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  Inside the Studio and Stage: Russell Jamie Johnson on Music, Acting, and 2026

  Jan 9, 2026 @ 2:13 pm Galore Girl

  Jan 9, 2026 @ 2:13 pm
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  Russell Jamie Johnson is stepping into 2026 with fire. A New York singer‑songwriter and actor, he’s carving a sound that lives between indie, folk, and cinematic Americana. Johnson’s presence is magnetic, whether on stage or on screen. He refuses to choose between music and acting, treating both as languages of the same instinct. With new

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  Cameron Hardy Is Moving Differently Now

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:32 am Galore Girl

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:32 am
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  Cameron Hardy doesn’t enter quietly. There’s a sense of momentum around him now – visual, creative, deliberate – as if the lights have shifted and the focus has snapped into place.  After a hiatus from the spotlight, Hardy is currently working on his debut project, expected later this year. While the release itself is still

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  Designing How Work Feels with Super Buddha: The Quiet Rise of Emotional Architecture and SuperSure’s Wells Fargo Center Office

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:31 am Galore Girl

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:31 am
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  Over the last decade, a growing segment of designers and psychologists have begun to articulate a shared idea: that emotional architecture — the design of how spaces feel, rather than merely how they function — could revolutionize the modern workplace. This shift has coincided with cultural openness around mental health and a broader recognition that

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  Tina Win is Rewriting the Evolution of Pop Music

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:28 am Galore Girl

  Jan 7, 2026 @ 11:28 am
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  Tina Win doesn’t make music to fit a mold. She makes it to crack something open. From the first seconds of her debut single, “Try Anything,” it’s clear that her work isn’t designed for passive listening, it’s meant to be felt, lived with, and carried into real moments. As she puts it, “I always start

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