Nothing Really Matters
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- Sep 7, 2026
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#BringBackOldMugs (opens the original)
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I just got back from vacation. After spending some time with my mom (and a few friends), I want to start a ridiculous and not urgente but very important movement. We were having coffee one day at an overpriced coffee shop. The coffee was served extremely hot (in the middle of summer), and when it arrived, we had the exact same reaction: absolute hatred for those hipster ceramic mugs without handles. That is exactly where our #BringBackOldMugs movement began.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewabl
The 2026 mid-year playlist: Everybody get up and dance! (opens the original)
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This is not a list of the best songs of the year. This is a list of curated tracks to heat up your next month and a real-time read on where global music culture is heading. Play it while you read about it: Even if it’s not a best-of-the-year list, the playlist starts with my favorite album so far. MY SKYSCRAPER by Nirosta Steel is a mixtape-album-patchwork of edits and lost songs that he has been working on over the past 40 years. The opening track of the album was written for Madonna, and the c
I dreamed I worked with Beyoncé, the Pope... and God (opens the original)
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The Catholic Church is appearing in my life in various ways. I don't know if it's because of the hype created by their new Creative Director (aka Pope Leo XIV) or… something divine? Despite being raised in the religion, I abandoned the institution years ago, but after various experiences, I created my own concept of God, life, love, family, and faith.Last night, I had a dream so vivid and intense that it almost felt like a premonition. Inside the dream, I had the idea of creating an album with c
Do you believe in truth after irony? (opens the original)
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Today I started reading Clarice Lispector's book of chronicles. I confess that I tried to read her novel "Água Viva" on December 10th (my birthday and hers) in honor of us, but I confess that I couldn't. Too many subjectivities at a time when I wasn't ready. I decided to take a few steps back, because I know she is an artist we need to dive into and allow ourselves to drown in. While reading her, I thought about how raw her truth is. Sometimes I think about being honest like her with people abou
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