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For This Artist, Doomscrolling Isn’t a Bad Thing
Jon Rafman’s liberal use of artificial intelligence is on full, dark display in an exhibition that features a kind of MTV warped by internet subcultures.
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Gabe Henry Is Laughing at Language’s Ludicrous Logic
Author Gabe Henry explores the strange history of spelling reform at Nerd Nite Hudson Valley in Beacon on August 18, with ...
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All the Way Black
Grab some popcorn, a little Kool-Aid, adjust that antenna on your big booty TV, and let's take a ride as we explore the evolution of the Black family sitcom. We journey across corned rows, slide down ...
Destructive ‘Kool-Aid Man’ TikTok challenge trend revived by NYC teens
The destructive TikTok challenge requires teens mimic the popular Kool-Aid commercials, in which the bright-red drink’s ...
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Kool-Aid is Dropping Its First New Product in Over 5 Years, and It's Totally Unexpected
Nicky Katt, a longtime actor who appeared in movies like "Dazed and Confused" and "Boiler Room," died earlier this month. He was just 54 years old. The longtime Hollywood star, who also made an ...
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Nike Partners With Kool-Aid For New Sneaker Collection
Nike and Kool-Aid have come together for a new shoe collection, offering two different sneaker designs between May and July ...
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The fictional Kool-Aid movie in Apple's new satire isn't that far from reality
Apple TV+'s "The Studio" satirizes Hollywood's art-commerce tension. The Seth Rogen show parodies brand films and nods to real-life successes like "Barbie." Insiders say its portrayal of branded ...