The Colombian artist and designer sees her work as a blend of opposing ideas, bringing together different qualities. She begins many projects with her own handcrafted art, but isn’t afraid to use technology. Her brand is deeply personal, inspired by her own passions and creative impulses, though she collaborates with a team to bring her visions to life. While she values tradition, she also believes in challenging the status quo.
Over the past few years, Zamna has become firmly established in its 11-hectare jungle location, and this year’s event celebrated the surrounding Mayan culture through incredible production. The first night of the festival ended the year with a vibrant, exotic theme and a headlining set from MRAK, founder of Afterlife. Later in the event, the Mexican artist collective Mayan Warrior performed against a backdrop of tribal-inspired designs, combining deep electronic music with stunning light displays.
With the new Nike GT Future “Unseen Hours” release, Nike is highlighting the hard work and dedication of basketball players in New Jersey. While the brand has recently focused on the All-Star Weekend, this shoe celebrates the countless hours of practice and the strong basketball community found in the Garden State.
Looking at the last ten years of Dragon Ball, from the beginning of Dragon Ball Super to the current run of Dragon Ball DAIMA, is also really fascinating. Dragon Ball Super features over-the-top battles with powerful gods and divine energy. Certain fights stand out as particularly memorable and are worth a closer look for fans.
A 33-year-old drawing of Goku recently appeared on the official Dragon Ball website’s Toriyama Archives. It was originally created as the logo for a research project about the series’ creator, Akira Toriyama. Although the image was only available on the site for 24 hours, you can view it below.
Few TV genres are as good at surprising audiences as police and crime dramas, where the lines between hunter and hunted often blur. Some of these shows have delivered truly unforgettable twists that have made them timeless classics.
In a recent interview with Polygon, Jon Favreau hinted that the upcoming movie featuring The Mandalorian and Grogu could mark the end of his involvement with Star Wars. He explained that after seven years working on the franchise, transitioning to a film feels like the natural conclusion of his current work. The word ‘culmination’ suggests a sense of finality, and he seems pleased with the idea of ending his run on a high note. Favreau also discussed the difficulties of adapting The Mandalorian from a TV series to a large-scale film, indicating that this movie will be the most ambitious story yet for the pair.
Halle Berry is currently promoting her new film, where she portrays a character dealing with discrimination at work. When Entertainment Weekly asked if she’d ever faced a difficult boss herself, she immediately thought of a past experience with director Bryan Singer.
With the long weekend here, Netflix has a lot of fresh content to enjoy! You can dive into thrilling crime dramas like The Art of Sarah, laugh with comedies like How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, or, if you’re in the mood for romance, check out the new 9-episode series – it’s a strong contender for your weekend viewing.
Sony is planning a new version of the classic film Charlie’s Angels. The screenplay will be written by Pete Chiarelli, known for his work on movies like The Proposal (2009) and Crazy Rich Asians (2018).