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Lauryn Hill and Deftones at Kalorama reunited with the end of August

The Kalorama festival returns for its fifth edition with Lauryn Hill and Deftones as headliners, returning to its usual late August dates after a 2025 edition that disappointed. For the first time, the event extends until Sunday, and the director expects significantly higher attendance than last year.

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Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, known as the "Queen of Polka Dots," died at 97 in Tokyo. Born in 1929, she transformed the hallucinations she suffered from since childhood into a prolific body of work encompassing painting, sculpture, performance, literature, and poetry, becoming a key figure of psychedelia and one of the most important artists of the 20th century. After graduating in traditional Japanese painting in Kyoto, she emigrated to the United States in the 1950s, where she gained international recognition and influenced contemporaries like Andy Warhol. In New York, she staged anti-war protests in Central Park and collaborated twice with Louis Vuitton, in 2012 and 2023. She returned to Japan in 1973 due to mental health issues, voluntarily checking into a psychiatric institution in 1990, from where she continued to create. She received numerous awards, including the Praemium Imperiale in 2006, and left a legacy that will be preserved by her company.

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MEO Kalorama returns this Friday to Parque da Bela Vista

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Miss Brasil Supranational 2026 loses title after announcing pregnancy

Lara Marina Soares Tosta, 19 years old, Miss Brasil Supranational 2026, lost her title after announcing she is pregnant. A native of Afonso Cláudio, in Espírito Santo, she won the national title in February, in Pernambuco, and later placed third in Miss Supranational 2026, held in Poland. The National Beauty Contest (CNB) had communicated the loss of the title without specifying the reasons, but hours later Lara Marina published a video confirming the pregnancy and thanked fans for their support. The contest organization stated that there was a breach of contractual obligations incompatible with maintaining the title.

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