In a world where many seek deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the universe, Saju (사주), or Korean astrology, offers a unique and profound lens through which to explore destiny.

NieR:Automata, directed by Yoko Taro, is a deeply philosophical JRPG that explores themes of artificial life, existentialism, and nihilism.

Emo fashion emerged as a key visual identity for a subculture that was born in the 1990s, weaving its way into mainstream consciousness in the 2000s. Initially tied to the emo music scene, the fashion became a form of self-expression and a statement of emotional vulnerability, resonating with those who found solace in the raw, introspective sound of the genre. Emo fashion was all about juxtaposition—combining geek chic, grunge influences, and a touch of punk with an almost academic approach to individuality.

Led by POI (@poinsaneodle), Mind the Gap is more than just a party—it's a social experiment pushing the boundaries of sound and visuals across two cities. Since its debut in London in 2023, the event has set itself apart through bold graphic direction, an atmosphere charged with anticipation, and a crowd whose style matches the pulse of the BPM.

In the shadowy corners of the internet, a strange and chilling theory persists: Avril Lavigne, the Canadian pop-punk princess who skyrocketed to fame with her debut album Let Go in 2002, allegedly died in 2003 and was replaced by a doppelgänger named Melissa Vandella. The theory, which first gained widespread attention in 2011, is as bizarre as it is compelling. Could one of pop’s most recognizable faces really have been swapped out without anyone noticing?

In the hidden layers of existence, where whispers of light and shadow dance, the divine pantheon of angels holds its enigmatic reign. These beings, neither entirely seen nor fully understood, carry a silent power that binds realms together. GUSH ventures into the sacred tapestry of celestial guardians to unravel their many faces, each entwined with the mysteries of the cosmos.