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Euphoria is Getting Two Special Episodes
Zendaya announced that the tv series is getting two new episodes ahead of the second season.
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Playlist of the Week
YELLE – J’veux un chien Louane – Poésie Indécise Yseult – Corps Taylor Swift – the last great american dynasty Jorja Smith feat. Popcaan – Come Over Miley Cyrus – Heart of Glass (Live from the iHeart Festival) Jessie Ware – What’s Your Pleasure? Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy David Bowie – Life on Mars?
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What I Read in July
July was one of those months that lasted 10 minutes. Actually, 2020 has been like this. But I still managed to read five books. Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer Annihilation is the first book from the Southern Command trilogy. This book was written as if it was a diary from a biologist during her expedition to […]
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What I Read in June
June was a weird a month both personally and globally. On a personal level it was a very busy but also anxious time. On global level the Black Lives Matters movement dominated the headlines, changed the way we look at police and history and, according to The New York Times, might be the largest movement […]
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What I Read in May
May was an ok month. June was another story, but I’ll get to that on another post. I managed to read 7 books in total, some of them different from what I usually read. A Girl Called Shameless by Laura Steven, originally published in 2019 A Girl Called Shameless tells the story of Izzy O’Neill, […]
Read moreWhy We Should Read More Black Authors and Creators to Know About
May was a very neutral month. But, so far, June has been another story. In the past week I kept reading news about anti-fascism and pro-democracy protests, and the black lives matters movements around the world. Both movements have been marked by police brutality. Reading the news and seeing the videos that pop up on […]
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8 Museums to Visit from Home
Photo by Matteo Maretto on Unsplash Museums are these magical places that can transport you to a different era, or to the mind of an artist. And it can also teach you a lot about human history. During these weird times where we need to stay at home and practice social distance, most museums are close. But you […]
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No matter the day, the weather or how many days you will stay in isolation, it is always a good idea to have a little dance party (only household members allowed). And, let’s be honest, any song is good for when you feel like dancing. Yelle – Je t’aime encore Clio – T’as vu Au/Ra […]
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What I Read in April
March and April have been weird months, spent mostly at home. Even though I had more time to read, it was hard to concentrate in March, so I didn’t manage to finish any book that month. But in April my headspace got much better. I read a total of six books, some of them I […]
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