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SIGMA × QUEEN MILLZ

MULTI-PLATINUM DRUM & BASS DUO SIGMA AND RISING HIP-HOP SINGER/RAPPER QUEEN MILLZ COLLABORATE ON SUMMER BANGER LITTLE THINGS

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Multi-Platinum-selling, BRIT-Award nominated drum and bass DJ and producers Sigma (aka Cam Edwards and Joe Lenzie) are one of the only UK dance acts to make it big in the world of pop – achieving Gold certification status on their debut studio album Life and amassing over 2.7 billion worldwide streams – without losing relevance in the Drum and Bass scene where the London-based duo spent a decade, pre-fame.

Their success extends to their singles collaborations, leading them to work with artists such as Paloma Faith, The Chainsmokers, Rita Ora, Quavo, Jack Savoretti and John Newman, exploring the full gamut of club and pop sounds. Their impressive resume includes seven UK certified singles [2 x Platinum, 2 x Gold and 3 x Silver], two Brit-Award nominations and becoming the first ever drum and bass act ever to headline the prestigious Royal Albert Hall. They have also sold-out headline shows at the O2 Academy Brixton and played festivals on the biggest stages in the UK and across the globe.

Making a return after the COVID pandemic, the dance duo released their highly anticipated second studio album Hope in June 2022. Featuring hit singles such as Find Me ft. Birdy, Brit-Certified Silver single Anywhere, 2 Hearts with Sam Feldt and the brilliantly uplifting anthem Hope, the album has already accumulated over half a billion worldwide streams and counting.

Hailing from Leicestershire, Queen Millz’s music is an expression of the many emotions she has experienced in life, growing up in a musical house filled with reggae, R&B, hip-hop and house. She has received radio love and playlist support from the likes of DJ Target, Tiffany Calver, Sian Anderson and Jack Saunders at BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra, DJ Semtex at Capital Xtra and Henrie, Ellie Prohan, Kaylee Golding and Esi at KISS FM – as well as being championed by tastemaker press such as NOTION, CLASH, Wonderland, COLORS and much more.

With recent live performances at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, BBC 1Xtra at The Great Escape, TakeOff Malia, NASS Festival (Bristol) and upcoming performances at Spektrum (Hamburg, Germany), it’s evident that Queen Millz is an international star in the making.

Continuing the wave of festival season, Queen Millz is gearing up for her upcoming release Little Things with Sigma, which arrives mid August just in time for Sigma‘s Reading and Leeds Festival sets where she will be performing alongside the duo in addition to her own performance at the BBC 1Xtra Stage at the festivals. Speaking about the release, Queen Millz says Little Things is a song to make you jump up and celebrate every little thing that your man might do that you really love but you don’t say it often enough! This one’s for my ravers!!

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Jeremy G × Catalyna – Libro

The urban exponents Jeremy G and Catalyna join their voices for the first time to present their new song “Libro“, a song that refers to how the singer made a book thanks to the stories lived in past relationships and the memories of an intense love.

Recently, Jeremy G consolidated his career in the urban music industry, debuting with his single “Desnuda”. “Libro“ is the artist’s second promotional song, under the record label “Y Entertainment” owned by the famous urban-living legend Yandel, a label to which the Puerto Rican singer Catalyna also belongs. Catalyna has collaborated with great artists of the urban industry such as Guaynaa, Yandel, Farina, and others. Her new song “Castigada” along with Young Miko and Cory has been a total success, with more than 3 million views just one month after its premiere.

“I am super happy with this single, being able to present my second song is a privilege, I love what I do, and I get very excited every time new music comes out. Catalyna gave an incredible touch to the song; I feel that it’s just perfect. I also love her work; I hope this is the beginning of many collaborations”. Expressed Jeremy G.

“Libro”, a song composed by the interpreters Jeremy G and Catalyna together with Yandel, Adrian Veguilla Espada, Luis Acosta, Pedro Josue Torres, Adelmo Primera and Eduardo Gonzalez. Under the production of Luis Acosta “Sour” and the record label “Y Entertainment”. A theme that has a classic reggaeton melody and the perfect touch delivered by their voices.

Ronnie Camilo produced and directed the original music video. The audiovisual piece tells the touching tale of a young couple who, due to family decisions, were split apart. Fortunately, the story has a happy ending because, many years later, they are able to reunite. “Libro“ is available on all digital platforms.

EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4

SUN-SPIDER, SPINSTRESS, AND MORE INCREDIBLE SPIDER-HEROES SWING INTO ACTION IN EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4!
Dan Slott and an all-star lineup of creators continue the SPIDER-VERSE revolution in EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4, on sale September 21. Check out all the covers and an exclusive first look!

Fans can’t get enough of EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE! In just two issues, readers have met breakout new Spider-Heroes like Spider-Rex, the new Spider-UK, and Night-Spider as well as seen what the future holds for fan-favorite heroes like for Araña, Spider-Man Noir, and more. Throughout this saga, fans have also witnessed the rise of a dark new threat to the Spider-Verse, one that will lead directly into Dan Slott’s next Spidey epic, beginning in October’s SPIDER-MAN #1. This transformation of the Spider-Verse continues in the coming weeks with more thrilling additions to the Spider-Verse family, new status quos for existing Spider-Heroes, and more clues to what will bring about the END OF THE SPIDER-VERSE!

Here’s what fans can expect from the fourth issue in this exciting saga, EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4, on sale September 21:

· Spider-Ham returns to do what he does best—fight crime in the most unpredictable and entertaining way possible! And who’s his new friend? Find out in this thrilling tale by M.O.D.O.K. series co-creator Jordan Blum and artist Michael Shelfer.

· Spinstress, a Spider-Princess who sings, talks to spiders and kicks villainous butt throughout her kingdom! David Hein, writer of the Broadway smash hit Come From Away, brings her to life alongside amazing artist Luciano Vecchio. Check out her stunning design by Helen Chen, the artist and production designer known for her work with Walt Disney Animation Studios on films like Raya and the Last Dragon, Wreck-It Ralph, and Big Hero 6!

· Spider-Mobile is a super hero all on its own! See this iconic car’s first solo adventure in a story by Spider-Verse architect Dan Slott and Eisner Award winning artist Ty Templeton!

· Sun-Spider who debuted in 2020’s SPIDER-VERSE miniseries as a winner of Marvel’s Spidersona contest gets her own story written by Bingo Love creator Tee Franklin in her Marvel Comics debut alongside fellow rising star Jethro Morales!

Check out all the covers for EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4 plus a first look at interior artwork, and stay tuned for more news about EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE! For more information, visit Marvel.com.

Retailers, don’t forget to order your copies of EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #4 by Monday, August 22!

CORNER BAR MANAGEMENT

Corner Bar Management to Celebrate Life Is Beautiful with The Block, a Rollicking Lineup of Pre- and Post-Fest Parties

Corner Bar Management will keep the good times rolling before and after Life Is Beautiful with The Block, a packed lineup of pre- and post-festival parties at We All Scream, DISCOPUSSY, Commonwealth and Park on Fremont from Friday, Sept. 16 through Sunday, Sept. 18.

The Block, sponsored by Las Vegas Weekly, will highlight 15 headliners across four venues within three days on Fremont East. For the first time, Corner Bar Management will offer an all-access pass to the events, priced at $99, or each event ticket may be purchased separately. Tickets available now at blockparty.vegas.

Daytime brunch parties will rock The Block from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Park on Fremont, a lush craft cocktail garden in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. The lineup features Chet Porter on Friday, Sept. 16; Flamingosis on Saturday, Sept. 17; and a Kraak & Smaak DJ set on Sunday, Sept. 18. Tickets to each event begin at $10.

By night, Fremont East will light up with post-festival events, each beginning at 11 p.m. DISCOPUSSY, the warehouse-inspired dance haven distinguished by its LED disco-octopus chandelier, will host a lineup of DJs including Solardo on Friday, Sept. 19; Justin Martin on Saturday, Sept. 17; and VNSSA on Sunday, Sept. 18. At Commonwealth, a two-story industrial-style craft cocktail bar with rooftop dancefloor, artists will include Andre Power on Friday, Sept. 16; Austin Millz on Saturday, Sept. 17; and Miles Medina on Sunday, Sept. 18. We All Scream, Corner Bar Management’s double-decker ice cream-themed club, will host two headliners nightly, one In The Truck, the venue’s vintage dairy truck-turned-DJ booth, and another On The Cone, the rooftop’s custom ice cream cone-shaped booth. The lineup includes UNIIQU3 and Bexxie on Friday, Sept. 16; YehMe2 and DJ Dan on Saturday, Sept. 17; and Manila Killa (DJ set) and DJ Mes on Sunday, Sept. 18. Tickets to each event begin at $20.

For more information on The Block, visit blockparty.vegas.

About Corner Bar Management Created by Ryan Doherty, Corner Bar Management is behind some of downtown Las Vegas’ most imaginative nightlife, dining and entertainment destinations, including Commonwealth, The Laundry Room, Park on Fremont, DISCOPUSSY, Lucky Day, Peyote, Cheapshot and We All Scream. Corner Bar also introduced Las Vegas’ first immersive, multi-sensory museum, Museum Fiasco to AREA15, the world’s first purpose-built experiential art and entertainment complex. Corner Bar Management actualizes its passion for local arts and the slightly unconventional through detail-oriented concepts that inspire conversation and community gathering. More information is available at www.CornerBarMgmt.com, and at @CornerBarMgmt on Facebook and Instagram.

About We All Scream

An art-filled nightclub and not-for-profit ice creamery benefiting public art, Corner Bar Management’s We All Scream is now open at 517 E. Fremont St. A 10,000-square-foot veritable warren of wonderment, the indoor-outdoor compound is a stomping ground for music and art afficionados alike. Void Acoustics sound systems fuel We All Scream’s vintage dairy truck-turned-DJ booth on the ground-level patio, and the custom, ice cream cone-shaped DJ booth imbedded with LED sprinkles on the rooftop dance floor. Backed by 360-degree views of downtown’s grit and neon glow, We All Scream drips with vibrant, floor-to-ceiling murals by internationally renowned artists. More information is available online at www.weallscream.com, and on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at @weallscreamdtlv.

About DISCOPUSSY

DISCOPUSSY, a 6,500-square-foot after-hours dance haven, brings mainline house and techno to Fremont East. Conceptualized and designed by Ryan Doherty of Corner Bar Management, the centerpiece is a custom-built disco-octopus made of more than 10,000 laser cut components illuminated by more than 5,000 individually addressable light-emitting diodes. Beneath, dance culture comes alive on the Void Acoustics sound system as world-renowned producers and emerging underground DJs control the decks deep into the night. A tribute to the hacienda days of Detroit, New York and London, DISCOPUSSY’s inky atmosphere is brightened only by piercing lasers, the iconic octopus and the electric personalities who frequent. DISCOPUSSY is open 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, and from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. More information is available on the website at www.DISCOPUSSYDTLV.com.

Commonwealth

Commonwealth offers a stylish social scene within the burgeoning bar district in Downtown Las Vegas. The 6,000-square-foot cocktail bar is a collision of art and industrial architecture mapped across two floors. Inside, wooden beams drip with crystal chandeliers and original brick walls coated in newspaper remnants tell the secrets of a bygone era. A rooftop bar offers a DJ booth and dance floor framed by tables for lounging, with 360-degree views of downtown Las Vegas. Mixologists sling hand-crafted cocktails from a menu of signature drinks as well seasonal selections, but by night, Commonwealth’s antiquated feel melts into a vibrant club scene hosting national and international DJ talent. Commonwealth is open 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday, from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Sunday. More information on Commonwealth is available HERE and on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Commonwealth is home to The Laundry Room, an internationally acclaimed cocktail haven with limited seating and a menu of exceptional craft cocktails. The Laundry Room has a very exclusive admission process, providing a focus on the guests and a great attention to detail on their cocktails. The Laundry Room is open daily at 6 p.m. until late. More information is available HERE, on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

About Park on Fremont: Park on Fremont brings design, craft cocktails and an irreverent art collection together as a whimsical restaurant and bar at the corner of Fremont Street. The tasteful abundance of art and nature results in a surreal experience modeling a secret garden in the very heart of Downtown Las Vegas. With two patios featuring eclectic décor, Park on Fremont offers savory small plates, sharable entrees, handcrafted cocktails and local draft beer served in mismatched barware. Park on Fremont’s brunch and supper club, Garden Party, serves brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday through Sunday, and offers live entertainment from local DJs and entertainers on Friday and Saturday nights on its extended DJ booth with a premier sound system. Park on Fremont is open from 6 p.m. to midnight Wednesday and Thursday, 11 a.m. – 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m. to midnight on Sunday. More information is available on the website at here, or on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

WILD HORSE ROUNDUPS CAUSE DEATH

Amid growing controversy surrounding the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Program, helicopter roundups in California and Nevada have resulted in the deaths of 64 federally-protected wild horses and burros so far.

According to the nation’s leading wild horse protection organization, the American Wild Horse Campaign (AWHC), the BLM is targeting 19,000 wild horses and burros for removal from western public lands this year, the most the agency has ever attempted. The agency has already captured well over 15,000 of these animals from their designated habitats. The AWHC asserts that the consequences of the agency’s actions are devastating to individual animals and to the remaining wild herds.

“This year has been deadly for wild horses and burros that live on – or rather used to live on – our western public lands,” said Grace Kuhn, Communications Director for the AWHC. “At roundups, our field representatives are documenting foals collapsing and dying, horses are breaking their necks and limbs, and senior animals are now being euthanized simply for being old.”

“The welfare of the captured wild horses and burros is in jeopardy. They are dying in government holding facilities where disease outbreaks due to BLM-non compliance have killed over 146 captive animals, and they are being sent into the slaughter pipeline through the agency’s disastrous cash incentive adoption program,” Kuhn continued.

The group claims that as the roundups ramp up, the transparency at the operations dwindles. Public observers, there to document and flag animal welfare violations by the BLM contractors, are being kept a mile or more away from the trap sites and often their view is deliberately obscured, through trailers and fencing.

In the Twin Peaks Herd Management Area roundup outside of Susanville, California, which ended Wednesday, there were been 31 deaths including 11 vulnerable foals, five of whom died suddenly after capture.

Prior to the start of the summer roundup season, which runs through October, AWHC underscored concerns that chasing foals in the height of the summer heat is a hazardous strategy and the BLM should not initiate roundups while mares are still pregnant and foals are being born. As has been seen in years prior, many foals die of “capture myopathy,” a cause of death that stems from inflicted stress and physical exertion that would typically occur with the prolonged pursuit of wild animals.

At the Twin Peaks roundup, AWHC field observers documented BLM contractors Sampson Livestock improperly funneling over 100 horses into the trap pens at Twin Peaks, resulting in the collapse of the panels that surrounded the animals, killing two wild horses and endangering its employees.

In Nevada’s Triple B Complex, 30 miles east of Ely, Nevada, a total of 20 wild horse deaths have been documented since the start of the operation that began on July 15 and is expected to continue through the month. These deaths include 4 foals and two horses who suffered broken necks.

“It is unconscionable for the BLM to claim that roundups are safe for wild horses, attempting to convince the public these cruel operations are in the animals’ best interests,” continued Kuhn. “Wild horses are safest in the wild, and 64 federally-protected icons would still be alive if not for the BLM continuing to use this outdated and inhumane method of management.”

Kuhn pushed back on the BLM’s claim that horses are overpopulated, citing the BLM’s goal of reducing wild populations to pre-1971 levels, a time when Congress gave federal protections to the animals because they were “fast disappearing” from the American West. She noted that the National Academy of Sciences conducted a nearly two-year long review of the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program and found that how the agency’s management levels were established, monitored and adjusted is “not transparent to stakeholders, supported by scientific information, or amenable to adaptation with new information and environmental and social change.”

According to the AWHC, these levels lock in a system in which most of the available forage on the 12% of BLM land where wild horses and burros live is allocated to commercial livestock grazing.

RUEL – YOU AGAINST YOURSELF

RUEL DROPS NEW SONG AND MUSIC VIDEO “YOU AGAINST YOURSELF”

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With a career already established internationally and growing rapidly in the States, the London-born, Australian songwriter and pop prodigy Ruel is back with a first look at his debut album in the brand-new single, “YOU AGAINST YOURSELF” via RCA Records (listen HERE). The song, co-produced by esteemed producers Sammy Witte (Harry Styles, Halsey, King Princess) and M-Phazes (Khalid, Sam Fischer, Noah Cyrus) is accompanied by a new music video from Creative Director Grey Ghost (Troye Sivan).

With over 2 billion streams worldwide and a string of sold-out world tours, Ruel has firmly established his moniker as an influential singer songwriter and young artist to watch. Having spent the last two and a half years writing and recording over 100 new songs, Ruel’s most recent releases include the young anthem “Growing Up Is ___” and the introspective track, “LET THE GRASS GROW.” No stranger to success, his bourgeoning repertoire also includes the multi-platinum singles “Younger,” “Dazed & Confused,” and “Painkiller,” the latter of which became a Top 10 international hit and went on to go 3x platinum.

Now the Aussie-native is back with “YOU AGAINST YOURSELF” – an up-tempo pop anthem. Ruel’s honest lyrics are on display as listeners get a peek into the 19-year old’s relationships, over a massive chorus paired with gorgeous falsetto harmonies.

“YOU AGAINST YOURSELF” is about someone in my life who has lots of self-destructing qualities. It’s about that feeling of reaching out to them to let them know the direction they’re heading in isn’t healthy and even though it seems like there’s little hope and you feel helpless, you’re still rooting for them.” – RUEL

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OXYGEN – COLD JUSTICE

Oxygen’s groundbreaking true crime series “Cold Justice” returns with six new episodes beginning Saturday, Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. The series will celebrate its landmark 100^thepisode in two-parts on Oct. 1 and 8.

For ten years “Cold Justice” continues to lead the true-crime space with an impressive number of arrests and convictions, a feat unlike any other show on television. The series has revolutionized the true-crime investigative genre and the landmark 100^th episode will showcase the series’ exceptional capability of resolving unsolved crimes. The upcoming episode examines the 2007 murder of a popular college student, Anita Knutson, in Minot, N.D. Kelly Siegler and her investigative team will need the help of their forensic pathologist, digital forensics expert and DNA lab to solve the case.

For a sneak peek at the new season: https://www.oxygen.com/cold-justice/season-6/videos/your-first-look-at-the-new-season-of-cold-justice

From executive producers Dick Wolf, Tom Thayer and Magical Elves, “Cold Justice” follows veteran prosecutor Kelly Siegler and her rotating team of seasoned detectives – Steve Spingola, Abbey Abbondandolo and Terri Hook – as they travel to small towns to dig into unsolved homicide cases that have lingered for years without answers or justice for the victims. Bringing valuable resources and skilled experts, the “Cold Justice” team works alongside local law enforcement from around the country and has successfully helped bring about 21 convictions and 55 arrests.

The “Cold Justice” team worked together with local law enforcement to help bring about two arrests that can be seen in the upcoming episodes. Enclosed are the descriptions:

· Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Putnam County, Fla. – “A Mother’s Last Words” (90 minutes) | Kelly and Abbey investigate the brutal slaying of a pregnant woman who was able to call 911 but died before naming her killer. Eyewitnesses at a nearby bar could help crack the case…if they’ll talk.

· Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Texas County, Mo. – “Shot in the Dark” | Kelly and Steve look into the 2007 murder of a single father who was gunned down by a sharpshooter with a high-powered rifle. State-of-the-art digital forensics may help poke a hole in the suspect’s alibi.

· Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Dunlap, Tenn. – “Dangerous Rendezvous” | A woman went for her nightly walk and vanished in 2018. The last time she was seen alive was by an ATM security camera, which could hold the key to solving her disappearance.

· Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Putnam County, Fla. – “For Love or Money?” | Kelly and Terri investigate the 2015 homicide of a beloved father, veteran and Little League coach. A re-examination of the crime scene reveals a terrifying clue into who may have killed him.

· Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Minot, N.D. – “The Key to the Crime” (100^th episode, part 1) | For their 100^th case, the Cold Justice team examines the 2007 murder of a popular college student stabbed to death in her bed. They’ll need the help of their forensic pathologist, digital forensics expert and DNA lab to solve the case.

· Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. ET/PT – Minot, N.D. – “The Key to the Crime” (100^th Episode, part 2) | In part two of their 100^th case, the Cold Justice team continues their investigation into the murder of a popular 18-year-old college student. Will they be able to finally give answers and justice to her grieving family?

“Cold Justice” ranked as Oxygen’s top-rated series for the third consecutive year across all key demos and saw double-digit growth for the second half of season six. The sixth-season finale was Oxygen’s top telecast over the past 18 months.

The “Cold Justice” team is invited by the local law enforcement agencies for all cases. To submit a case for consideration for “Cold Justice,” please click here.

“Cold Justice” is produced by Wolf Entertainment & Magical Elves. Dick Wolf and Tom Thayer serve as executive producers for Wolf Entertainment. Casey Kriley, Kelly Siegler, Zak Cordova, Scott Patch and Ashley Graybow Stelle serve as executive producers for Magical Elves.

NORTH AVE JAX – LAZY, BUT I HAVE GOALS

On August 17, 2022, Burlington Vermont native North Ave Jax releases his sentimental debut project ‘LaZy, but i have goals‘ and drops new mini documentary music video for single “Eastside” directed by Kelly Butts-Spirito.

“LaZy, but i have goals ” tells a true story of how North Ave Jax is on his way to becoming a big-time hero in the small town of Burlington, VT. The 10-track debut project journeys vicariously through the 20 year-old’s artistic ethos as well as his ability to resonate the sustenance of hunger and success. LISTEN HERE

WATCH MUSIC VIDEO FOR “Eastside” HERE

‘LaZy, but i have goals‘ fulfills the idea that goal setting and goal achieving are not dependent on whether you live in a small town. Through 10 tracks the mixtape serves to communicate a heart-felt understanding of those who may have lost their way or are struggling to find it as nothing worth having had come easy for North Ave Jax while growing up in section 8 housing on North Ave. Irrespective of him becoming one of the state’s best athletes, the 20 year-old carried himself stoically which led to a constant battle with his inner struggles of anxiety, substance abuse, and everything in between.

The debut mixtape characterizes North Ave Jax’s impactful lyricism through the dark experiences and situations he has gone through in which he has only been able to express musically. ‘LaZy, but i have goals‘ not only ventilates Jax’s thoughts and feelings to the world but also details the sustained effort of coming face to face with issues emanating from drug addiction and lack of self-love that inevitably led him to drop out of high school, lose touch with his friends, and completely isolating himself for the time-being.

This project builds purpose to individuals who assimilate to those factors of feeling inadequate to today’s societal standards. In the course of the mixtape’s themes, North Ave Jax wholeheartedly brings his vision and imagination to fruition as the dynamic duo of goal setting and goal achieving conceptualize that his goals are not one bit modest.

The audio visual for the mixtape’s focus track, “Eastside”, as narrated by hometown close friend and director Kelly Butts-Spirito, recounts the trials and tribulations of North Ave Jax and how their genuineness bond and brotherhood has led them one step closer to their fondest dreams and ardent desires. Through their passion for creativity and humble beginnings filming music videos in an empty parking lot and recording freestyles on a gaming microphone, ‘LaZy, but i have goals‘ sends a broad message that growing up may not be what it seems and that it’s not too late to become the person that you actually are who you may want to be.

Over the last few months, North Ave Jax has had successful releases such as “Trust Nobody”, “Play Dumb”, and “The Fall”, as well as a complete 750 person sold-out hometown show at the Higher Ground Ballroom which took place April 16th in Vermont. North Ave Jax is only at the start of his career, stay tuned for more exciting announcements to come later this year.

FRANK MILLER’S NEW VARIANT COVER

Announced on August 17 morning by Entertainment Weekly, writer Ryan North and artist Iban Coello’s brand-new run of FANTASTIC FOUR begins this November! To celebrate the start of a new era for Marvel’s first family, legendary comics writer and artist Frank Miller has crafted an eye-catching cover for the series’ first issue starring the ‘Ever-Lovin’ Blue-Eyed’ Thing! The variant cover marks Miller’s first Marvel Comics work in nearly 30 years, and fans can look forward to more variant covers from the visionary creator in the near future.

Check out Miller’s cover below and stay tuned for more news about FANTASTIC FOUR #1! For more information, visit Marvel.com.

ARTPOP STREET GALLERY IS BACK

ArtPop Street Gallery is back with more fashion, hosting their second annual Upcycled Fashion Show and ninth fundraiser event to support local artists and small businesses. The fashion show will feature 12 Charlotte regional artists from a variety of media backgrounds including textile, multimedia, digital, and painting.

The show will be from 6 to 8 p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Griffith Hall, Lenny Boy Brewing Company, 3000 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC, 28217. Show Emcee is Ohavia Phillips—Charlotte media personality and host of the “Oh Show”.

Fashion designers include Jennifer Gilomen, Margaret Fleeman, Anise Augustin, Edelweiss Vogel, Michelle “Bunny” Gregory, Itala Flores, Angela Kollmer, Kathy Phillips, Hasan Dirton, Isiah Miller, Melissa Crosson, and Kendall Kendrick. The clothes will be made from recycled ArtPop billboard vinyl material featuring artists Holly Keogh, Mikel Frank, Cat Babbie, Caroline Rust, Bree Stallings, Jesse Carkin, Laura Brosi, Cristina Montesinos, Greg Barnes, Deborah Triplett, Elaine Stephenson, and Barbara Mellin.

This fashion show is sponsored by Crescent Communities, Neiman Marcus, Little Architecture, LendAHand Alliance Cohort, and LendingTree Foundation. All proceeds from the event helps support sustainable and local Charlotte artists’ small businesses. ArtPop Street Gallery diverts 13,000+ square feet of vinyl from landfills every year by upcycling the billboard vinyl into fashion, framed art, tote bags and more.

Tickets: $85 — Includes fashion show, silent auction with a chance to win a trip to Antigua, hors d’oeuvres, desserts, and two drink tickets for Lenny Boy beer, wine, or kombucha and can be purchased HERE.

About ArtPop Street Gallery

ArtPop turns interstate highways and other common areas into outdoor art galleries throughout the Charlotte region and across the country too. The nonprofit organization’s mission is to connect local artists with billboard advertising and other media companies who showcase their art. This promotes artists and offers the community thought-provoking and inspirational creations that everyone can enjoy – for free! We showcase and support artists of the 13 county greater Charlotte Region.

For more information, https://www.artpopstreetgallery.com.