Opening: May 13, 11 AM to 9 PM Philippe Labaune Gallery is pleased to present Narrative Images, an exhibition of paintings and original comic strips by French American artist Miles Hyman. This will be the debut of Miles Hyman’s paintings in New York. Informed by mid-century American realism, European […]
EARTHGANG & Bon Iver Reimagine Brittany Howard
Today, ATO Records released a pair of remixes of songs from Brittany Howard’s acclaimed debut solo album, Jaime. Atlanta-based hip hop duo EARTHGANG reimagines Goat Head and Bon Iver brings fresh textures to Short and Sweet. The tracks are the first to be revealed from an upcoming collection of remixes from Jaime. Since its release last September, the album has won widespread praise from critics, […]
Healing Through Hospitality
By Shannon Suess There has been a lot of speculation in every industry about how today’s reality will affect tomorrow’s possibilities. In June, The New Yorker released an in-depth exploration of what the future of architecture could look like, with the roots of modernist design having grown from the sterile lines and quiet colors of […]
Dominic Fike – “Chicken Tenders”
“Chicken Tenders” WATCH HERE LISTEN HERE “The Florida native’s pop sensibilities have him poised for stardom” The FADER “might just set the blueprint for the future of modern pop stars” GQ Australia “embodies the hazy, genre-less future of popular music.” The New Yorker Today, Florida-native Dominic Fike shares a new […]
