Our society is shaped by tradition and by the cultural products we consume every day — music, literature, art, film, dance, television, and social media. These shared touchpoints give people a way to connect, identify with one another, and feel part of something larger. When a trend breaks into the mainstream, it doesn’t just entertain — it becomes a movement. No one wants to miss out, which is why so many of us stay plugged in to the ever-evolving world of Pop Culture. Continue reading How Gaming Fuels the Latest Pop Culture Movements→
Tired of the same old workouts that feel more like chores than fun? You’re not alone-and the good news is that fitness is changing in exciting ways. From fast-paced agility moves to creative workouts that blend movement and play, staying fit doesn’t have to be boring. These new trends are helping people of all ages enjoy exercise again. Continue reading Unique Fitness Trends: From Agility Training to Creative Workouts→
In 1988, film director John Waters created a new level of shock by making a family friendly, PG-rated movie. Set in 1962, two years before the Civil Rights Act, Hairspray centers on Tracy Turnblad (Ricki Lake), a self-identified “pleasantly plump” teenage girl, who attempts to racially integrate a teen dance show.
Amber Cowan is a sculptress who works exclusively with recycled vintage glass, and her art is just phenomenal for its intricate beauty and imaginative qualities, combined with an irresistible nostalgic pull. The above tableau is entitled Dance of The Pacific Coast Highway at Sunset (2019) — was part of an exhibit of her work at NYC’s Heller Gallery, which just closed this past weekend. Continue reading Pink Thing Of The Day: Dance of The Pacific Coast Highway at Sunset By Amber Cowan→
