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Following several days of posting sneak peeks on Instagram, Simz unveiled “Free” – a tribute exploring the co-existing complexities found in love and fear.

In the movie “Civil War,” the detached atmosphere was portrayed exceptionally well, particularly in scenes that built small-scale tension, such as the one where Jesse Plemons asks, “What kind of American are you?” Unfortunately, the climax of “Civil War” became overly loud, lacking the unique flair that Garland’s filmmaking style usually brings. Now, Mendoza and Garland apply their signature visual style to a deeply personal narrative. The movie “Warfare,” like “Civil War,” effectively shows both the advantages and devastating consequences of this visual approach they have adopted as a default.

Building off his significant reveal, Tsunoda unveils the debut of his unique label named Venti Due. This new venture will kickstart with a temporary store at a distinctive location close to Shirako Station in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture. The brand is scheduled to launch next week prior to the Japanese Grand Prix. Venti Due encapsulates Tsunoda’s racing passion through its emblematic symbol that emphasizes the number 22. The name derives from Italian numerology, with “22” being the result of the equation “1+1=2.” This symbolism signifies the pursuit of excellence and also carries a fortunate connotation as it appears on Tsunoda’s F1 vehicle. The brand logo showcases an autumnal leaf motif, a design element commonly seen on the driver’s helmet.

First released in March 2024, “Eternal Sunshine” climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and became a significant achievement for Grande’s career. The album generated two No. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 – “Yes, And?” and “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)” – further cementing its reputation as one of the standout pop albums of the year. Expanding upon the success of “Eternal Sunshine”, the upcoming album “Brighter Days Ahead” explores themes initially introduced in “Eternal Sunshine”, adding layers to both its sound and emotional depth.

Clarks has collaborated with the popular Japanese brand NEEDLES to give a modern twist to its famous Wallaby design. The NEEDLES x Clarks Wallaby reinvented the traditional moccasin-style shoe by using an all-black suede upper, featuring distinctive butterfly embossing on the sides and a striking suede monk strap with a butterfly-shaped buckle close to the laces. In place of the conventional flat rubber base, there’s now a robust, high-grip sole that brings a functional touch to this fashionable remodel. This collaboration becomes available starting from April 1st on Clarks’ official website and at selected retailers.

This setup replaces traditional mechanical connections with actuators and an electronic power controller, allowing adjustments to motor output as if changing simulated gears while driving. Vibration and resistance in the lever base, provided by force feedback motors, replicate the sensation of gear shifting found in gasoline-powered cars. Ford’s decision mirrors Hyundai’s work on the Ioniq 5 N and Toyota’s simulations with stick prototypes in the Lexus RZ. Even though electric vehicles don’t require gears, this technology aims to heighten driver involvement, particularly for enthusiasts who miss the tactile experience of driving a manual transmission.

According to the latest updates, it’s uncertain whether the actor has a significant role or not in the upcoming film. Joining him in the cast are Dave Bautista, Eric Nam, Dionne Quan, Jessica Matten, Román Zaragoza, and more. Lauren Montgomery is set to direct with William Mata as co-director. This new, unnamed project is inspired by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” but specific plot details are being kept secret for now.

It’s being whispered that Nike plans to update the Air Force 1 Low in a “Linen” color scheme, as a tribute to Kobe Bryant’s legacy and the Los Angeles Lakers’ connection to Minneapolis.

In the music video for “Devil I’ve Been” featuring ERNEST, the starring role is played by an initial creation – a 1971 Ford F-250 Highboy from Velocity’s Heritage Series. This truck, painted in Boxwood Green BASF Glasurit, boasts a matching Velocity Signature Series Bronco, blending rough off-road appeal with opulent custom details. Notable features include personalized billet accessories, 33-inch tires, and an exclusive billet gun rack. Inside, the door panels bear Post’s signature, while premium Focal audio systems housed in unique speaker pods enhance the sound system. Underneath this stylish exterior lies a Velocity Exclusive chassis equipped with a Gen III 5L Coyote V8 and Wilwood brakes, providing both contemporary power and comfort.

To start, Uchis presents a captivating first song titled “Sunshine & Rain…” drawn from her upcoming album. This soothing tune serves as an enticing prelude to what’s coming next in her work.