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JEDDAH/RIYADH: As the sun set on Friday night, people gathered on the Jeddah Art Promenade to enjoy the Saudi National Day celebrations. The nation’s dark green and white flag was flying everywhere, and many children were dressed appropriately. Some women wore crystals on their faces while others dressed in abayas to complement the theme. Men … Read more
Allegra Kirkland, OC ’12, is the Political Director at Teen Vogue. During her time at Oberlin, Kirkland served as news editor and editor-in-chief of the review. Before joining Teen Vogue, Kirkland worked as a reporter and managing editor for Talking points memoan independent news organization dedicated to reporting on politics and public policy. This interview … Read more
There’s always something going on at Harker Heights Recreation Center, with some active seniors available on Wednesday mornings for watercolor classes and a game or two of Scrabble. The list of activities is long and varied, and many who wish to take advantage of the programs bring a friend or two. Recreation Center Manager Nichole … Read more
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In the two weeks since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, I have kept thinking of King Charles. At 73, he is the oldest person in line with the British throne. And while few of us wait to rule kingdoms (real ones, anyway), Charles’ experience highlights something many of us can relate to: how the … Read more
Artist Mary Gill is still learning how ingrained racism is in America. She immigrated to the United States decades ago from Trinidad and Tobago. Her art reflects her heritage – paintings depicting ordinary scenes of black people. “As a foreigner in a country that was foreign to me, I personalized it. I said, ‘Maybe there’s … Read more
Excitement was in the air at London’s Newport Street Gallery on Thursday night. But the crowds of visitors excitedly chatting or snapping photos of the exhibition were not the usual art crowd, and this was certainly no ordinary vernissage. It was a “community event” to preview the exhibition of “The Currency”, Damien Hirst’s first NFT … Read more
“Rainbow Flavor”, Ryan Singer, 2021, Acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 x 1½ in. (Courtesy of Addison Doty) It takes months to curate an exhibition for an art museum. It’s no different at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Art Museum. The curators spend months putting together a narrative that will make an impact. With hundreds … Read more
The heights of Dragon Ball great are bigger than anything Goku and his friends have ever experienced. The events of Dragon Ball great have introduced new celestial beings, powerful transformations and a whole multiverse of potential dangers. RELATED: The 10 Best Fights in Dragon Ball Super dragon ballFans of are familiar enough with the series’ … Read more
JEDDAH/RIYADH: As the sun set on Friday night, people gathered on the Jeddah Art Promenade to enjoy the Saudi National Day celebrations. The nation’s dark green and white flag was flying everywhere, and many children were dressed appropriately. Some women wore crystals on their faces while others dressed in abayas to complement the theme. Men … Read more