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From Ballpoint to Illumination: Seletti's Bic Pen-Inspired Lamp Collection

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KOKUYO DIG Office in Tokyo: A Fusion of Work and Learning

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ALSO TM-B: Rivian's Electric Bike Innovation for Urban Commutes

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Agape's Modular Sauna: Embracing Agility and Wellness

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SAW.Earth Introduces "See Earth" Handmade Paper Lamps

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Mernet Larsen's Artistic Evolution and the Philosophy Behind 'Getting Measured'

Warhol Foundation Awards Over $4 Million in Grants to 57 Arts Organizations

Oscar Wilde's Legacy: A Collector's Journey Through Memorabilia

Art World Shifts: Climate Initiative, Gallery Updates, and Auction Insights

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Rome's Ancient Griffin House Opens for Livestream Tours

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Christie's Auction of William Koch's Western Art Collection: A Market Overview

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Bob Ross Paintings to be Auctioned for Public Broadcasting

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Paco Pomet's Surreal Canvases: A Journey into the Absurd

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Nature-Inspired Ceramic Sculptures by Malene Hartmann Rasmussen Unveil Ethereal Personas

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Hilda Palafox: A Contemporary Vision of Mexican Muralism

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Ricoh GR IV Monochrome: Premium Price for Black and White Photography

Ricoh GR IV Monochrome: A Premium Black and White Photography Experience

Colorado Honors Late Photographer John Fielder with Commemorative Stamp and Exhibition

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J Balvin Confirms No Super Bowl Performance with Bad Bunny, Addresses Feud

J Balvin has confirmed he will not be joining Bad Bunny for his Super Bowl halftime show performance, despite their recent reconciliation. Balvin expressed his support for Bad Bunny, wishing him success and hoping he showcases Latino talent to the world. He also addressed the backlash Bad Bunny has faced regarding his headlining role, dismissing it as a common experience for Latinos in the music industry.

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Gracie Abrams Expands Artistic Horizons with A24 Film Debut

Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams is set to make her acting debut in the upcoming A24 film 'Please,' directed by Halina Reijn. This move marks Abrams' entry into the film industry, following a successful music career that includes two Grammy nominations. Her involvement with A24 highlights a growing trend of musicians venturing into filmmaking with the independent studio.

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WU LYF Unveils New Track, Announces North American Tour

British band WU LYF, after a decade-long hiatus, has released a new 11-minute song titled "Tib St. Tabernacle," produced by Sonic Boom. This follows their recent comeback with "A New Life Is Coming" and a decision to remove their catalog from major streaming platforms. The band also revealed plans for their first North American tour since 2012, with dates scheduled across both coasts in April and May.

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J. Cole's 'The Fall-Off' Trailer Explores the Nuances of Fame and Domesticity

J. Cole’s official announcement for his seventh studio album, "The Fall-Off," set for release on February 6, offers a contemplative look at the rapper's life beyond the spotlight. The trailer juxtaposes mundane domestic scenes with a profound voiceover questioning societal perceptions of success and decline in the entertainment industry, suggesting an exploration of personal peace amidst public expectations.

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Flea Ventures Solo with Jazz-Infused Album 'Honora' and Global Tour

Flea, the renowned bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, is set to release his debut solo album, 'Honora,' on March 27 via Nonesuch. The album sees him returning to his trumpet-playing jazz roots after nearly 50 years in music. Featuring collaborations with Thom Yorke and Nick Cave, 'Honora' will be supported by a tour across the US, Canada, Europe, starting May 7.

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Langhorne Slim Embraces Electric Sound on New Album 'The Dreamin' Kind'

Nashville-based artist Langhorne Slim, known for his intimate acoustic performances, is set to release his new album, "The Dreamin' Kind," on Friday. This album marks a significant shift to a more electric, amplified sound, a dream he realized with the production and instrumentation support from Greta Van Fleet members Jake Kiszka and Danny Wagner. The collaboration has infused his signature folk style with a powerful rock edge.

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C2C Festival New York Returns with Expanded Lineup and Stages

The New York iteration of the renowned Italian C2C Festival is set to make its return to the Knockdown Center on May 8 for its second annual event. This year's festival boasts an expanded program featuring three stages, offering a blend of indoor and outdoor performances. The initial artist roster includes notable acts such as Los Thuthanaka, Nourished by Time, Arca, and Titanic, among others. Tickets for this single-day music celebration will be available for purchase starting Friday at midday via Dice.

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Kelly Clarkson's Moving Rendition of 'What It Sounds Like' from 'KPop Demon Hunters' and Emotional Fan Encounter

Kelly Clarkson recently captivated audiences on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show' with a powerful performance of 'What It Sounds Like' from 'KPop Demon Hunters.' Eschewing the film's more obvious hit, 'Golden,' Clarkson delivered a gritty and emotional rendition. The episode also featured a heartfelt exchange with actress Arden Cho, who shared how Clarkson's music profoundly impacted her life, highlighting the deep connection between artists and their fans.

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The Enigma of Sienna Rose: Real or Artificial Intelligence?

Sienna Rose, a neo-soul artist, is at the center of a burgeoning debate regarding the authenticity of music in the age of artificial intelligence. Despite accumulating millions of monthly listeners and placements on prominent Spotify playlists, questions arise about her true identity and the role of AI in her artistry, prompting a critical re-evaluation by both industry experts and the listening public.

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The Academy Is... Returns with New Album 'Almost There'

Pop-punk band The Academy Is... announces their first new album in nearly two decades, titled 'Almost There,' set to release on March 27 via I Surrender Records. This new work, a thematic follow-up to their 2005 debut 'Almost Here,' explores evolving life perspectives, accompanied by the release of their lead single '2005' and a new tour.

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Julianna Rankin's "Bad Habits and Good Horses" Featured in Landman Finale

Julianna Rankin's new single "Bad Habits and Good Horses" is set to be featured in the season finale of Paramount+'s 'Landman.' This marks a significant moment for the artist as she makes her debut on the Big Loud Texas label, co-founded by Miranda Lambert. The song, co-written with Garrett Bradford and Jon Decious, reflects Rankin's journey and her Texas roots, blending mellow vocals with hard country lyrics. This feature provides a substantial platform for her rising career.

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Rolling Loud Festival Reveals 2026 Orlando Lineup

The renowned Rolling Loud Festival has officially announced the artist lineup for its 2026 Orlando edition. Following its relocation from Miami, the festival will feature headlining performances by Don Toliver, Playboi Carti, and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. A diverse array of other artists, including EsDeeKid, Chief Keef, Destroy Lonely, and Sexyy Red, are also slated to perform. The event is scheduled to take place from May 8-10 at Camping World Stadium, with tickets currently available for purchase.

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