The final "reunion" episode of The Ultimatum: Queer Love revealed a debate over the definition of sex among participants, illustrating divergent perspectives on sexual acts within relationships.
Base sought to create a queer-forward and professional brand identity for Le Refuge, avoiding clichés and promoting warmth and credibility. A color palette reimagining the pride flag was used to express joy and pride, while an abstract visual system ensured privacy for users.
We write emotional and bittersweet songs that are really fun to dance to; like the idea of a California summer curtained in fog, our songs often subvert the expectation of a fun pop song.
Make Sure You Die Screaming offers a unique mix of humor, introspection, and chaotic adventure centered around a morally ambiguous road trip in Middle America.
"I've done nothing but make friends all year and gotten so close with people that I wasn't with before, and became friends with people I used to be friends with again. It's just been a year filled with friendship, honestly even though I was saying there was a lot of things I want to do, that was the real... thing that I wanted to do," she explained after being asked whether she achieved what she wanted to in the past year.