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The Halting Problem
That clarion hollering from your phone—it's your alarm. It’s 6:30 am, so get up. The morning is naked, quiet, and tender. Don’t be allured by it though.
Xeno(re)genesis
"Truckers in space" undergoes a timely metamorphosis in Ridley Scott's Alien: Romulus, reaching new franchise heights while closely adhering to its predecessors' familiar paths.
Rave-cultured
The primadonna of the night stage, swept up by unstoppable beats and gloomy clubs. Rave culture is now more widespread and mainstream than ever.
Where Have the Girl Groups Gone?
The success of a girl group is a combination of many things, probably some luck and the right timing of course, but it can be boiled down to a certain dynamic.
The Latin Heat in Italy
Latin rhythms intensify their presence in Italy's youth music scene, blending traditional Italian sounds with vibrant Latin influences to reshape contemporary musical landscapes.
Radio Nostalgia EP 08
Today on Radio Nostalgia: City of Stars (From “La La Land” Soundtrack) captures the protagonist's deep introspection and emotional struggle through love, loss, and self-discovery.
RAANDOOM INSIDE: Color Fest
Ferragosto’s Color Fest transforms Agriturismo Costantino into a vibrant symphony of music, community, and cultural celebration, redefining the essence of freedom and shared human experiences.
The Beat Goes On and On
Keinemusik revolutionizes house music for Gen Z with a blend of nostalgic elements and modern innovations, creating an immersive and culturally resonant experience.
Short n’ Sweet Summer
After "Espresso" and "Please Please Please," Sabrina Carpenter’s colossal success is bound to continue with her new album Short n’ Sweet, which came out on the 23rd of August.
John Vincent III
Americana artists and their music are genres that have been steadily on the rise for years. Rarely, however, does their cultural impact expand beyond those immediate fanbases.
Franny Knows Best
The nanny of our dreams, Miss Fran Fine, and her chutzpah keep her relevant in the realm of fashion since she strutted onto her televisions in 1993 till now and forevermore.
It Ends With a Sigh
Marry the hot and charming surgical resident, they said. It's true love, and he is pretty great. He was till he pushed her down the stairs and told her it was an accident.
Punk is not dead: Distorsioni Fest
The 11th Distorsioni Fest, from August 23-25 in Acquaviva delle Fonti (BA), highlights this small Alta Murgia town as a national underground scene hub, showing small towns' innovative potential.
Filmomania
Emerging from the old basements into third-wave shops, film photography has returned, illuminescent and almost transparent, with undeniable market dominance.
ABBA Voyage
In an era where technology intersects with nostalgia, ABBA's Voyage reshapes the live music landscape, offering a retrofuturistic escape for a new generation.
Pixel Affection
Digital interactions reshape social dynamics, challenging the authenticity of connections as online personas often overshadow true identities through the veneer of screens.
You Can Be Anything!
Barbie transcends play, reshaping global fashion and challenging gender norms, empowering generations with her iconic and evolving style.
Crafting a New Era of Pop
As Blackpink’s Lisa steps into a new era, her latest collaboration with Rosalía in “New Woman” marks her ascent from K-pop Royalty to Global Pop Icon.
Femme Fatales and Fashion Icons
Iconic films profoundly influence contemporary music videos, as female performers embody cinematic legends, enriching their visual and thematic storytelling.
Changing Coach Attire. Side B: UCL
The evolution of European football coach attire reflects a shift towards casual styles, contrasting with traditional sports fashion norms.