Posted: 1st November, 2023 by The Editor
Slayyyter is making her way across the country in support of her latest album, Starfucker, and we got to witness her stop in Boston. With our date being so early on in the tour, we got to see the show how it was meant to be presented before clips could circulate online and spoil it for us. It was an electrifying and unforgettable experience that left the audience buzzing with excitement. From the moment she took the stage, the crowd was instantly mesmerized.
Slayyyter’s stage presence and set design was nothing short of phenomenal. With white leather seats and a fur carpet, her and her DJ made us feel like we were partying in a 5-star hotel. We also witnessed multiple outfit changes throughout the night as we entered different sections of the setlist. Each new era kicked off with her standing hauntingly in front of a projection of a cross. The two hour setlist was a perfect mix of her biggest hits and the most impactful tracks from her latest album. Songs like “Daddy AF,” “Miss Belladonna,” and “Mine” had the crowd on their feet, while more hyperpop centric tracks like “Erotic Electronic” and “Purrr” showcased Slayyyter’s versatility as an artist.
Between the visuals, the perfectly curated setlist, and Slayyyter’s wardrobe changes, this show is a feast for the eyes as well as the ears. We can easily say this is one of the best concerts we had the privilege of seeing this year. You do not want to miss this tour and remaining tickets can be found HERE. To hold you over until this tour hits your city, you can check out the pictures our photographer Kyle took of the night in Boston!
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Kyle Musser//
A picture is worth a thousand words and it is only through photography that one can convey feelings that touch our hearts, said Andhra Pradesh High Court judge K. Manmadha Rao.
He was speaking at the award-presenting ceremony for a contest organised by India International Photographic Council and Photography Academy of India in association with A.P. State Creativity and Culture Commission. Justice Manmadha Rao congratulated the photographers on winning the prize and appreciated their work.
Thirty-one photographers and photojournalists from both the Telugu States received the awards, which included nine awards in ‘Journalism’ category and nine in ‘Festivals’ category, two ‘Lifetime Achievement’ awards and eleven memorial awards. A sum of ₹1 lakh is set aside for prize money, the cash award for the first prize winner being ₹5,000.
Four photographers from The Hindu including Special News Photographer K.V.S. Giri (Vijayawada), Vudimudi Peddi Raju from Visakhapatnam, Senior News Photographer G.N. Rao and Kommuri Srinivas from Ongole bagged awards for their work in different categories.
Former MP Gokaraju Gangaraju also attended the programme, held at Balotsava Bhavan in Vijayawada.
BATAVIA — The Gallery Room at Richmond Memorial Library, 19 Ross St., is hosting a”2Man Art Show” during the month of November.
An opening reception is scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for the show, which features the work of Oakfield photographer Terry Kolb and New York City artist and sculptor Anthony Terrell. Both artists are expected to attend the reception.
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