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Posted On: June 7th 2026, 01:19 am

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Izzy Harrison made her Toronto Tempo debut against Tash and the Sky yesterday, after being sidelined with a hand injury.She put up 14 PTS, 3 3PM, 6 REB in the Tempo’s win 🔥(via @ashleydocking) #womensbasketball #wnba #basketball

Power rankings after the first month of the season 👀Thoughts🤔🍿Link in bio for the full breakdown 👏

That look she gave him 😭#womensbasketball #wnba #basketball

GOAT behavior 😂Got bored and decided to win some more 😂🙌

TODAY IS THE DAY! 🔥Serena is scheduled to hit the court for the first time in almost 4 years today 🥹🙌The 23-time Grand Slam singles winner will team up with 19-year-old Victoria Mboko in the first round of the HSBC Championships at Queen's Club in London 👏

Please do share #information#education #awareness

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Environmental artist Robert Wyland has filed a $25 million lawsuit after one of his most recognizable murals was painted over in downtown Dallas ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Known as Ocean Life or Whaling Wall 82, the mural was created in 1999 as part of Wyland’s global Whaling Walls project, a series of large-scale artworks dedicated to marine life and ocean conservation. Over the years, the mural became a well-known Dallas landmark and a symbol of environmental awareness.

Last month, workers began covering the mural to make way for new World Cup-related artwork. Wyland says he was never contacted about the decision and argues that the destruction of the piece violates federal protections for artists and culturally significant public art.

The case has sparked a broader discussion about who gets to decide the future of public artworks once they become part of a city’s identity.

Artist: @wyland

#art #mural #streetart #publicart #artist

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If the success of films like Backrooms has you craving more unsettling, liminal-space nightmares, then Vivarium is a film that deserves to be rediscovered.

Directed by Lorcan Finnegan and starring Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots, the film follows a young couple searching for their dream home, only to become trapped in an endless suburban maze of identical houses. What begins as a strange mystery slowly transforms into one of the most disturbing existential horror films of recent times.

Long before Backrooms turned endless, artificial spaces into a cultural phenomenon, Vivarium was already exploring that same feeling of being trapped in a place that looks familiar but feels fundamentally wrong. Every street is the same. Every house is the same. There is no escape, no explanation, and no sense of reality. The result is a nightmare built entirely from monotony, isolation, and the fear of losing control over your own life.

A genuinely unsettling, deeply weird, and criminally underappreciated film that deserves far more attention than it received.