In this episode, we look at the acclaimed horror film, Talk to Me (2022).

Is Archie Comics done with digests? DC Comics has released all the details about their upcoming Batman/Deadpool #1. Doctor Strange gets a new, ongoing series from Marvel.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

**Arteetude 295 – Pass the Hat Tour Reflections with WAW**In this sun-drenched beachside episode, Detlef Schlich and Dirk Schlömer unpack the sweat, laughter, and sheer willpower behind the *WAW Pass the Hat Tour 2025*. For Dirk, **WAW** is the *Wild Atlantic Way* — the rugged coastline that stole his heart. For Detlef, **WAW** is more: a philosophy of motion, a creative current that carries songs, stories, and performance rituals across landscapes and generations.From epic bus changes to sleeping

Welcome to the Photography Breakthrough Podcast.If you're just finding us, welcome, welcome. This is where we turn photography into a deeper calling, a steady business, and an unforgettable experience for both you. And for your clients. I'm photographer Matthew Jordan Smith, and today we're diving into one of the most important shifts you can make in your photography business. How to move from offering just a photo shoot to creating a life changing experience. If you've ever felt like your

In this episode, we examine the film, The Beekeeper (2024).

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Amrita Sher-Gil, born in 1913 to a Sikh aristocrat and a Hungarian-Jewish opera singer, was a trailblazing artist who blended European and Indian influences. After studying art in Paris and achieving early success at the Grand Salon, she returned to India in 1934. Though initially met with resistance due to her modern style, Sher-Gil's evocative portrayals of Indian life and her unique fusion of cultural traditions ultimately garnered critical acclaim. Her paintings, like the renowned "Bride's

I am struggling with Sebastiao Selgado's quotation, yet remain convinced there is much truth in what he says. Then, I also reference John Donne's poem, 'For whom the bells toll." Too often, we forget our humanity, and when we refuse to recognize society and our diversity, we become poorer humans. How can you create if you are a diminished human? Get full access to Tramping in India at www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

In this episode, I reflect on the sources of inspiration that sustain us in times of struggle and doubt. From nature’s quiet unfolding to the fresh perspectives of children, from the generosity of young volunteers to the wisdom found in books, inspiration appears in many forms. These encounters can shift our state of mind, moving us from worry to wonder, from heaviness to lightness. They not only keep us going but also shape our art and deepen our sense of meaning.Website: VerseOfLight.comInstagram:

Full written post: Be Open to the Not QuiteSupport Illustrated Life and the CMPIf you enjoy the podcast, I hope you will consider showing support of the Creativity Matters Podcast. There are many ways to help:* Subscribe to Illustrated Life* Ko-fi (one-time donation)The CMP dates back to 2006. Thank you to those of you who have supported the CMP, just as you support other creators and sources of inspiration and guidance when you buy books, sign up for paid workshops and classes, and purchase small

Should you invest in a tripod or skip the extra gear? Photography instructor breaks down the real truth about when you actually need one versus when it's just extra weight in your bag. Discover the insider knowledge about tripod materials, construction, and why spending more upfront saves you from missing those once-in-a-lifetime shots. Plus, learn the simple rule that determines whether your photos will be sharp or blurry before you even press the shutter. Perfect for photographers ready to elevate

Australian Women Artists The Podcast Episode 28 Artists of Influence: Anne Ferguson (influencing Jo Bertini, ep. 1) Hi everyone and welcome to a special edition of AWA. In light of a recent delay in recording of a podcast episode I came up with the idea of elaborating on an aspect of the podcast. For those who’ve heard some of these podcasts, you’ll remember that the last question I ask is: Is there an Australian woman artist who has inspired or influenced you and if so, w...

Today, Ceri answers a question she is asked every single day - "How do I find a gallery where I fit in, a curator who fits my kind of work, how do I fit in?”This episode is a rallying cry for creatives who are done playing small. It totally blows up the myth that success as an artist means conforming to someone else's vision. KEY TAKEAWAYS Your mission is not to find a gallery owner-shaped hole and contort yourself into it. That's not a strategy. That's shapeshifting into Blandsville. Tune

We sat down with legendary Punjabi music icon Jazzy B and rising artist LillxJB during their visit to TURN as part of the excitement surrounding K-Days. In this candid conversation, they shared stories about their musical journeys, creative process, and what it means to perform for fans in Edmonton. They even opened up about their recent collaboration, offering insight into how the track came together and what inspired it. From career highlights to behind-the-scenes moments, this interview gi...

Amidst the pantheon of 20th-century artists who revolutionized the visual landscape, Jackson Pollock stands as a true titan. His story is not just one of personal triumph and tragedy—it’s a vivid example of how a bold, seemingly rebellious technique can change the course of art history. From his humble beginnings to becoming the maverick of drip painting, Pollock proved the unyielding power of innovation in the hands of genius. Listen to 5 Minutes With Art as Anita explores how Pollock’...

On this week's episode, we were ghosted by our scheduled guest. Nevertheless we have some A+ recommendations for this weekend.www.phillyhasheart.comwww.instagram.com/phillyhasheart// Show Notes:Superfine: Tailoring Black Style | https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/superfine-tailoring-black-styleLiv Tyler and Stella McCartney's 1999 Met Gala lewks | https://www.vogue.com/article/liv-tyler-stella-mccartney-oral-history-1999-met-gala-lookSargent and Paris |

In this solo episode of LumiCast, Jakub breaks down everything we know so far about Luminar NEO’s highly anticipated Fall Upgrade 2025. From groundbreaking new tools like the Photo Restoration Tool and AI Assistant, to the launch of the Luminar Ecosystem with cross-device editing and web galleries, this episode gives you a clear, hype-free overview of what’s coming—and how to get it. Whether you’re a subscriber, a lifetime user, or brand new to Luminar, Jakub walks through every option so

If you’ve ever felt like you want someone else to approve every brushstroke before you can call a painting “done”… this episode is for you. We’re at the T in the C.R.E.A.T.E. Spiral, and it’s a big one: TRUST. Not blind trust. Not perfectionist trust that only kicks in after everything looks flawless. We’re talking about real, moment-to-moment self-trust—the kind that guides your decisions while you’re still unsure. This episode breaks down: Why we’re wired to outsource approvalHow to build t...

Send us a text Well, the summer has ended, school is back in session, and it's time for all photographers to market the Fall season! If you are on my mailing list, then you just received my 2 Fall Specials for family portraits. This is your best way to stay ahead of the holiday season, get your growing family portraits done for your holiday cards, and finally display your new wall decor for your home. I'm a full-service studio, so producing beautiful canvas art for your home is what I do!&nbs...

This week on WUKY's Open Studio Tom Musgrave talks with Dr. Leeann Potter, communications director with the Kentucky Arts Council, about the America250KY grant program. In addition to being administered by the arts council, it is supported by the Kentucky Historical Society. Learn about what the arts council is looking for in potential applicants as well as a few stories about some of the awardees from the first round of grants.