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Word of the Day:炙り出し
I am looking at my todo list. Making good progress, gathered plenty of time to take a break or do somethings more loosely, but I just feel really on ball right now and don't want to deter the momentum.
By Kayla McIntosha day ago in Confessions
Word of the Day: 財政
I haven't been able to use my Budget book at all, but I feel like also part of my issue was not taking out any loans at school. I might need to do that next term just to allow for some cushion for everything. Also I might need it for transportation.
By Kayla McIntosha day ago in Confessions
The Dermatologist-Designed Medical Grade Skincare Routine for Women Over 35
There’s a quiet shift that happens sometime after 35. You don’t notice it all at once. It reveals itself slowly—foundation settling where it never used to, a faint dullness that won’t buff away, fine lines that linger even after a good night’s sleep. The products that once worked effortlessly now feel… polite. Ineffective. Almost irrelevant.
By Darryl Hudsona day ago in Styled
Word of the Day: 吹き込む
I am now having a few pages open just because I am actually spending time listening to Japanese for once. I am pretty good at understanding what she is saying other than a few words. But I just write those down for my topics.
By Kayla McIntosha day ago in Confessions
Rising Musician Entity!! Speaks on Industry Challenges and Spiritual Sound
In contemporary music culture, success is often evaluated through numerical indicators such as streaming counts, chart placements, and social media metrics. While these measures remain influential, many artists continue to define achievement through broader and more personal frameworks. Entity!! is one such artist who articulates a perspective centered on visibility, discourse, and movement rather than solely on quantitative outcomes. Discussing how he understands success as an artist, Entity!! emphasizes the importance of cultural presence and conversation. He explains, “Entity !! believes that success beyond the numbers and charts as an artist comes in the form of motion. If people speak about him and talk about him in the right places, he knows he is successful.” This statement reflects an interpretation of success that prioritizes relevance, awareness, and engagement within specific communities and spaces. Rather than isolating achievement to measurable performance, his view situates artistic value within social momentum and discussion. Such a perspective aligns with ongoing debates in creative industries regarding how influence is formed and sustained. As audiences increasingly discover music through niche platforms, word-of-mouth, and algorithm-driven ecosystems, visibility can take many forms beyond mainstream recognition. Entity!!'s comments point to the role of conversation and placement—where and how an artist is discussed—as markers of progress and impact.
By Cloutflya day ago in Interview
Art and culture in Town at the Gallery
There used to be an art gallery in the town where my grandmother lived and I would love to go visit that art gallery when I would go visit my grandmother as well before she passed on period it was a fantastic gallery it has now close down in its physical form and has reopened online thank God I mean because it was a beautiful gallery. It had pieces early pieces from Keith Herring which is a favorite painter of mine as you knowAnd it also had Andy Warhol those are the two that really stand out to me. It was justA brilliantGallery it's too bad it didn't last very long butHere'sTo memories.In a while thatGot the chance toSee a galleryAnd I used to constantlyFrequent that Gallery as wellPeriod
By Revista Miko:XCI by Rikki La Rougea day ago in Art
Word of the Day: 天皇制
My mind feels crazily clear. I had 3 gummies and I actually have no intruding voices, no intruding thoughts. I am really free. Sometimes I play like 3 different sound devices just to feel even slightly clear, but right now, the music is all I need.
By Kayla McIntosha day ago in Confessions
The Andy Warhol Brillo Box
Andy Warhol is the king of Pop Art and he had been the first to incorporate everyday items that we as a society would never think to turn into art, Andy did it first with the Cambpell Soup can and then with the Brillo Soap Box. There was an art collector family who had a Warhol Brillo Soap Box in their collection and it did become part of their lives which is really rare for a piece of art to be able to do that and the daughter of the family who was a film maker made a documentary about it.
By Revista Miko:XCI by Rikki La Rougea day ago in Art