In an era obsessed with overnight virality and glossy perfection, Kristin Marquet stands out for a different reason entirely: she’s building a new kind of influence—slow, deliberate, deeply human, and rooted in the kind of transparency most public figures avoid.
On May 20th, as the Mediterranean sun casts its golden light across the Croisette, Simer Dhillon will ascend the famed steps of the Palais des Festivals. In a world of manufactured celebrity, she arrives as something altogether different – a strategist turned cultural provocateur, carrying a message far weightier than her couture gown’s trailing fabric.
For more than twenty years, OK Go frontman Damian Kulash has redefined what it means to merge music with visual art. The band, best known for their wildly creative and often physics-defying music videos, has become a benchmark for viral success—long before going “viral” became the norm. From choreographed treadmill routines to high-concept, single-take stunts,…
