Bad Bunny kicked off his year swiftly, releasing his sixth studio album, titled “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOTos” (I Should Have Taken More Photos), on January 5th. He soon followed up this release by announcing a residency in Puerto Rico, and the album eventually reached number one on the Billboard 200 chart.
In Glenmorangie Highland’s new advertisement series named “Once Upon a Time in Scotland,” Ford is showcased. This campaign offers a glimpse into the production process of their whisky as Harrison Ford ventures to Glenmorangie’s Highland estate, uncovering the artistry and dedication that are poured into every bottle. Reflecting on his time spent in the Highlands, Ford expressed, “I had an incredible experience,” adding that he didn’t expect Scotland to be so captivating. He further stated, “Once you arrive in Scotland, it’s like saying goodbye to any other place, because you’re now in Scotland.
In the ground-floor gallery, USSR-born artist Katya Muromtseva unveils her New York solo debut with a collection titled “Heart Left in the Bag“, featuring rich watercolor portraits. These works are fashioned as shaded blossoms, developed during conversations with female immigrants now living in America, where each interviewee is questioned: “When did you realize that you were part of history?” This ongoing project merges individual stories with a broader historical context, depicting memory as influenced by migration. The portraits resemble the fluidity of a lava lamp, reflecting the continuous adaptation and changing identity required in cross-cultural life, encapsulating the resilience and authenticity of her subjects in both literal and abstract forms.
The musical, marking Idina Menzel’s comeback to Broadway since her role in the 2014-2015 production “If/Then“, is fully booked with an average ticket price of $172.21. In this production, Menzel portrays a mourning mother who finds comfort in the forests of Northern California. The show is set to premiere at the Nederlander Theatre on February 13th.
On Tuesday, the leading audio streaming company announced that it doled out a historic $10 billion to the music industry in 2024. Since its establishment a decade prior, it has distributed a total of $60 billion.