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Blind Patriotism: Banksy
Gianni Versace Fall 1991
Yasmeen Ghauri
Candi Staton's unmistakable voice collided with early '90s rave culture in "You've Got the Love" (The Source Remix, 1991). What started as a gospel-soul acapella was reborn when paired with a UK house instrumental, creating one of the most emotionally charged dance anthems of its time.
The remix fused Staton's raw, soulful delivery with euphoric breakbeats and shimmering synths, transforming the track into a timeless club classic, one that still sends crowds into full nostalgia mode decades later.
The future belongs neither to a cold ethics nor to a fleeting aesthetics, but to an ethically responsible beauty and a morally lived aesthetics.
Nadia Farès. (1968, Marrakech-2026, Paris.)
Dr J improvised the famous “Rock the Cradle” dunk đź‘¶ to avoid the defence. Now players imitate it in dunk contests and on wide-open fast breaks.Â
Nothing beats the original.
Da allora l'umanità si è divisa tra chi l'ha vista e chi no
Dr J! The man who started it all! Basketball
“When you take off your clothes, you should also take off your worries.” german proverb
You don’t control the initial conditions—your background, setbacks, timing, or random chance (the “cards”). But you do control interpretation, strategy, and response (how you “play the hand”).
It’s simple phrasing, but it compresses a fairly serious idea: your lifespan is finite, but how you fill it is largely up to you.
Ursula Andress - Washington Square, NYC (1970)