“When Megan Thee Stallion’s viral 2024 hit “Mamushi” was released, listeners were surprised when Yuki Chiba’s rapid-fire Japanese rap suddenly cut through the speakers. The song, named after a venomous Japanese snake, was for many Americans a bold introduction to Japan’s thriving hip hop scene.”
“Alabama rapper NoCap is bringing his raw melodic sound to Atlanta this week, headlining two nights of performances at the Tabernacle. Hailed as gritty, deeply personal, and unapologetically raw, NoCap’s latest album, Before I Disappear Again, and multicity tour celebrates his growth as an artist while staying true to the Southern roots that shaped him.”
“Ask anyone, and they’ll tell you—Sabrina Carpenter is having her moment. Sabrina’s risque lingerie and rhinestoned go-go boots fit seamlessly into this aesthetic, proving her outfits aren’t just tour costumes, they’re an extension of her identity. Her blend of retro and contemporary styles tells a story about who she is while shaping how people perceive her brand.”
“Billing itself as “unapologetically absurd, dark, and wildly comedic,” Atlanta-based Adult Swim‘s unconventional original film Yule Log returns with a sequel, Yule Log 2: Branchin’ Out, on December 6.”
“Suspended several feet above the ground with colorful silks, hoops and harnesses, Pamela Donohoo’s performances combine graceful extensions with heart-stopping drops that transform her movements into visual language.”
“Three-time Oscar-winning costume designer Sandy Powell, known for her work on films like The Favourite, Shakespeare in Love, and Carol, showcases her visionary talent off the screen with a new exhibit at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film.. ”
