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Posted On: July 17th 2026, 07:03 pm

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We’re simply meant to be 🕷️🦇🎃💀👻 Violet has been in charge of our costumes for the last 3 years. This year she had to be Jack! A little rain didn’t stop this cousin crew from having the best night.
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Had a ball last night celebrating 40 years of Rap-A-Lot Records! 💯🔥 @jprincerespect dropped some real knowledge about how this independent music game got started right here in Houston. As somebody running an independent label myself, I can definitely appreciate the blueprint he laid down. 40 years later and the legacy still speaks for itself. Salute to J. Prince and the whole Rap-A-Lot family! H-Town history! 🤘🏾💯 #Viral #explore
Happy Halloween!! 🎃🖤 There is no Christina, only Zuul! Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters (1984) is one of my favorite movies and I always wanted to make Dana Barrett’s (Sigourney Weaver) amazing orange and gold dress from when she’s possessed by Zuul, “The Gatekeeper” of Gozer! She seeks “The Keymaster” Vinz Clortho to open the inter-dimensional portal allowing Gozer to enter our world. If you’ve never seen this movie, or haven’t in some time, I recommend giving it a watch because it holds up! I made this Dana / Zuul cosplay myself using liquid chiffon. The fabric I ordered was more of a pink color so I dyed it to be closer to the color in the movie, which took awhile! More photos coming soon on this one! need to find a roof overlooking a city scape with a stone bench!
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This is what peak 2008 internet looked like In 2008, two dancers known as the “Russian Brothers” went viral with a synchronized Tecktonik routine set to The Toxic Avenger’s “Bad Girls Need Love Too.” Their lightning-fast arm movements and flawless timing turned a simple webcam recording into one of early YouTube’s most memorable dance videos. At the time, Tecktonik was spreading across Europe through clubs, online forums, and viral videos, becoming one of the internet’s earliest global dance crazes. 18 years later, the clip is making the rounds again, bringing an entire generation straight back to the late-2000s electro era. via @s.konstantin30
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