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there she is

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oh my god someone tell them 😭

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Alyssa Thompson named LFA's Women's Young Player of the Year

The honors keep rolling in for Chelsea and U.S. women’s national team star Alyssa Thompson. Thompson was named the Women’s Young Player of the Year at the London Football Awards’ 2026 ceremony on Thursday evening. The 21-year-old has enjoyed a stellar start to life in England, being a productive part of Sonia Bompastor’s squad. After moving from Angel City FC last summer, Thompson has quickly…

Alyssa Thompson named LFA's Women's Young Player of the Year

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this is random but i swear i can hear a windows error sound in dopamin live at like 2:40

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Top 3 songs from Stožice album

sorry for not answering this earlier i was waiting until i could listen to every song cuz i was on a camping trip ALSO ONLY TOP 3?? blasphemy... this isn't going to be in any particular order because i literally cannot decide

the first one that comes to mind though is definitely ngvot i was trying not to explode whilst listening to kris singing the first verse hhhh ALSO kris's backing vocals in the chorus <3 <3 <3 and i really liked the solo as well

vse kar vem............................ first of all how desperate and longing and lonely the song sounds in the live version as if it didn't already sound like that in the studio one ESPECIALLY the solo it was the most heart wrenching solo for me (seconded by like astp's one idk) it just sounded so desperate and lonely and :((((((((((((((((((((((( what if i genuinely cried Also kris backing vocals

ne bi smel!! i was not expecting it to be ranked this high but omg first of all jure drum solo which was good as always and kris backing vocalls during the chorus (i think at this point if kris sings at any point during a song it's immediately ranked higher LMFAO) ALSO how much emotion bojan sings it with especially the spet me k tebi vleče a žal drugače nisem znal part at the very end omg

why are these all bokris songs

honorable mentions to ona (for the brass) and brave barve oceana (for being really vibey wtf) and demoni (SCREAM) and a sem ti povedal (also brass) and dopamin (i just fucking love dopamin live) and. i might as well list the whole album at this point

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Repost from @lightfromallsides • Ray Johnson is an exhibiting artist in the upcoming Light From All Sides exhibition at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center opening January 9, 2021. Tap link in bio for information about show and related events. RAY JOHNSON ARTIST STATEMENT As an artist, I aspire to create art that is meaningful and emotional. My art engages representation of black beauty, strength and perseverance. With the influences of artist like Dr. Fahamu Pecou, Patrick Dougher and Clayton Singleton, I try to capture the power in what it means to be “black”. I want all people to be able to connect and relate to my work. But I particularly hope that people of color gain pride through the positive representation of the black men and woman that I create. In my work I like to use men and woman of color to express the topics of love, struggle and togetherness. With acrylic and oil, my paintings of random nameless figures are full of emotion that come to life on canvas. #LFAS #newart #acrylic #oil #paintings #color #gallery #black #beauty #power #art #portrait #light (at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRkh5_hcVz/?igshid=114zlizo20ubn

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Repost from @lightfromallsides • CHAVONNE WHISONANT is an exhibiting artist in the upcoming Light From All Sides exhibition at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center opening January 9, 2021. Tap link in bio for information about show and related events. Being a multifaceted young woman of renaissance, and considering herself to be more of a Natural Creator, ChaVonne Whisonant is more than a self-taught Artist. She prides herself on keeping her attention and efforts local. She gains most of her inspiration from real life experiences and singular visions that often take longer to explain, than to display. If you were to ask her what her goal is, she would say “wanting to learn how to create freely and with greater emotion and intelligence; to leave behind the fullest body of work possible.” Though she works intimately with mediums such as acrylics and gouache, she expresses through an array of mediums like photography, modeling. Locally published photography [Ceasoning magazine, VA] and internationally published model [CLIQ Magazine, T. Keith]. Also, paper art, writing, special effects makeup and community instructing. As an instructor, in less than a decade CHAVONNE has led more than fifteen thousand of Virginia’s citizens, from Gloucester to Alexandria, to create their own masterful expressions. Whisonant’s art is also a community servant, with public installments like one of the popular Norfolk city mermaids, and mural work that can be found throughout surrounding schools and city buildings. 2020 consisted of the design and creation of a 900 square foot mural sponsored by Something In The Water and VA for The People. In an endearing partnership with a courageous non-profit, Teens With a Purpose, this mural serves as a reminder to the public that their collective voices matter and can be found on Brambleton and Church, Norfolk VA. She lists a few of most influential role models to be Sage The Artist, Ray Johnson, and Clayton Singleton. Whisonant is a native of Hampton, Virginia, sharing roots with Wilson, NC. #LFAS #lightfromallsides #downinggross #painting #construction #assemblage #eye #clouds #prayinghamds #pyramid #rainbow #authenticity (at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRkGsvB789/?igshid=t4rhv2uenlyx

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Repost from @lightfromallsides • Alyssa Pickens Artist Statement Alyssa Pickens is a native of Newport News, VA. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Christopher Newport University in 2014. Pickens has exhibited nationally and internationally. She has had shows and private collectors in California, New York, and Italy. Her primary medium is oil painting but she has also worked with acrylics, clay sculpture, and mixed media. Kehinde Wiley became a great influence to Pickens’ artwork. She drew inspiration from his Grand Manner style that is shown in his subject’s graceful posing. The journey to portrait painting began in 2014 when a young black man, Michael Brown, was shot and killed by a police officer while fleeing. Mainstream media had painted this man as aggressive and animalistic, which would become a reoccurring narrative for black people who died at the hands of police officers and vigilantes. As a way to counteract the media, Pickens began painting portraits of people of color adorned with floral crowns and a gentle expression. Despite living in a society where black features are considered undesirable and hyper- masculine, these portraits became a way to expose the beauty and delicacy within. Pickens often paints subjects adorned with crowns made from flowers or other natural elements to further mirror the natural beauty in flowers to that of the subject. A crown also signifies importance and paints the subject as someone highly esteemed. The saturated tones draw the viewer in and uplift the subject in a positive manner. In her paintings, these “feminine” qualities (softness, gentle, delicate) should be seen as a source of strength in black culture. #LFAS #artist #culture #blackculture #feminine #crown #flowers #beauty #portriats #kehindewiley #grand #newportnews #newyork #california #italy #oil #gallery #painting #exhibition #art #fineart (at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRjyuFBHvv/?igshid=u0opq8vsq7v9