T Magazine Pick of the week

HIDDEN March 18, 2023

Say goodbye to the exhaustion of options, T magazine is here to help you with all your advertising based advice. From the movie to watch, the show to drink, to the book you should read to relax, our top picks will see you through the week.

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IN THE NAME OF GOD

You can literally explore your desire for real-life, scary things in this 8-part Netflix original documentary series that defies order. it runs all over the world on the river. These are the true stories of four Korean prophets, who had unbelievable dark sides. Among others, it also shows the Christian Gospel Mission, known as Jesus Morning Star or JMS, which shares letters with its controversial leader Jeong Myeong-seok who is currently awaiting trial in Korea for committing sex with some of his female followers. The documentary follows the perspective of Maple, a survivor.

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CHRIS ROCK: CHOOSE

The first live worldwide event in the history of Netflix where Chris Rock slammed the racist, racist, award-winning speech at the 94th Academy Awards. But as he proceeds with his constructions, some sweet and not, one can’t help but wonder if this whole show was meant to be ‘slap’! Although Rock is a little funny, not scary and back here, Netflix’s subtitling can’t keep up with his show. The rock can be more fun and new, but watch this if you like his story.

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FRANKIE ROSE RETURNS

After spending nearly two decades establishing himself in the New York and Los Angeles independent music circles, Brooklyn artist Frankie Rose come back with what reinterpreted new single, six years after the release of his last album Cage Tropical. The song from Rose’s upcoming album Love as Projection offers synth-pop back to the future, and could be one of the best records of the year. While the album is a renaissance of his signature style, the track is full of yearning and euphoric nostalgia that is fueled by the mesmerizing synthesizer that flourishes with his vocals. bright

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CATCH 22

First published in 1961, this new book by Joseph Heller is one of its kind. During the Second World War, from 1942 to 1944, the story of Captain John Yossarian, a US Air Force bomber in the 256th squadron, was assigned to bomb enemy positions in eastern France and Italian. The life-changing book that should be read at least once in a lifetime provides entertaining moments as well as some very important truths. A thought-provoking book that examines all of life’s big questions.

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