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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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The Sweet Sound of Finding Out: sebastian axe Shares “where is your girlfriend?”

Today we have another fresh musical discovery for you. If you’re looking for an artist who still feels like a hidden gem while delivering an infectious dose of energy, sebastian axe from Oslo should definitely be on your playlist. His new single “where is your girlfriend?” is instantly catchy and undeniably radio-friendly, yet it never feels overly polished. Instead, it carries just enough rough edges to give it character and keep it feeling authentic.
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The Beauty of We: A Conversation with Lakecia Benjamin on Hope, Community and Her New Album We Dream

For far too long, we’ve been told that what matters most is getting ahead. The me. Our own success. Our own goals. Maybe that’s one of the reasons why the world has become increasingly individualistic. Somewhere along the way, we seem to have forgotten that we’re not here alone. That some of life’s greatest moments only become meaningful when they’re shared. That togetherness is one of the greatest strengths we have. And that shared joy is, after all, the most beautiful kind of joy.
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A Heatwave in Paris

Paris called her back, but home never stopped calling. Returning to the French capital during one of its hottest summers, photographer Raquel San Nicolás found herself photographing not the city’s grand landmarks, but the intimacy of everyday life in the streets just outside her door. Together with Lena Ballayre, she created a series that reflects on belonging, memory, and why the Canary Islands remain the place her heart returns to.
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Deep Blue Water

The heat has become almost unbearable in the city. Every little street and narrow alley is filled with the blazing summer sun. Meanwhile, tucked away in the French Alps, the chalet Le Hameau de Marcandou in Courchevel feels like another world. Here, the pool shimmers in a rare icy blue, inviting you to dive right in. Valériane Le Moi, Eloïse Rey and Maya Otsoko do exactly that. They jump into the refreshing water, disappear beneath the surface, laugh, splash around, and enjoy themselves just as they did as children. Back then, the magic of summer had an almost irresistible power.
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An Afternoon with Gabriella

Polish duo Miron Chomacki and Gabriella Lewandowski, a New Yorker with Polish roots, crossed paths in the Bronx, where this story was born. Set inside a New York apartment, the series An celebrates the beauty of ordinary moments. Gabriella moves with a natural ease, playful, curious, and completely at home in front of the camera. Special thanks to Oponka.
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Fruit, Film and Prague

Have you ever wandered through a market in Prague on a summer afternoon? If not, today you can come with us. Photographed in the heart of the Czech capital, photographer Said Babayev and model Daria Tsibina explore the colorful atmosphere of a local open-air market. Between baskets of berries, ripe peaches and spontaneous moments, Sunlit Reverie captures the kind of beauty that often hides inside ordinary days.
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Sasha

“Sasha” is a study of intimacy, shot in the room I grew up in in our hometown. Sasha was also my very first model and my classmate, and this shoot became the third and final chapter of our creative partnership,” tells us Melbourne-based Alisa Gab. A series that feels melancholic, tender, soft and sensual — like a drop of water slowly making its way down a flower petal.
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“Life with others is not a jaguar.” A Conversation with Blumi

Some people come and go. But the people who truly fit into your life, who don’t simply take from it and who ultimately stay, are perhaps life’s greatest gifts. Which is why our conversation with French-British artist Blumi felt especially heartwarming. Somehow, people, friendships and human connection seem to run through her life like a red thread. They have shaped not only who she is, but also gently guided the path that eventually led her from a career as a political sociology researcher into music. “I honestly don’t think I’d be a musician without my friends giving me the confidence I needed,” she tells us.
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At Home with Teresa

Based in Vienna and Milan, dancer and choreographer Teresa Janschitz welcomed photographer Marc R. Mamaril into her home for an afternoon that started with a few simple Polaroids and naturally turned into something more. The two have known each other through dance for years, making the collaboration feel easy from the very beginning.
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Break a Leg

On dreams, bad timing and beautiful accidents. We spent the day inside one of those old hotels untouched by time. A place smelling faintly of old wood, cigarette ghosts and expensive perfume. Like a movie set that forgot to die. At some point we argued over what film to watch: The Devil Wears Prada or some old De Niro classic. Eventually we agreed room service and cold white wine made more sense than popcorn anyway.
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The City Felt Different: Governor’s Ball 2026

Through the heat and humidity of Queens, New York, Governor’s Ball celebrated its 16th year. The air was filled with positivity, great music, and thousands of festival-goers singing along to their favorite artists. With New York’s biggest music festival beginning and the Knicks’ historic run in the NBA Finals, the city felt different this year.
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Wandering through Indonesia

There is something beautiful about looking through old photographs. They have a way of bringing back moments we thought we had forgotten — little details, feelings, and memories that suddenly feel close again. No matter whether they were taken on film or digitally, images allow us to revisit chapters of our lives and remember the people and places that shaped us.
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Soft Places

With Soft Places, photographer Josué Arteaga and model Andrea Cano Montull invite us into a world suspended between seasons. There is something simply hopeful about these images. They remind us of those moments before summer fully arrives, when everything still feels open and undefined — when we are allowed to dream a little about the lives we want to build for ourselves.