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Shirley Ju

  • Founder & Host of Shirley's Temple, Freelance
California
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𝕗𝕦𝕔𝕜 𝕗𝕝𝕪, 𝕚 𝕒𝕞 𝕗𝕒𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕠𝕟. 💎 journalist & publicist 🎤 new show Shirley’s Temple ⛩💜
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Ne-Yo Celebrates ‘Highway 79’ Album At A Ranch In Los Angeles

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By Shirley Ju
| Sheen Magazine Verified
Ne-Yo celebrated the release of his new album, Highway 79, with a lively evening at a local ranch, bringing together music, community, food, drinks and live activations. The setting matched the spirit of the project, which marks a new creative direction for the Grammy-winning singer as he blends his signature R&B sound with country-inspired influences.
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KJ Dillard Drops “Girls In NY,” a Summer Anthem for NYC’s It Girls

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By Shirley Ju
| Sheen Magazine Verified
KJ Dillard is celebrating New York’s “It Girls” with his new summer anthem, “Girls In NY,” officially out August 21 alongside a colorful, party-centric music video featuring Southern Hospitality star and DJ Maddi Reese. https://youtu.be/uGRfXfB_uzE?is=6f_RDENuykPQjh32 Inspired by Dillard’s love for New York, his fashion and skateboarding influences, and growing up in a household of women, “Girls In NY” is described as a love letter to both women and the city.
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Mexico City-Based Macusi Pipes Forges Art & Function

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By Shirley Ju
| Cannabis Now Verified
PHOTOS Raúl García Macusi Pipes prides themselves in being “art that transcends time,” which is exactly what distinguishes them from their peers. The word Macusi translates to “marijuana” in the Wixárika language. This holds cultural significance, as Wixárika people–indigenous to México–are known for their deep connection to the natural world, as well as their ceremonial use of plants, including cannabis.
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