Following his departure from his self-named label in March and the conclusion of his final runway showcase in June, Dries Van Noten has redirected his attention. The designer has unveiled plans for the opening of his “Common Ground” exhibition. According to a press release, this exhibit delves into the complex idea of home through the creations of six contemporary artists.
During the ’90s and the early 2000s, I portrayed a television character who was known for his foolishness. He was handsome indeed, but he was no brainiac.
New Orleans city stands unique compared to others due to its enigmatic atmosphere filled with legends and mysteries. The tales of Marie Laveau, rumored to be the Voodoo queen, and the way death is revered in places like Congo Square and St. Louis Cemetery have turned this city into a magnet for tourists captivated by Southern Gothic charm. Moreover, it’s not just myths and legends that make New Orleans intriguing; there are numerous true, eerie events, such as the story of Allen Robicheux, a resident from Baton Rouge who buried himself in his home crypt in 1973 and took his own life. His final resting place, adorned with items suggesting a secret life as a voodoo practitioner, remains an enigma to this day.
Even though Tom Holland’s Spider-Man 4 is in production, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) plans to present a fresh webslinger before long. Known for his iconic role in the Spider-Verse movies, Miles Morales has become an essential version of Spider-Man, standing side by side with Peter Parker. Although the MCU has only suggested his presence previously, it appears that Marvel Studios is preparing to unveil him soon following the third Spider-Verse film.
It’s intriguing to observe who will bring characters to life when animated properties transition into live-action. For example, the How to Train Your Dragon series is set to come alive in a grand live-action form next year. While some voice actors from the franchise like Gerard Butler (Stoick the Vast) will carry their roles over, new actors are being chosen to fill in for others. Instead of Jay Baruchel, who voices Hiccup, the young lead character, Mason Thames has been cast for the live-action film. In place of Craig Ferguson, Gobber the Belch, Stoick’s friend, will be played by Nick Frost, known for his humorous performances in Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Hyperspace, and the recent release Black Cab.