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Lego is being sued over a tiny jacket in its Queer Eye set
Queer EyePhotograph: Christopher Smith/Netflix Lego commenced releasing branded sets decades back, obtaining an massive stage of achievement with its Star Wars collection, but in new several years it started off branching out into branded sets that are explicitly aimed at adult collectors—like several Pals sets and the Seinfeld condominium. That presumably demands a additional complex licensing offer than Disney/Lucasfilm asking for one more plastic X-Wing, which has now led to a strange challenge with a Lego set dependent on the loft from Netflix’s Queer Eye reboot. As described by The Trend Law, an artist named James Concannon has filed a lawsuit in opposition to Lego about its plastic recreation of…
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Miranda Lambert’s Partnering With ‘Queer Eye’ for a New Song
Miranda Lambert has a single more new tune in store for enthusiasts this calendar year, and it really is a group-up with the Season 6 premiere of fact Television series Queer Eye. The country superstar revealed on Sunday (Dec. 26) that her new monitor, “Y’all Indicates All,” is debuting when the first episode of the time airs on Dec. 31 on Netflix. This period of Queer Eye has a distinctive link to Lambert, as it was filmed in her property state of Texas. Each Lambert and the display shared news of the music on social media. “OMG. We partnered with THE region audio queen,” reads a write-up on Queer Eye‘s…
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An ‘eye’ for trash? This Latino artist is a hit during Art Basel
Cycling around the streets of Miami gave David Anasagasti, an artist known as Ahol Sniffs Glue, the inspiration to place his signature “eye” symbol on pieces of urban trash he finds and give his followers a chance to find them and keep them. His newest concept is now drawing international attention through an exhibition during Miami Art Week that runs parallel to Art Basel. Art Basel, the country’s contemporary art fair that runs through this week in Miami Beach attracts high net-worth individuals from around the world and includes works of artists such as Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. It’s not Anasagasti’s first time exhibiting during Miami Art Week, but…
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