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TWICE drop more of the adorable individual teaser images for 'What is Love?'(News) - Duration: 1:32.
TWICE drop more of the adorable individual teaser images for 'What is Love?'
TWICE.
Today, the members continue to greet fans with cute images for their comeback with the 5th mini album. As previously announced, What is Love? will include the title track What is Love? by J.Y. Park, as well as the track titled Sweet Talker.
The full release will be on April 9 at 6 PM KST. . SEE ALSO: TWICE drop full tracklist for What is Love?. Meanwhile, check out the stunning cuts below!.
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How is laser treatment for macular edema done? - Duration: 0:30.
With focal laser treatment for macular edema, a laser is aimed at specific areas
on the retina to seal off leaking blood vessels. The laser is not focused
directly on the center of the macula since this would affect your central
vision. The goal is to reduce blood vessel leakage around the macula to help
reduce swelling and slow vision loss.
Your ophthalmologist may recommend several laser treatments to get the best results.
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Which City Is The Most Influential To Hip-hop? - Duration: 3:33.
What's the most influential city in hip-hop?
Before you answer, wait.
Netflix has a new series that's about to throw gasoline
on the debate.
"Rapture" dives into the lines of nine influential rap
artists at the peak of their careers.
It's like "Chef's Table" for hip-hop and it puts a spotlight
on the genre's most influential
artists and the cities that shape them.
Here are just a few legends and their hometowns,
featured in Netflix's "Rapture."
The series takes us to Queensbridge, which isn't just the
birthplace of some hip-hop's
greatest artist, Like Roxanne Shante, Marly Marl and
Mobb Deep, but it's an also an iconic
venue where hip-hop culture evolved and grew into a
global phenomenon.
One of this project's biggest stars is Nas and "Rapture"
gives us an unprecedented, intimate
view into the life of the hip-hop mogul as we've never
seen him before, like when Nas's
brother, Jungle, tells us a story of how he saved him
from a particularly emotional and
intriguing predicament.
"I was going to supply dudes and my fucking brother
called me.
I took the drugs, like, fuck it, I'm going to just meet him.
He just want me to run around the city.
He books a flight.
We going to Atlanta.
We jump might in that car.
We are on our way to a airport, I got a shitload of stuff in
my pockets.
So, now, I'm looking out the window like, 'I have to drop
this shit.'"
Nas went from the rough streets of Queensbridge to
mega-stardom, but he never forgets his
roots and in "Rapture," we get a firsthand look at how
Nas uses his powerful position
in hip-hop to launch the career of next generation talent
and Queensbridge native Dave East.
"I see similarities with me and Dave because he comes
from the curb, you know, and I think
he's the next biggest rap artist in the world."
"Rapture" takes us through Queens before landing on
another Mecca of hip-hop, the ATL.
Atlanta gave us Killer Mike, Ludacris, Outkast, Young
Jeezy, Gucci Mane and Two Chainz, just
to name a few, but "Rapture" focuses its lens on T.I. and
"Rapture" gives us an unflinching
look into how he evolved into the artist and activist that
he is today.
In fact, watching T.I. express how he feels about his
activism and the rights of black
youth in America are some of the most moving
moments on television you'll watch all year.
"I'm looking for another opportunity to do better, to do
more. I'm speaking for the people in the community
because if somebody don't speak up, our liberties
and way of life will no longer exist, regardless if you can
change anything or do anything
about it or not."
It's intimate clips like these that show us how "Rapture"
takes a behind-the-scenes view
of the lesser known sides of some of our favorite hip-
hop legends, like legends who hail from
O-Town.
Born and bred in Oakland, California, G Eazy cites his
hometown as a major source of sonic
inspiration.
Like Queensbridge, Oakland has long enjoyed a thriving
music scene that spawned iconic
acts, such as Tupac, Too Short, E-40 and Del The Funky
Homosapien.
Oakland may be a fundamental part of G Eazy's roots,
but his sound has taken him all over
the world and in "Rapture," we get to follow him on his
first trip to South America for
an epic, larger than life concert tour.
"Art, like, transcends.
Music is the universal language."
But G Eazy never stops.
Working around the clock to bring his music to his fans
all over the world and the pace
is grueling and breakneck.
Whether it's massive stadium shows, intensely fast-
paced fan meet and greets or hour after
hour recording in the studio, "Rapture" lets us ride
shotgun for one of raps biggest influencers
and stars.
These are just a few of the cities and legends explored
in the new Netflix series.
From New Orleans to New York to North Carolina and
beyond, "Rapture" presents us with the
locations that shape today's biggest hip-hop stars.
But which city is the most influential to hip-hop?
Be sure to check out "Rapture," all episodes now
streaming on Netflix.
For HitFix on Uproxx, he's Steve Vasquez.
And she's Miri Jedeikin.
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Forget the Painted Eggs: This Is How Miley Cyrus Does Easter - Duration: 6:04.
Forget the Painted Eggs: This Is How Miley Cyrus Does Easter
You can always count on Miley Cyrus to do things her way—even when it comes to Easter.
While the rest of us will be busy breaking out the Paas egg kits or stockpiling Cadbury chocolates, the pop star has something glitzier planned.
"I'm going to a drag show. duh!" Cyrus told us via e-mail from Los Angeles.
But enjoying a drag revue isn't the only thing Cyrus has in store for the weekend.
By celebrating the event with a special series of images by photographer Vijat Mohindra, she is continuing a tradition begun earlier this year in which every holiday is marked by a new photographic statement, a kind of social media calendar.
"It started with Valentine's Day on a shoot with Ellen von Unwerth, went into St. Paddy's Day partying with some friends, and now it's Easter," said Cyrus.
"I'm excited that Vogue wants to get involved and celebrate with me!".
With shots of Cyrus posing in pastels, holding glittery carrots, and, yes, getting spanked by the Easter Bunny, the end result is a tongue-in-cheek exploration of a holiday that can skew formal.
Playful with a pinup vibe and dreamy colors, the shoot aligns perfectly with Cyrus's personal look.
That makes sense considering she styled it herself with help from designer Bradley Kenneth McPeek, whose innovative eyewear features within.
For Cyrus, who has undergone multiple fashion evolutions during her time in the spotlight, sartorial experimentation comes with the territory.
"If everything is cute. it works together, so pile it on and wear all your favorites at once! No such thang as too much!" she said.
With the Met Gala on her schedule, there's a chance that she'll apply that same philosophy to her ensemble, but for the moment, Cyrus is most excited about attending the event with Stella McCartney, a designer whose commitment to animal welfare matches her own.
"I am vegan and I live a vegan lifestyle. I am animal-product free and honored to represent a sustainable brand," she proclaimed.
Though the carefree calendar is almost certain to delight fans, whimsical photo shoots only represent one side of what Cyrus has been up to lately.
She was among the performers on hand in Washington, D.C., for the student-led anti-gun demonstration March for Our Lives, where she delivered a stirring performance of "The Climb."
"I was so inspired by the youth of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and proud to be a part of such an incredible moment/movement," said Cyrus, who considers the day one she'll never forget.
"It was amazing to watch these young people speak and perform.
Hopefully, we will begin to see the change and watch these incredible students have an enormous impact on the government and gun laws."
Cyrus said she will continue to support the causes she believes in, including through her nonprofit, the Happy Hippie Foundation.
"I've got a microphone," she said, "and I'm not afraid to use it!".
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