Month: March 2025

Lyric Shen Reflects on the Power of Material Memory in ‘There is an occlusion’

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The exhibition combines traditional methods of porcelain and stoneware artistry with modern techniques such as inkjet printing and digital media. This blend explores themes like remembrance, secrecy, and the flow of time. The climax of the show is a moving re-creation of a room from a Japanese colonial house that was once part of the artist’s family history. This reconstruction was made using only sketches and oral narratives.

iShowSpeed becomes Shaolin monk during China visit!

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Currently, Darren Jason Watkins Jr., better recognized as iShowSpeed, is making a trip to China. He’s not only marveling at the Great Wall of China and performing a backflip there, but also savoring various local dishes. In an exciting twist, he has recently taken up the role of a Shaolin monk!

Master Khazan’s Power: Easy Guide to Resetting Stats and Skills in The First Berserker

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For the unfamiliar, “The First Berserker: Khazan” is a game resembling soulslike titles, such as “Dark Souls”. In this game, Lacrima functions similarly to the souls you collect in Dark Souls, serving to enhance Khazan’s abilities, making him stronger. Each time you use Lacrima to level up, the cost for further advancement increases. However, the game encourages players to try various weapons and armor sets. Weapons in this game have scaling akin to From Software games like “Elden Ring”. This means that certain stats make Khazan more skilled with specific weapons. Furthermore, Khazan earns skill points that can be utilized to unlock weapon-specific skills.

FCC chair opens investigation into Disney and ABC for DEI practices

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In a letter to Disney CEO Bob Iger, which was posted on X and made available for reading, Carr expressed concern that Disney and ABC may have breached FCC equal employment opportunity regulations by favoring certain forms of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) discrimination inappropriately.