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Disney Doesn’t Back Down From “Diversity and Inclusion,” Confirms 2025 Pride Celebrations

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Disneyland Resort is getting a head start on Pride Month. While the official celebration doesn’t begin until June, the Southern California Disney park has already started transforming the Downtown Disney District with rainbow displays honoring the LGBTQIA+ community. This year, Disneyland Resort is bringing back the highly anticipated Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite event on June 16 and June 18, 2025. The special ticketed event gives guests af…Disney · Anaheim See the Story

Princess Superstar: Before Brat Was a Moodboard, She Made It a Movement

STAFFORD, VA — A year ago in Barcelona, the sky cracked open over Primavera Sound—the genre-blurring global festival Princess Superstar affectionately calls “the Coachella of Spain.” Rain fell sideways as she took the Steve Albini Stage, soaked in neon and nostalgia—like stepping into a Y2K fever dream. She paused, blinking through the downpour—stunned by the crowd, unfazed by the storm. “I hadn’t played in front of a crowd like that in 12 years…Coachella · Melbourne Read Article

Is New York City’s Textured Hair Law Working?

NEW YORK — On a busy street in New York City’s stylish Soho neighborhood, you’ll find a tall, narrow two-story building that houses one of the Aveda Arts & Sciences Institutes. The cosmetology school, which also functions as a professional salon, features a variety of textures, from coils and curls to waves and pin-straight hair, on both mannequins and clients. In a large room designed to mimic a real beauty shop, flooded with fluorescent lighti…Science · New York Read Article

The Forgotten Stories of Southern Journalism

BATON ROUGE, La. — “Will these people really want to hear about something a seventy-year-old woman wrote that long ago?” Jeanette Calametti asks that question the way I expect her to—uncertain, even after all this time. She sifts through a stack of newspaper clippings, their edges slightly yellowed but still perfectly preserved, as if they’d just hit the newsstands in Mobile, Ala. She leans forward, pulling more articles from the leather portfol…Mobile · Mobile Read Article

I Slept in a Car for My First Music Festival. I was 11.

BATON ROUGE, La. — Memory doesn’t always return in order. Sometimes, it comes in bass lines. I’m driving alone through Louisiana, the heat leaking through my open windows, my Mini Cooper’s disco ball swinging gently from the rearview mirror. I’m on my way to Shreveport — I woke up nostalgic and queued up my “born in the ’90s” playlist. My tattooed fingers are tapping the steering wheel, and suddenly — as if on cue — My Chemical Romance’s “Welco…Baton Rouge · Baton Rouge Read Article

Displacement, Development, and the Fight for Home

LINDEN, N.J. — Hector Consuegra and his son Michael hadn’t enjoyed a home-cooked meal in months. The father and son, unhoused since 2022, rotated between motel rooms and sleeping in their car. But a recent dinner with friends from their old neighborhood changed that, offering the pair a rare sense of normalcy and a break from the emotional toll of living without a fixed address. “We haven’t had a steak in almost a year,” says Michael, 49, slowly…Linden, New Jersey · Linden Read Article

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