Another random fact, In the Elemental miniseries, the characters start on the left side of the title card and move further to the right with each episode!
having two cats means watching one of them lick the other one’s forehead with deep, unconditional brotherly love, only for it to devolve into a full WWE smackdown exactly four seconds later.
Craig Bartlett once described Hey Arnold! as “a Charlie Brown for the nineties.” He wanted jazz to be part of the show’s identity, inspired by Vince Guaraldi and his own love of Miles Davis. Then Jim Lang introduced him to acid jazz — mixing hip-hop beats with traditional jazz instruments. And that became the sound of Hey Arnold!
The Balancing Act🩰
From the sold-out Barclays Center at night to V Magazine's set in the morning, @MelanieLBBH knows how to keep it moving. For a shoot inspired by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1948 film 'The Red Shoes,' Martinez finds a fitting mirror in its tale of a creative who lives—and would die— for her art.
The parallels are clear for an artist who has spent more than a decade building worlds and surrendering herself completely to each one. "The ability to create and make a living off of my art-that is success to me," she tells V Magazine's @LilNervous, also an old collaborator of Martinez's. "I've never had an idea of external validation dictating what success is. Being able to create freely is everything."
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From https://t.co/I8LGMUEmJA (August 2026)
Photography An Le
Fashion Matthew Mazur
Creative Director / Editor-in-Chief Stephen
Gan
Interview Mathias Rosenzweig
Hair William Blair using
Living Proof
Makeup Laurel Charleston (Opus Beauty)
Prosthetics Malina Stearns
Movement Director Marly Phillip Nicols
Fashion Market Editor Gabby Buchan
Set Designer Colin Phelan
Executive Producer Kevin Warner
Director of Editorial Film Mynxii White
Additional Cinematography Ryan Valdez
#MelanieMartinez wears top and bra Mila Sullivan / Noir Kei Ninomiya x Puma Speedcat