‘Stillness in Blue – Captured Moments’ Is Jaejun Lee’s Poignant Farewell To Korean Clay

THE SHOPHOUSE is showcasing “Stillness in Blue – Captured Moments,” the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong by Korean ceramic artist Jaejun Lee, who is based in the UK. Following a successful show at Art Collaboration Kyoto last year, Lee is presenting his distinctive porcelain pieces, glazed in a signature lake-blue, and crafted from Korean clay he transported over 5,000 miles.

Nike’s Shox TL Gets an Icy “Light Armory Blue” Update

Nike is bringing back the early 2000s vibe with an updated version of the Shox TL, called the “Light Armory Blue.” The shoe features a light blue, breathable mesh upper that smoothly transitions to a darker gray towards the bottom and heel, leading into the iconic Shox columns. This color fade continues with matching translucent overlays for a unified design. Silver accents on the laces, toe, and Nike Swoosh add a modern, sleek finish.

20 Best Damsels in Distress Movies

This is a collection of remarkable movies centered around rescue missions. It includes classics from the silent film era, grand Hollywood productions, beloved family films, and thrilling modern action movies-all selected because they powerfully depict danger, chases, and offer exceptional filmmaking, acting, or have left a significant mark on popular culture.

Kiyosaki’s Alarm: Mass Layoffs as Shutdown Threat Buzzes

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has always made a habit of turning slivers of financial panic into better storytelling than most dinner party recaps. His message this time: the traditional job is a delicate, perhaps decorative, item on a shelf you can’t reach without a stepladder and a prayer. In other words, the office is a raft built on a tidechart, and the tide is rising every time Congress fidgets with the budget.

20 Worst 3D Movies, Ranked

This guide explores how 3D movies were made and shown, looking at things like how they were filmed (originally in 3D or converted later), the type of glasses used in theaters, and whether they were shown on large IMAX screens or regular ones. It’s a ranked list of films from throughout the history of 3D cinema.

Buffett’s Picks: Two Gems and a Dud

Berkshire owns 17% of American Express (AXP) – their second-largest holding. Why? Because Buffett treats AmEx like a country club membership: exclusive, slightly overpriced, and impossible to leave. Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) get mere crumbs by comparison. The Oracle of Omaha’s loyalty? A masterclass in passive-aggressive investing. He’s saying, “This is the only credit card I’ll accept for dinner reservations.”

Weirdest Video Games of All Time, Ranked

Okay, so I’m building this list to be super straightforward. I’m just giving you the facts – how each game actually *works*, who the creators are, and where you can find it. That way, you can figure out what weird and wonderful game you want to jump into next, or just appreciate it from afar if it looks a little too crazy for you!