Madison Malone Kircher

6 days ago | infobae.com | Madison Malone Kircher

FestivalsMusicMcFarland, Billy (1991- )Playa del Carmen (Mexico)Fyre Festival 2Los organizadores del Fyre Festival 2, secuela del malogrado evento musical de 2017, dijeron que el festival ya no se celebraría en Playa del Carmen. El Fyre Festival 2 vuelve a estar en suspenso, después de que los organizadores del evento dijeran el miércoles que iban a enviar un mensaje a quienes tenían entradas para anunciarles que el festival ya no iba a celebrarse en Playa del Carmen, México.

6 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Madison Malone Kircher

Share Fyre Festival 2 is back up in the air, after the organizers of the event said on Wednesday they would be sending a message to ticket holders announcing that the festival would no longer take place in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.In the update, which was shared with The New York Times, the organizers assured would-be festivalgoers that it was looking into new locations and that the event was “still on”: “We are vetting new locations and will announce our host destination soon.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Madison Malone Kircher

After weeks of confusion, the organizers of the event have scrapped its location once again. Fyre Festival 2 is back up in the air, after the organizers of the event said they would be sending a message to ticket holders on Wednesday announcing that the festival would no longer take place in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

2 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Madison Malone Kircher

NEW YORK – “I love your teeth. You’re from England, right?” French-Canadian actress Charlotte Le Bon’s character asks her co-star Aimee Lou Wood’s character in an early episode of the drama series The White Lotus 3. Wood’s smile is broad, beautiful and something of a novelty these days – both among her castmates and in a broader sea of actors with straight, evenly spaced teeth having been apparently willed into submission by orthodontics or cosmetic modification.

3 weeks ago | thestar.com.my | Madison Malone Kircher

There were jokes. There was despair. There were eulogies and fake funerals. For about half a day in January, as a Supreme Court ruling banning TikTok took effect, some 170 million Americans were forced to grapple with the reality of a world without the app. But then, after about 14 hours, it flickered back to life. Full pivots to Instagram Reels and YouTube were postponed; dubious alternatives like Red Note became fading memories. Things seemed back to normal. Sort of.