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Coffee artist Michael Breach has been making a name for himself for the intricate designs in his lattes and for his quirky sense of humor on his Instagram. Breach began doing these pieces of latte art while working the night shift as a barista. Because he had so few customers he would pass the time getting insanely good at making faces and things out of coffee milk and cream. Breach estimates he’s done over 400 different customizable lattes, and even does portraits by request! Let’s get caffeinated, ya’ll! A scene […]
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How China Walled Off the Internet The web was supposed to set the world free. China’s is censored, but booming anyway. Read More…
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How a New Kind of Pop Star Stormed 2018 Streaming has helped revolutionize pop (again). Old stars are dimming and breakout artists from what were once regarded as subgenres — BTS, Bad Bunny, Post Malone — are redefining the sound of America. Read More…
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For Women, a Year of Stunning Deeds and Wrenching Moments It was a year of undeniable progress for women in sports, despite the revelations at the Larry Nassar trial. Read More…
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Review: Reaching Across Korean Borders in ‘Wild Goose Dreams’ Hansol Jung’s industriously imaginative play uses visions of winged flight to explore the loneliness of two ambivalent lovers in Seoul. Read More…
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