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The Netflix TV show Crew Girl follows in the footsteps of successful coming-of-age dramas like Sterling Pointand The Summer I Turned Pretty. It follows Teagan, an ambitious high school rower (Miku Martineau) trying to fit in on the boys’ crew team at a fancy prep school. The show’s got a plucky fish out of water,…
Premiering September 22, the unlikely duo bring their unfiltered takes to dating, relationships, beauty, reinvention and the chaos of modern womanhood
Friedrich Kunath describes that he aims to make his paintings “feel like songs.” The logo for the band Oasis turns up in a top corner of “Sometimes I’m Almost There,” and there is a kind of surreal, set-like quality to his vibrant, cinematic works. “Kunath explores themes of distance and (re)location, where a longing emerges…
Entitled Chamanisme et magie, Dr. Alessandra Orlandini Carcreff’s lecture on 14th September at Monaco’s Musée d’Anthropologie préhistoriqueunpacked the deep-rooted reality of Sami shamanism to dismantle New-Age clichés and champion indigenous pre-Christian heritage.
In 1974, the Ohio Players created a song that became an iconic pop culture classic and has been used for decades in movies, TV shows, commercials, and even as the theme song of Gordon Ramsay’s long-running Fox reality cooking show Hell’s Kitchen for Seasons 1 through 18. Fifty-two years after its release, “Fire” remains one…
Frederich Kunath describes that he aims to make his paintings “feel like songs.” The logo for the band Oasis turns up in a top corner of “Sometimes I’m Almost There,” and there is a kind of surreal, set-like quality to his vibrant, cinematic works. “Kunath explores themes of distance and (re)location, where a longing emerges…
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ILOILO CITY — Heroes and villains from popular culture are getting a distinctly Filipino visual treatment in “POPTADOS: Pop Culture, Filipino Roots,” artist Noel Cabangbang’s third solo exhibition and his first solo show in Iloilo City.
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