This Week… 90’s Adverts, 90’s Raves & 90’s Baby Showers
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A Chicago Footwork routine wins Dancing With the StarsNBA star and Chicago-area native, Iman Shumpert, and his partner, Daniella Karagach, brought home the trophy from the Dancing With the Stars finale last week.![Location – Aerial 2]()
Bradley Zero, Yu Su, India Jordan & more announced for Flash Festival’s 2022 returnThe Tuscan food and music festival was forced to cancel their last two editions due to Covid.
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- Music
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Grove to release EP on Bokeh Versions & Spinny NightsThe five tracks explore themes of physicality, tenderness and sexuality.![image]()
A Chicago Footwork routine wins Dancing With the StarsNBA star and Chicago-area native, Iman Shumpert, and his partner, Daniella Karagach, brought home the trophy from the Dancing With the Stars finale last week.
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- Commentary
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Value Based Curation: Positive Education Festival in focusNext month will mark the return of arguably one of the most innovative and interesting European music and arts festivals.![Screen Shot 2021-10-12 at 10.35.22]()
Anna Lann announces new immersive performance artwork ‘CALL TO ARMS’Producer, musician and Ransom Note family member Anna Lann has announced a new immersive performance artwork 'CALL TO ARMS', taking place at the Ugly Duck in Bermondsey between 21st-24th October.
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This Week… 90’s Adverts, 90’s Raves & 90’s Baby Showers
“Quality is always fashionable”
It seems that this week the home office decided to teleport itself back in time so as to release the most meta public safety advert of a generation. Wait a minute, I’m sure I’ve seen this some place before? Oh well, back to my DVD.
Anyway, after that little dose of nostalgia it’s time to take a look at what else has been happening around the world this week.
Well, Prince Phillip is in hospital… again. Landlords got sad at the fact that they might not make money from poor people renting. Dj’s did some more streams in an increasingly worthless attempt to main relevant in a world in which music is no more. The Daily Mail launched a new section, radio presenters talked shite, this guy still exists and I ate some beans on toast for lunch.
Here’s the internet…