Skrillex or if you are not familiar with the name the facial feature of this unique artist makes him stand out from the crowds just like his music. Skrillex fans had a day of comparisons after he introduced the world to a highly shockingly changed hairstyle. Most fans of dubstep, electro dance, or house music about how Skrillex looks in their head it’s prominent memory, and it will probably come up when they google the DJ’s name.

Before the TV show The Mandalorian, one Mandalorian warrior reigned supreme: Sabine Wren in the animated series Star Wars Rebels. A brilliant name for an inspiring hero. Star Wars didn’t invent the name “Sabine,” it has an ancient Latin origin, but, let it be known that the Star Wars version of Sabine is also an artist. ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7p63ToZyrpKljsLC5jp6lrZ2iqa6qusyepa1nkprAtXnBmpmyZZ6Wuqa%2FjKyrmqpdrK6zv46apKk%3D

Ready for a double feature? Countless cinephiles are set for back-to-back viewings of the most anticipated releases of 2023: Barbie and Oppenheimer. On one (hot pink) hand, you’ve got the easy breezy beautiful Barbie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as the iconic Barbie and Ken. On the other: Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, a dark biopic in which Cillian Murphy depicts the life and legacy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb.

After getting divorced, dads facing single parenthood often feel unmoored. Many feel they’ve lost a teammate in the parenting struggling. Others find themselves parenting alone — albeit intermittently — for the first time. Exacerbating the practical problems is the emotional context. Kids aren’t all emotionally volatile in the wake of a divorce, but many struggle with the emotional fallout. Given these compounding issues, it’s not surprising that divorced dads often become highly permissive or toy crazy.

A couple of cute toddlers playing together in the bath is domestic bliss. But putting two slightly older kids in the tub together — regardless of their sexes or even their relationship — can start to feel like a recipe for awkwardness or the potential subject of future therapy sessions. But how much of that weirdness is just parents’ projections? Quite a lot. The truth about young siblings bathing together is that it’s only weird when they think it’s weird.