All articles tagged with #posters
A guerrilla campaign by the activist group Everyone Hates Elon plastered posters around New York urging a boycott of the Met Gala, which Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez sponsor. The group has raised about 10,000 pounds ($13,000) to fund anti‑billionaire messages, including posters that link the gala to worker exploitation and ICE ties, highlighting wealth inequality surrounding the event.
Harry Styles has fans buzzing about a new album by rolling out cryptic posters in major cities worldwide and a mysterious website, signaling a return after the longest gap since his last album. The messages—such as “See you very soon” and “We’ll see each other soon”—alongside the cryptic online presence have fueled speculation, though no official announcement has been made yet.
Season 3 of 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' premieres on July 17 with back-to-back episodes, featuring a continuation of the season 2 cliffhanger, new character posters, and upcoming filming for season 4. The season will explore conflicts with the Gorn and include a trailer to preview the episodes.
NASA has released a stunning collection of custom posters to commemorate the upcoming eclipse on 8 April 2024, featuring diverse illustrations celebrating the celestial phenomenon in unique styles, and they are free to use. The posters are a rare opportunity to witness one of nature's most stunning phenomenons and are considered worthy of being among the best poster designs.
Two women, Mehwish Omer and Stephanie Gonzalez, have been charged with hate crimes after assaulting a Jewish woman who confronted them for tearing down posters of kidnapped Israelis in New York City. The victim recorded the incident and was attacked by the women, who ripped off her Star of David necklace and damaged her phone before fleeing. Omer turned herself in, while Gonzalez was arraigned last week. Both women are detained and face charges of assault and criminal mischief as hate crimes. This comes after other individuals were arrested for tearing down similar posters in the city.
Two 18-year-olds, Charlotte Wimer and Gray Segal, have been arrested in New York City for allegedly tearing down posters of Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas. The posters, which were placed on a wall outside private property in Gramercy Park, featured photographs of the missing hostages and the Israeli flag. The arrests come after previous incidents of people removing similar posters. Meanwhile, Israel has agreed to daily four-hour humanitarian pauses in its assault on Hamas in northern Gaza to facilitate the release of hostages.
Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed that his mother was initially upset by the male posters on his bedroom walls when he was growing up, leading her to call a doctor out of concern. Schwarzenegger's parents feared he was gay, but the doctor assured them that it was normal for kids his age to idolize strong men. The actor shared this anecdote during an event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, where he discussed his life and the upcoming release of a two-volume book about his career.
Nintendo has released a set of Game Boy posters featuring key art from Super Mario Land 2, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, and Metroid II: Return of Samus, which are available on the European My Nintendo Store for 600 Platinum Points plus shipping. The posters are printed on glossy coated artpaper and shipped rolled up in a box. The posters have not yet appeared on the North American stores.