That instance offers some insights on two key aspects: Firstly, it sheds light on Lorincz’s thoughts, one of the main characters in Gandbhir’s documentary; secondly, it underscores the potential dangers of Stand Your Ground laws in a nation grappling with racial prejudice.
According to a report in ETimes, Shariful Fakir, who was arrested for attacking Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra residence on January 16, is scheduled to undergo a facial recognition test (FRT) at the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) in Kalina. This test aims to confirm whether Shariful resembles the person caught on CCTV camera climbing from the sixth floor to the eleventh floor of Satguru Sharan and escaping between 1:30 am and 2:30 am.
It’s evident that among the fresh faces, there are quite a few who seem recognizable. Although they may not be immediately identifiable by their names, their visages are likely to spark memories of previous roles in various productions.
Prior to tonight’s event, NIGO shared with the media that he first encountered Futura in Tokyo back in 1996. Being a fervent admirer, NIGO reminisced about their initial encounter when Futura donned one of his windbreakers featuring detachable sleeves. This marked the beginning of their interaction. Since then, NIGO frequently visited Futura in New York, and vice versa. Tonight, Futura was present among the audience, adorning one of their collaborative pieces for KENZO.
Futura reimagined the KENZO flower with his distinct calligraphy, also incorporating his iconic atom logo on jackets, bombers, trousers, and wide-leg pants. The graffiti-inspired spray effect transforms the contemporary KENZO flower onto the kimono collar. Futura rebrands KENZO’s logo using his unique font that adorns various accessories such as shopping bags, bouquet wraps, beer bottle holders, and baguette bags. NIGO emphasizes these elements, reminding us of the popularity of these items in New York during the ’90s. He also recalls Futura writing “fragile” in Japanese on a shirt he designed in 1990, which is now featured on the tags of these pieces.
During their conversation with Tracy E. Gilchrist from OUT magazine, the pair discussed “Wicked” with journalists. As Grande recollected, she mentioned how people are “keeping space” for Elphaba’s powerful song. Noticing that Erivo was becoming emotional at her comment, Grande shared what was going through her mind at the moment by saying this: