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Pom Pom Squad is the project led by Orlando-raised singer-songwriter Mia Berrin, who started using the moniker in high school at age fifteen. Now a four-piece featuring bassist Maria Alé Figeman, drummer Shelby Keller, and guitarist Alex Mercuri, the Brooklyn-based band have today released their debut full-length album, Death of a Cheerleader, following two riveting
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Most exhibitions look effortless, but you shouldn’t fall for the trick. Putting together an art exhibit takes work and effort. However, with the right ideas, you can make it a success. For many upcoming artists, having your art exhibition is the dream. But even for established artists, it’s an opportunity to showcase your best work.
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Spain is home to some of the world’s best art. Art aficionados from around the globe flock to Spain to visit top museums like the Picasso Museum and the Prado. Most people need to make an entire trip only to view all the gorgeous art pieces on display. The Spanish government has also done their
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Taylor’s Filthy Animals probes the tension between vulnerability and deception, sexual desire and violence, with elegant precision. By Mitchell Kuga June 23, 2021 Collage by Simon Abranowicz; Photographs Getty Images It’s one of the first questions in the age of the Zoom interview: camera on? “This takes me back to the olden days of Yahoo
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After growing up in a small town in Ontario, Canada and immersing herself in the Toronto music scene – which led to an appearance in the Weeknd’s 2012 video for ‘The Zone’ – Elissa Mielke moved to Los Angeles in 2019 to focus on her own musical journey. Though she previously worked as a fashion
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Montreal-based singer-songwriter Ada Lea has returned with a new song called ‘hurt’. Co-produced with Phoebe Bridgers collaborator Marshall Vore, the track arrives with an accompanying video directed by Monse Muro. Check it out below. “I wanted to find a way to communicate complicated feelings using the simplest language possible,” Alexandra Levy said of the new
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Netflix’s latest addition follows, Maca (Mara Valverde) who makes the most of her life and aims to be happy. Maca’s talent is wasted working as an assistant for an oppressive and terrifying fashion influencer. She spends her time with guys she never manages to establish an emotional bond. Together with Jimena (Elisabet Casanovas) and Adriana
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His erotic needlepoint paintings show a world where the sexual and the sacred exist side by side: Hell is a hot night club, and Satan is its magnetic daddy. By Garth Greenwell June 21, 2021 Sal Salandra portraitCourtesy of Sal Salandra The 75-year-old retired hairdresser Sal Salandra makes large-scale, embroidered canvases—he calls them “thread paintings”—that
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Rachel Lime spent the early years of her life listening to church hymns and reading fantasy novels, which became a primary source of inspiration for the first songs she ever wrote. A Korean-American adoptee who was born in Seoul and grew up amidst the cornfields of Minnesota, the musician and producer was always interested in
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of her seminal album Blue, Joni Mitchell has unveiled a previously unreleased EP of demos and outtakes. The five-track collection features demos of ‘A Case of You’ and ‘California’, alternate versions of ‘River’ and ‘Urge for Going’, and the rarity ‘Hunter’, which Mitchell played live but never officially released. The
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He found a niche on Instagram capturing Downtown Manhattan’s eccentric street characters. As he turns his focus to the city’s endangered small businesses and a tight mayor’s race, he’s become an unlikely powerbroker. By Lauren Vespoli June 18, 2021 “It’s hard to know who’s being genuine,” says Nicolas Heller, or as he’s better known to
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For her book To Raise A Boy, Emma Brown interviewed parents, teachers, coaches, and kids. She spoke with GQ about fatherhood, the problem with the term “toxic masculinity,” and the current state of American boyhood.  By Luke Zaleski June 18, 2021 Getty Images;  Photo Illustration by C.J. Robinson All products featured on GQ are independently
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Stimming, the renowned German music producer, released his latest 12-track album, Ludwig, yesterday. The album includes ‘Judith Maria’, ‘Circle of Thirds,’ and ‘Pidgeons’ featuring Balbina. ‘Pidgeons’ is a slow-moving, trip-hop piece that emerges through organic, natural elements that grow distorted in an electronic vacuum. It’s a track filled with unexpected tangents and intricate tensions, as well
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It’s only been a year and a half since I Was Born Swimming introduced us to the world of Squirrel Flower, and Ella O’Connor Williams is already set to release her second full-length under the moniker, Planet (i), next week. Though the Boston singer-songwriter had been putting out records under her own name for a
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