#collaboration

#collaboration

The resulting album is described as a 'story of spaces mixing, and cultures morphing towards a different kind of future.' Or, simply as 'what Perry left behind in Berlin.'

The Saja Boys Breakfast Meal features a Spicy Saja McMuffin topped with a peppery Spicy Saja Sauce, crispy hash browns, and a choice of soft drink, inspired by the group's leader Jinu.

In Weir's stories, the most important assets are accumulated knowledge, patience, curiosity, and the understanding that you need collaborators. Not magic, not muscle, not weapons, not even bravery, really.

The album 'was one of my most enjoyable projects ever. I got to work with my son Julian-writing and producing together. A first of many for us I'm sure.' Frampton expressed enthusiasm about the collaborative creative process with his son, highlighting the personal significance of their partnership in bringing the project to life.

Beabadoobee has tapped the Marías for a new single. 'All I Did Was Dream of You' is Bea Kristi's first original music since the release of her Rick Rubin-produced 2024 album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves. Jake Erland and Aboveground directed the accompanying music video, which was shot in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Truly Hard Seltzer is making dreams come "truly" this winter with its limited-edition offering: the Truly Dream Pack. Available nationwide starting through winter, this limited-edition pack was created in collaboration with French artist Laura Norman (A.K.A. Launorma), the collection features four all new, bold flavors. The lineup's new flavors are as follows: * Strawberry Stardust: Juicy strawberry meets delicate, floral lychee for a sweet, exotic twist * Citrus Clouds: Bright mandarin bursts with zesty citrus for a crisp, sun-soaked sip

Inner Magic is the duo of former Chromatics guitarist Adam Miller and former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist Jeff Schroeder. They met in 2024 and bonded over their love of '80s UK indie legends Felt, krautrock and the Vinnie Vincent Invasion, and then decided they should make music together.

DJ-Kicks is a series that shaped how I think about DJing and listening. I played the DJ Koze mix an unhealthy number of times, to the point where it basically lives in my DNA now. Those mixes taught me that the best ones aren't about showing off; they're about taking people on a journey. They move, twist and surprise you. They give you goosebumps when you least expect it.

For Sam and Avery, the argument didn't begin as an argument. It came up the way it often did, in the margins of an already long day. Avery had stayed late at work again. Sam had handled dinner, emails from the school, and a tense phone call with Avery's mother, who still stumbled over pronouns and pretended not to notice when corrected.

"When a cover in a campaign hits right," said photographer Neil Krug, nominated for The Crux, "it's part of the language and the fabric of what makes a great record a great record."

"We started by asking everyone to collect images regularly. Just spontaneous snapshots as we went. Of everything. Sketches, screens, notes, half thoughts, moments in motion. Over time it became this huge grab bag of elements," Simon says.

When I joined Google ~14 years ago, I thought the job was about writing great code. I was partly right. But the longer I've stayed, the more I've realized that the engineers who thrive aren't necessarily the best programmers - they're the ones who've figured out how to navigate everything around the code: the people, the politics, the alignment, the ambiguity.

The vision was to bring H.R. into a space he hasn't visited in a long time, a sphere he helped create and pioneer,

What design programs rarely prepare students for is how little agency designers often have once they enter professional practice. And this challenge doesn't disappear with experience. When my co-author and I toured our book Designing Tomorrow, the most common question we heard was not what designers should do differently - but how to drive positive change in the face of resistance.

I believe we've yet to fix the challenge around silos, but I have seen a lot of people being unafraid to start again and find their new potential, whether that's in a new workplace, a new country, or even a completely new sector. There's an appetite to learn more, know more, and do more, and honestly I love that. I think the bravery is also in the ability to share.

Your Situation: Six of Swords You've come this far already. A new journey lies ahead. Consider what you've left behind, and make sure it truly stays in the past. Reflect on what's next: Where do you want to go, and how will you get there? This is a good month for any literal travel, big or small. Use the experience to meditate on the metaphorical life journey you're embarking on in 2026.

Most people want powerful long-term relationships at work and at home. But they don't know where to start to build them. Turns out creating trust first unlocks solid relationships. Why go through the hassle of building trust? It pays off. Relationships align people in business and help them work together, says Andres Tapia, founder and president of Chicago-based Andrew Tapia...

From industrial dancehall to leftfield techno to deep, alienating drone made with saxophones, Kevin Richard Martin welcomes the spirit of dub into everything he touches. Across three decades, the physical force of his music has expanded and contracted, but two things remain constant: the pulse of dub, no matter how reduced, and the rumble of the bass. "[The goal] was to make a new form of dub music that I wasn't hearing,"

His frequent allegro cadence accents how deftly he changes direction within verses. "Silent Film," set to mellow chords and a shuffling breakbeat, is casually breathless: "I roll the dough and cook it/Was juggin' cause in a world so cold, you just throw on a hoodie/I see the limit and push it, sneaking over the edge/Made a million off of my grief, none of my people rose from the dead," Mavi raps, subtly pausing-and stretching and compressing words-to keep the meter.