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Protest tudi na Ljubljanici © Borut Krajnc Petkov protest na Prešernovem trgu je bil tokrat namenjen javnemu pozivu k udeležitvi nedeljskega referenduma o noveli zakona o vodah. Opozoriti so želeli na spornost novele in na težave pri predčasnem glasovanju, ki naj bi ogrožale demokratično glasovanje, so sporočili s Protestne ljudske skupščine. Dogajanje je prvič potekalo tudi na Ljubljanici. Manjša skupina protestnikov je na kanujih, kajakih in supih z vodnimi plakati protestno pot začela na Špici. Po prihodu do Tromostovja so se pridružili protestu na kopnem. S tokratnim prote...

'It was rude': Courtney Love says Olivia Rodrigo's prom queen promo copied 'Live Through This' album Bryan Alexander, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT Rocker Courtney Love wants flowers from Olivia Rodrigo after the "drivers license" singer shared a familiar prom-themed photo on social media.  After the former Disney Channel star posted a photo of herself as prom queen, wearing a tiara, streaked mascara and holding a bouquet of dead flowers, to promote her upcoming "Sour Prom" concert film on Wednesday, Love pointed out the resemblance to the iconic cover art for her 19...

USA TODAY Rocker Courtney Love wants flowers from Olivia Rodrigo after the "drivers license" singer shared a familiar prom-themed photo on social media.  After the former Disney Channel star posted a photo of herself as prom queen, wearing a tiara, streaked mascara and holding a bouquet of dead flowers, to promote her upcoming "Sour Prom" concert film on Wednesday, Love pointed out the resemblance to the iconic cover art for her 1994 Hole album, "Live Through This." "Since i never got to go to prom, I wanted to throw a little prom party with my fav ppl (you guys obvs)," Rodrigo, 18, w...

Courtney Love accused Olivia Rodrigo of copying her former band Hole’s album cover. See Olivia’s response.

Photo Series Shows Pandemic Emotions, Starts Mental Health Talks Following a deeply personal loss, Donna Bridgewater, a photographer and lecturer based in Birmingham, United Kingdom, started a local photography project that captures strangers on the street revealing their personal thoughts and feelings on living in a pandemic world. The project, titled “Getting Through This,” intends to “create a conversation about mental health,” as strangers hold up a board of messages, both deeply honest and inspiring, to help people compartmentalize their feelings and put them into words.