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Social A full English, Doritos and a flying White House: Julia Dufossé talks us through her trippy airbrush illustrations The Chicago-based illustrator quit her doctorate in history in 2019 – a bold move that’s amounted to a portfolio filled with work for The New York Times, Bon Appétit Magazine and The MIT Technology Review. Words Share In one of Julia Dufossé’s illustrations, you’ll see a greasy breakfast; a sausage, some bacon, an egg, a few mushrooms and tomatoes – your typical offering of a tasty fry-up placed atop of a chequered table cloth. Another depicts The White House...

Clash picks out a few key imprints... The traumas of 2020 have made life exceptionally difficult for musicians. Songwriters, artists, producers, and DJs have all had their incomes slashed, with some struggling to stay afloat amid these treacherous waters. Yet alongside this has come a surge in energy from the DIY underground, with a host of micro-labels pushing back against the negativity. Nick Roseblade counts down a few micro-labels who made a difference... - - - Austerity Records Austerity Records have had a great year releasing EPs from Winter Gardens, Hanya, RADIDAS...

Oneohtrix Point Never Unveils Video For No Nightmares Featuring The Weeknd Tuesday, 15 December 2020 Oneohtrix Point Never has dropped a new video. The clip accompanies No Nightmares from Daniel Loptain's latest album, 'Magic Oneohtrix Point Never', released back in October via Warp. The track features ethereal vocals by the Weeknd, who also stars in the dreamlike CGI-based creation, which was directed by longtime Loptain collaborator Nate Boyce's studio Reliquary House. Boyce said: "Dan initially sent me an excerpt of 'Fear of the Inexplicable' by Rilke as a prompt to start working...

>> one thing strange to us, we did find one drop of blood on a leaf at the top of the cliff. >> reporter: one drop of blood. >> one drop of blood. >> reporter: which was found by this man, trooper robert beatty, also now retired. >> i was on my hands and knees and was looking and came across that drop of blood. >> reporter: how big was this drop? >> about the size of an eraser head really. the interesting part about that was that it was a drop that had fallen straight down. >> reporter: indicating to the troopers that she'd been hurt somehow before she got anywhere near the edge of the cliff. ...

That's also when the medical examiner told her about one extremely important piece of news, horrifying, but potentially useful. bonnie had been raped as well. and as awful as that was, it left one sliver of hope. the killer left behind his dna. match it and they'd solve the case. so who was it? it couldn't have been the boyfriend, cameron. >> he was down in california going to college. >> reporter: troopers said they looked at karen's work as a undercover police officer and determined that the men in the drug buys were not involved either. but there was one man very close with opportunity who ...