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V Magazine - New York Studio Presents Inaugural Exhibition: Ad Hoc
Black rubber is not a typical centerpiece for an artistic body of work. The inner tubes that keep bikes steadfast, or the treads that hold cars to the asphalt in a storm, are elements of day-to-day life for many that are often overlooked. But black rubber is a valuable material, one that French artist Marie Hazard and Portuguese designer Constança Entrudo take particular care in exploring as part of their collaborative exhibition, Ad hoc...
Trill Mag - Axel & Lolo: This LA Music Duo Wants to Make Emotions Normal Again
Friendship influences everyone, but Alex and Lolo have harnessed that influence in a particularly special way. The LA-based songwriting duo is a musical force to be reckoned with, and if you don’t know them now, you will soon. With their single, “You’d Like Me More,” having surpassed 655,000 streams on Spotify, and the pair already having performed at the 2025 Bourbon and Beyond Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, the career of Axel and Lolo is on a steady incline...
V Magazine - Hayes Warner on Going From the Stage to the Screen
Both an online fixation and pop-rock breakthrough, Hayes Warner brings a self- awareness that feels increasingly rare in modern pop. Although her music has all the angst of an early-twenty-something raised online, Warner sings of womanhood and heartbreak in a voice so diaristic it still feels intimate. Tracks like “Breadcrumbs” and “Oh!” play less like polished studio recordings and more like live emotional confessions...
Trill Mag - Is ‘Superhero Fatigue’ Finally Here?
The year is 2008, and you’ve just walked into your local theater to see a movie your coworker barely convinced you to go see. Starring in the movie was an actor who you vaguely remember going to prison about 12 years ago. You expect some kiddie flick; heck, it’s based on a comic book after all! But soon you’d bear witness to a film that would change the industry for decades, a movie titled Iron Man...
