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The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis is hosting the debut U.S. museum exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Pan Daijing. Originating from Guiyang and currently residing in Berlin, Daijing is recognized for creating immersive, emotionally intense settings encompassing sound, sculpture, video, architecture, and most notably, performance. As a self-taught composer, she has garnered notice for her daring investigations into experimental and industrial sound, positioning her among the initial recipients of the Art Basel Awards’ honors.

Like many of us, Acne Studios can’t get enough of Tove Jansson’s Moomins.

The post he shared wasn’t concerning politics. There was no mention of Donald Trump or general discussions about the nation. Instead, his deleted Instagram post read, “May God bless those who made the supreme sacrifice. Wishing everyone a happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸.

In a previous turn of events, the two individuals were bestowing the honor for the preferred country duo or group (which ultimately went to Dan + Shay). Prior to disclosing the nominees and the victor, Moroney made a statement suggesting that the Carter Family originated country music. It appeared that the individual who penned those words might not have had a comprehensive understanding of country music’s history.

In contrast to the cheerful atmosphere of How to Train Your Dragon’s Isle of Berk and Super Nintendo World, the Dark Universe zone takes on a more thought-provoking tone. Despite the straightforward statement “They’re alive,” this phrase carries a deeper meaning than just creatures rising from dark graves. Instead, it seems to encapsulate a sense of vitality that permeates every experience within the area.

When you blend those two instincts, as Stewart did on his 1976 album “Year of the Cat,” there’s a good chance you could strike it rich. Parsons started producing for Stewart on his 1975 album “Modern Times,” which was the singer-songwriter’s first top 40 hit. They collaborated again twice, resulting in Stewart’s biggest hits: “Year of the Cat” and “Time Passages” (1978).

As a devoted gamer, I’m all about immersing myself in different worlds, and the Longines Zulu Time GMT watch is like my time-travel device. Originally designed for the Royal Canadian Navy to manage the gap between their local time and the universal “Zulu Time,” it has roots deeply ingrained in a rich travel legacy.

Its origins can be traced back to Turkish pocket watches that facilitated the shift from Turkish time to Western time. Now, this lineage continues in a series of modern masterpieces, like the sought-after Spirit Zulu Time collection.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’m thrilled about New Balance’s summer lineup, especially the upcoming 9060 model in the “Mushroom/Arid Stone” colorway. This shoe boasts an earthy silhouette that harmonizes beautifully with its light brown mesh base and suede overlays, creating a soft and subtle palette. The shoe rests on a cream midsole and light grey outsole, which adds to its seamless and sleek appearance. Keep your eyes peeled, as these shoes are due to hit the shelves in the upcoming months!

The 2026 BMW M2 CS, an exclusive high-performance coupe, has been unveiled by BMW M. This model takes performance a step further with increased power, enhanced agility, and smartweight engineering. Making its first appearance at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, the M2 CS features a 3L inline-six engine that generates 523 hp, which is 50 hp more than the regular M2. Additionally, it has shed almost 100 lbs due to the use of carbon fiber elements and forged wheels.

The Ross + Kramer team has prolonged Kenny Scharf’s “Look Both Ways” exhibition, keeping it open past its original closing date on May 24, 2025. This extended run allows visitors to enjoy a vibrant collection of paintings and sculptures that span Scharf’s career from the 1980s up until now.