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0056 – Mario Bauzá & The Afro Cuban Jazz Orchestra – Night In Tunisia ,
Por eso es que me parece recomendable abrir el espíritu y moverse entre diferentes géneros: cuando uno oye las mejores orquestas con la que grababa Fran Sinatra, por ejemplo (del que en este canal acabamos de poner a disposición un tema), puede uno entender la calidad musical de orquestas como la de Mario Bauzá. Óiganlo…
Fans are curious to know whether Khloe Kardashian is dating anyone in 2024 and how she feels about potential future relationships after her issues with Tristan Thompson. A prominent figure in the reality TV world, the Good American founder has always captivated audiences with her candid personality and life experiences. As a result, fans are constantly curious about her personal life, especially her romantic relationships.
Here is everything to know about whether Khloe Kardashian is dating anyone.
Does Khloe Kardashian have a boyfriend in 2024?
No, Khloe Kardashian does not have a boyfriend in 2024.
In a revealing episode of The Kardashians aired on June 20, Khloe Kardashian explained her current disinterest in dating. When a producer commented that her family thinks she should “get out more,” Kardashian confidently addressed the camera, saying, “Who knows what other people think? But I’m happy!” She shared her optimism about finding love again someday and is open to the idea of marriage. (via Pinkvilla)
Khloe Kardashian stressed that she is content with her life as it is, focusing on herself and her children, True and Tatum, and not feeling the immediate need for a romantic partner. She said, “I don’t need anyone. When I’m at the place when I wanna date, I will. And trust me, if I like the person, I’ll publicize it!”
In the episode, the Good American founder also discussed her reservations about dating with her best friend, Malika Haqq. Kardashian attributed her hesitance to her past relationships and her concerns for her children. She is particularly mindful of how introducing someone new might impact her children. “I don’t want to f**K up my kids. So much has already transpired that could potentially f**k them up that I don’t want to add to that by bringing somebody new to mix ’cause so far, people have been very disappointing.” (via Perez Hilton)
Khloe Kardashian’s tumultuous relationship with Tristan Thompson began in 2016. It ended in 2019 amidst rumors of his infidelity. The couple shares two children, True and Tatum. During an appearance on the SHE MD podcast on May 7, the reality star discussed their co-parenting arrangement and her experience with surrogacy. Despite their past issues, she praised Thompson as an “incredible father” and emphasized that her comments were not intended as criticism of him.
After years of remixes and singles, the Blessed Madonna has announced her first solo studio album. The new album, Godspeed, is out on October 11 via Warner. Guests on the 24-track project include Kylie Minogue, Jamie Principle, and Clementine Douglas. Below, listen to the Blessed Madonna and DJ E-Clyps’ new song “Godspeed.”
In a press release, the Blessed Madonna stated, “Godspeed: The word marks the beginning of a journey and sometimes the end of one. After nearly a year in lockdown, when I signed the paperwork and knew that I was going to be allowed to make this album, I called my dad in Kentucky to tell him the good news. He could not contain his pride and in a way his relief. I was going to be OK. He says it better than I do at the beginning of the record. I lost him suddenly just weeks before the first session, but his voice will live in Godspeed forever and make a million more journeys to everyone who hears it.”
The Blessed Madonna previewed Godspeed with the singles “Serotonin Moonbeams,” “We Still Believe,” “Mercy,” “Carry Me Higher,” “Happier,” and “Count on My Love.” The new album follows the Blessed Madonna’s 2020 Dua Lipa remix album Club Future Nostalgia.
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ComingSoon’s Jonathan Sim recently spoke with Emma Corrin (The Crown, My Policeman, A Murder at the End of the World) about her new role as the villainous Cassandra Nova in Deadpool & Wolverine. They discussed movie villains, channeling James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart, and working with director Shawn Levy. It is officially out in theaters tomorrow, July 26.
“Six years after the events of Deadpool 2, Wade Wilson is retired as the mercenary Deadpool and lives a quiet life until the Time Variance Authority (TVA)—a bureaucratic organization that exists outside of time and space and monitors the timeline—pulls him into a new mission,” reads the official synopsis. “With his home universe facing an existential threat, Wilson reluctantly joins an even more reluctant Wolverine on a mission that will change the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).”
Jonathan Sim: One of my favorite moments in the trailer is a scene where you are fighting Wolverine because you take him down with so much power and nonchalance. When you were playing this character, how much of this character did you want to be funny, and how much did you want to be scary?
Emma Corrin: I’ve learned a lot about tone from this film and what it takes to, how unexpected it can be. Because I went in thinking that because it’s Deadpool, then all the characters are sort of very large, much larger than life, and very funny. And actually, what we realized, Shawn Levy, the director, and I as we went along, was that Cassandra really needed to be more of a straight man to Ryan’s funny antihero. But she’s also very kooky and very quirky. So, and as you say, she performs her power, her immense power, with a lot of nonchalance, which is interesting.
Yeah. I can really see that. Now you’re playing the sister of Professor X, and I know that the characters are completely different, but did you ever look at the portrayals of James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart, and did you ever look to them for any sort of inspiration?
I did. I looked into them a little bit. I was really interested in how those actors dealt with playing a character whose power comes from a very internal place, not performed. It’s not physical, but it’s incredibly mental. Especially in the case of Patrick Stewart’s performance, you know? Yeah. I find it really interesting.
What was the superpower that you were most excited to portray on screen?
I think telepathy. Yeah.
It’s something that I feel like you can have a lot of fun with.
It’s very unpredictable, and, you know, Deadpool and Wolverine come in guns blazing, literally. And they dunno what to make of this person who doesn’t; you don’t know when she’s gonna use her power. You don’t know in what form it’s gonna take. So it was fun.
So when you’re on set playing this character, how closely are you guys sticking to the script? Is it any of it improvised? Is any of it Shawn Levy throwing out ideas?
We always do a version of the script. We always do what’s on the page ’cause it’s so brilliantly, beautifully written. It’s so clever. But then, yeah, they’ll always throw things out. They’ll offer things up and, you know, say, ‘How do you feel about trying this?’ Or, ‘Oh, I have an idea. Why don’t you throw this in?’ And it kind of snowballs. So there’s a lot of room for collaboration.
What do you think is the most fun part of playing a villain?
There are no rules.
There are none. There are no rules. So you can do anything you want.
It’s amazing. Exactly. The sky’s the limit.
Are there any movie villains in cinematic history that you look to and you’re like, “those are some great villains. I hope I can maybe stand among those one day.” Are there any of those?
Yeah, I mean, Ryan’s big reference for this film was for me in this film was Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds. And that’s one of the best villains.
Brat Summer, the unlikely online phenomenon named after Charli XCX’s sixth album that briefly refracted pop culture—from motherhood to analog cigarettes to nose drugs—through its chartreuse prism, died Sunday, July 21, on X, formerly known as Twitter. It was just over 80 days old.
Brat Summer began in early May of this year when Charli XCX, born Charlotte Emma Aitchison, dropped by for a surprise set at Brooklyn’s Lot Radio. Her performance drew throngs of fans to a small shipping container on Nassau Avenue while an army of popper-carrying Brooklynites impeded the already problematic traffic pattern at the Williamsburg-Greenpoint border.
As Charli perched in front of a large wall painted in the album’s now iconic shade of messy green (Pantone 3507C) lip-syncing to “360,” BRAT’s spring-loaded second single, the viral potential of her album rollout heaved into view. When four words—“i’m your fav reference”—stylized in the album’s lowercase sans-serif typeface, appeared on the Brooklyn wall seemingly overnight a few weeks later, the online community seemed to unanimously rally around its mandate: to have a Brat Summer.
The possibilities of Brat Summer were manifold, from annoying your boyfriend on vacation to making chilled zucchini soup to waving to the “original 365 party girl,” the Statue of Liberty. Each time the Brooklyn “Brat Wall” got a fresh coat of paint, legions of Brat Summer adherents eagerly parsed its message like some ancient cuneiform. It’s hard to forget where you were the day the billboard suddenly read “L o r d e,” a preview of the collaborative remix of BRAT’s “Girl, So confusing.” Brat Summer, it turned out, was also about making amends.
During its short but intense existence, Brat Summer captured the hearts of not just Charli XCX fans (known as “Angels”) but a broad coalition of followers old and new: Millennials clinging to false memories of early-noughties dirtbag dance music, zoomers who lost many of their precious hedonistic years to the pandemic lockdown, and even toddlers, whose adorable misreadings of the album’s more lurid lyrics would become prescient after its demise. Its slippery definition—Was Tony Soprano having a Brat Summer on his green pool floatie? Could you still have a Brat Summer if you had a stretching routine?—only amplified the impact of Brat Summer. Even the G train was having a Brat Summer —working some of the time, mostly hanging out in Brooklyn.
Social media managers took note of the album art’s low-effort, counterintuitive chicness, and soon, X and Instagram were flooded with mimetic interpretations. By the end of June, the month of the album’s release, some were beginning to grow wary of how long Brat Summer could last. Could it survive being co-opted by brand executives who would keel over from one whiff of Rush? Or would it, like so many other online phenomena that broke free of the cloisters of the internet, shrivel and die in the real world, like a string of hosta flowers wilting in a heatwave?
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