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17 Minimal Pots and Vases for Your Indoor Plants

If you're a plant mom, you've probably scoured weekend flea markets and the Internet for new vases to house your indoor plants. For those who prefer simple and minimal aesthetics, we've picked out some of the best options you can add to your home.Offering a natural and clean look, transparent glass vases like Holmegaard's glassware, KINTO's curvy design or HAY's tinted iteration are ideal for water-grown plants. If you're looking to add a bit of color to your home decor, reach for ceramic design...

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Lil Nas X Shuts Down Criticism of "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" Music Video

On March 26, Lil Nas X sparked online frenzy after dropping anticipated single "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" and an accompanying music video. The song, which references 2017's Timothée Chalamet-led romance Call Me By Your Name, is an unabashed celebration of the rapper's sexuality (he came out as gay on the last day of Pride Month in 2019). Reflecting on the single in an open letter to his 14-year-old self, the Grammy-winning artist wrote, "I know we promised to never come out publicly, I kn...

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KZ Tandingan on Performing Disney's First-Ever Filipino Song for 'Raya and the Last Dragon'

Raya and the Last Dragon marks a major step forward for Disney -- on top of introducing the studio's first Southeast Asian princess Raya (voiced by Kelly Marie Tran, the first Southeast Asian actor to lead a Disney animated film), the fantasy adventure movie also features Disney's first-ever Filipino song. Titled "Gabay," the track is the Filipino-language version of the movie's theme song "Lead the Way," performed by Jhené Aiko.A history-making moment, Disney tapped the Philippines' very own K...

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The Louvre's Entire Art Collection Is Now Available To View Online

The Louvre in Paris has launched a digital archive of its entire art collection for free online viewing. 482,000 works have been uploaded to the museum's virtual database, allowing scholars, researchers and art enthusiasts to browse genres including painting, sculpture and furniture organized by artist, time period and curatorial department.The database, accessible via computer, tablet and smartphone, also includes an interactive map allowing virtual visitors to explore the Louvre room-by-room. ...

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