Thomas Turner

2 weeks ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner

The Aussie provocateur has already built a legion of loyal followers, crafting the perfect 120-second-long sonic head rushes pumped with not just with an innate and dramatically camp femininity, but also with a healthy dose of machismo in their aggressively rebellious lyricism. Detractors would argue it's not becoming to portray such an irreverent, liberating self-indulgence, but BIG WETT just laughs it off in the style of slut-pop predecessors Kim Petras and Slayyyter.

3 weeks ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner

Before transgressing their degree of separation – the mutual friend whose rooftop laid stage to their meeting – twenty-somethings Lexie Thomas and Kevin Hyland were both individually guitarists, neurotic, and, funniest of all, looked a lot alike. Two twin flames, connecting over the combined ashes they spewed across a silhoutted New York. It was a year later, alongside an upgrade of their friendship status to neighbours, that the duo formed their indie pop outfit Le Charme.

1 month ago | web.saumag.edu | Thomas Turner

Southern Arkansas University is honored to welcome the Arkansas Supreme Court to campus as it holds oral arguments in a high-profile appeal as part of its Appeals on Wheels outreach program. The event will be held in the Donald D. Reynolds Center Grand Hall on Thursday, April 24, at 10 a.m. in Magnolia. The case of Amber Waterman v.

1 month ago | cardinalnews.org | Thomas Turner

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has a chance to deliver a major win for Virginia’s energy security by signing House Bill 2346. This past General Assembly session, the legislature passed House Bill 2346 which would establish a pilot program to create a statewide Virtual Power Plant (VPP) — in summary,  it is a voluntary network of small, decentralized energy sources like home solar panels with battery storage — that can work together to supply electricity to the grid when demand is high.

1 month ago | thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner

After spending childhood nights performing at Open Mics across London, Erin LeCount was scouted for a reality television music contest . As the exhilaration of the whole ordeal waned, the pressure of being thrust into public consciousness waxed and left the then teenage singer overwhelmed and struggling with her identity. “I was so young, and it was all so new and exciting,” LeCount recalls. “It was such a weird time because I suddenly was surrounded by a world of comparison.