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Although the text description in Xiao Ge’s work explicitly mentions ‘the body’, it does not present the human body directly. Instead, the artist constructs a poetic metaphor through three ceramic vessels. This choice is not a coincidence. Ceramics have long been closely related to humanity’s pursuit of beauty, refinement, and power, and the vase serves as […] The post Shifting Contours of the Body appeared…

LGBTQ+ rights in Venezuela have suffered under an oppressive government and widespread poverty.

Slayyyter has a new album on the way. The rising pop star’s third full-length, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, is out March 27 via RECORDS/Columbia Records. Here’s everything we know so far. What’s the backstory? The highly-anticipated project marks Slayyyter’s major label debut, following 2023’s STARFUCKER. She teased it with a euphoric run of singles including ‘BEAT […] The post…

Swamp Bois & Doll Dynasty are rooted in a belief that joy, play, & social connection are essential to mutual aid and caring for a community.

Jusqu'ici, le gouvernement envisageait de porter un projet de loi concurrent de la proposition de loi de Laure Miller.

Bill Donahue echoed the current administration's repeated propaganda that anti-ICE protestors are paid "agitators."

Many believe her silence said it all.

Much of the downtown submarkets ended 2025 more than 40% empty. But as available sublease space diminishes, the industry hopes stabilization is afoot.

For MAGA Americans, the only things more certain than death (possibly from measles) or taxes (effectively higher, thanks to Trump’s tariffs) is the inevitability of being taken advantage of by a vast constellation of grifters who have learned to exploit the country’s yawning partisan divide. Call it the Black Rifle Coffee effect, perhaps: Since 2014, those military fetishizing bean grinders have stood out as a model…

On Wednesday, the Guardian broke the harrowing story of Zharick Daniela Buitrago Ortiz, a 21-year-old woman who is eight months pregnant, in need of emergency assistance, and—at the time of writing—was being held in Atlanta and facing deportation to Colombia. After her father was killed for speaking out about corruption in their home country, Ortiz and her mother escaped to Texas in November, where they sought…