#rossana celebrates

[toplifespot]

Rossana Nájera se corona como la ganadora de MasterChef Celebrity México 2024 con un menú digno de una gran final

Este domingo se encendieron por última vez las estufas y las luces del foro de MasterChef Celebrity, en el que el último capítulo de la temporada dejó ver un duelo titánico entre los tres finalistas, que lucharon por llevarse el título como el ganador de esta edición, sin embargo, sólo uno podría alzarse con el premio a la mejor celebridad en la cocina, La única prueba de la noche no era para…

[white-cat-of-doom]

Yesterday marked the penultimate day in the Italian Tour, with the cast celebrating one last Caturday in Reggio Emilia.

A trio of Queens captured by Giorgia Cino, with Natalía Scarpolini as Jellylorum, Elga Martino as Tantomile, and Cristina La Gioia as Etcetera.

A backstage Francesca Iannì as Syllabub.

A close-up of Rossana Vassallo as Electra.

Two troublemakers, Rossella Lubrino as Rumpleteazer and Simone Ragozzino as Mungojerrie sneaking around backstage prior to their song.

A warm-up with dance captain Sergio Giacomelli as Munkustrap.

One last show today!

02 March 2024.

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Princess of Wales' Year in Review: March

March 1st - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Wales and carried out a number of engagements. They started their day at Pant Farm, before visiting Abergavenny Market. Later, the couple visited the Hwb Torfaen before finally planting a tree at Blaenavon World Heritage Centre for The Queen’s Green Canopy

March 3rd - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, held a Centre for Early Childhood Meeting at Kensington Palace. On the same day, the Duchess of Cornwall's Reading Room released a post sharing Catherine's top five children's books: The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, Stig of the Dump, Charlotte's Web, the Katie Morag series, and Feelings

March 8th - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, held a Centre for Early Childhood Meeting at Kensington Palace

March 9th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Patrons of the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, received Lord Hague. That afternoon, William and Catherine visited the Ukrainian Cultural Centre

March 14th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Commonwealth Observation Day service at Westminster Abbey

March 17th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge presented shamrocks to the Irish Guards on St Patrick's Day

March 19th - On behalf of HM Queen Elizabeth II in her Platinum Jubilee year, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge departed from Royal Air Force Brize Norton for Belize, arriving at Philip S W Goldson International Airport. Later, the couple met with Juan Antonio Briceño (the Prime Minister of Belize) and Rossana Briceño (his wife)

March 20th - William and Catherine visited Che’il Mayan Chocolate Factory, before attending a festival of Garifuna culture at Hopkins Football Square. Later, the couple met marine conservation experts at Hopkins Dock

March 21st - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Caracol Natural Monument Reservation. Later, they attended a training session of the British Army Training Support Unit Belize in the Chiquibul Forest. That evening, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a Reception to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at Cahal Pech ruins

March 22nd - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge departed from Philip S W Goldson International Airport, and arrived at Kingston Norman Manley International Airport, where they were met by - amongst others - Kamina Johnson Smith (Representative of the Prime Minister of Jamaica). After that, Wiliam and Catherine met with the Governor-General of Jamaica and Lady Allen at King’s House. Finally, they attended a Sports and Cultural Event at Trench Town Culture Yard

March 23rd - William and Catherine met with Andrew Holness (Prime Minister of Jamaica). The couple - in their role as joint Patrons of the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - visited Shortwood Teachers’ College, where Catherine gave a speech. Later, they visited Spanish Town Hospital, before visiting the Caribbean Military Technical Training Institute. Finally, the Cambridges attended a dinner to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee given by the Governor-General of Jamaica

March 24th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Commissioning Parade for the inaugural Initial Officer Training Programme at the Caribbean Military Academy. They then departed Norman Manley International Airport before arriving at Lynden Pindling International Airport, where they were greeted by Sir Cornelius Smith (Governor-General of the Bahamas). William and Catherine later visited Philip Davis (Prime Minister of the Bahamas) and his wife

March 25th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Sybil Strachan School, where Catherine gave a speech. They then attended a celebration for key workers at the Garden of Remembrance, before visiting Parliament Square. William and Catherine then participated in a Platinum Jubilee Sailing Regatta, before attending a reception at the Baha Mar Hotel to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

March 26th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Daystar Church, before unveiling a memorial at Memorial Garden, to commemorate those who lost their lives in Hurricane Dorian. William and Catherine later visited a beach area in Abaco to meet local stall holders. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Grand Bahama Children’s Home. Before finally, in their roles as joint Patrons of the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, visiting Coral Vita, winners of the 2021 Earthshot Prize. The couple departed Lynden Pindling International Airport for the UK that evening

March 27th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Royal Air Force Brize Norton

March 29th - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, attended the Service of Thanksgiving for The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at Westminster Abbey

[jkflesh]

Justin K Broadrick remixes Francesco Perissi XO

"10" is the album celebrating 10 years of the Francesco Perissi XO project. 10 is the number of the tracks it contains: two unreleased tracks, one from 2012 (X01) and the last one composed in 2022 (VOLAREVIA), and 8 remixes from the second studio work (NDEr, 2019) and the last album (ROSSANA, 2020). The remixes are created by musicians who played a role in Perissi’s musical life (Justin K Broadrick, Eraldo Bernocchi, Naresh Ran) and represent the ambient-rock and attentive listening part of the collection; and by musicians who gravitate around the Blame rec label (Nigh/T\mare, OCD, Kassidy Human Waste, Vittorio di Mango, Michele Sfregola, In A Slaughter Brain) and make up the more EBM and clubbing part. These two aspects are intertwined in Francesco Perissi XO music.

The cover of "10" involved fans of the project who collected photographic evidence of commercial products, messages, children's games, alcoholic products, and original compositions from all over the world that contained the XO logo.

[shoque]

Realms of Whitmore - Of Love & War (Cycle 6)

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, It all depends what city you were in. In the Republic of Tartosa, love flourished. The eastern empire, left unnurished. And in the Duchy of Henford, unrest skirmished.

~ Cycle 6 in the History of The Times, unknown historian and poet.

Tartosa

Through hard work and frequent trips to Henford, Tybalt Rathbone amassed enough wealth to expand his jewelry making business. The fledgling jeweler even managed to find time to meet a man, Chance Sparague and the two got engaged.

Unfortunately, unrest developed in Henford towards the end of the year. Tybalt took this time to expand his company's presence in Tartosa. Opening a storefront and constructing a rental home near his workshop.

Love was also flourishing across town, where Doge Miranda's son, Arthur, found enough free time between apprenticing for his father to woo another handsome lad, Victor Laws.

Unbeknownst to him, however, his sister Rossana had his eyes on the same boy. Victor would have to make a choice, but would he do it before or after the siblings discover his secret?

Komorebi

Meanwhile, rumors were abound in Komorebi that Ayumi Midori was abducted by the lights through the leaves. She returned the following day. Her concerned husband Ichiro requested a response from the twin Emperors regarding the incident. They declined his petition, and the quietly left their farm in the middle of the night.

The village was thrown into upheaval as the rumors spread that both the farmer and his wife were abducted by the lights through the leaves. Empress Kamira turned to meditation to find a response to the unrest.

Meanwhile, her son began training for his rule in peace keeping for the empire.

Henford

In late Cycle 6, the Bramblewood Bandits, led by Furghus Darkmoor, planned an attack on Castle Hopewell. They celebrated the whole before as a rallying cry.

The raid of Castle Hopewell lasted only six hours. Despite the use of explosives, the bandits never breached the first wall of the castle. It seems the partying the night before impaired the bandits' abilities. The explosives however, did set one of the exterior buildings on fire.

The Founding House sustained considerable damage. Luckily, despite being told to hide during the battle, young Prince Basileus, bravely rescued the many masterpieces located in the building from the flames. Some of the paintings, however, went missing during the battle, along with Marcus Wellborne, the adopted son of Lady Hopewell.

Will the cold hearted Tybalt Rathbone actually get married? Will the Miranda siblings find out Victor Laws's secret? Who will Victor choose? How will the Twin Emperors deal with the sudden lack of a farmer? Where did the old farmer and Marcus Wellborne disappear to?

Catch up to date gameplay of the Realms of Whitmore on Twitch @ StandbyEntrance - Twitch

[deis-pace]

yes, chef!

¡felicidades a Diaval Giovatti por ganar MasterChef Celebrity 2024!

superando a Ferka, Rossana y Jawy, el canceriano precioso arrasó con todo gracias a su delicioso huevito con jamón gourmet. 😋

[questlation]

Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, Business of Design Week 2022 Summit Presents 'Design for Change', Driving Innovation Amid Uncertainty https://questlation.com/prnewswire/97ea376625f9b9e09600c6e789360bc0/?feed_id=71949&_unique_id=643f76bfcb5d0

[lamilanomagazine]

Trieste, “Franz Von Suppé: la sua permanenza a Trieste, le sue composizioni dalla Dalmazia a Vienna”

Trieste, “Franz Von Suppé: la sua permanenza a Trieste, le sue composizioni dalla Dalmazia a Vienna”.   «Franz von Suppé: la sua permanenza a Trieste, le sue composizioni dalla Dalmazia a Vienna» è il titolo della conversazione di Rossana Poletti in calendario lunedì 16 gennaio alle ore 17.30, per il cartellone dei «Lunedì dello Schmidl», a cura di Stefano Bianchi, presso la Sala “Bobi Bazlen” al piano terra di Palazzo Gopcevich, nel segno della collaborazione tra il Civico Museo Teatrale “Carlo Schmidl” e la Sezione Friuli-Venezia Giulia dell’Associazione Italia-Austria. Considerato il padre dell’operetta viennese, Suppé era in verità un italiano, anzi un dalmata di lingua veneta. Francesco Ezechiele Ermenegildo Suppé - Demelli nacque a Spalato nel 1819, da madre austriaca e padre di lontane origini belghe. Visse la sua infanzia a Zara per poi trasferirsi a studiare a Padova. Sin da giovanissimo la sua grande passione fu la musica. La sua prima composizione fu eseguita nel 1832 in una chiesa francescana di Zara, la «Missa dalmatica». Ebbe poi una lunga e proficua carriera che lo vedrà a Vienna fondatore dell’operetta viennese. Il padre l’aveva costretto a studiare legge, il giovanissimo Suppé comunque non mancava di scappare appena possibile a Milano, al Teatro alla Scala per assistere alle opere dei grandi compositori italiani, da Rossini e Donizetti, di cui era lontano parente, all’emergente Verdi. Da giovane fu Dulcamara nell’«Elisir d’amore» di Donizetti, un ruolo da basso lui che era un tenore. Coetaneo di Offenbach, l’uomo che inventò in Francia l’operetta, seguì le sue orme e anzi lo sfidò nei titoli: alla «Bella Elena» contrappose ironicamente la «Bella Galatea». Sempre innamorato dell’Italia e ad essa legato, compose «Boccaccio», un omaggio al poeta, alla Toscana e alla lingua del nascente Paese. Eppure fu il padre dell’operetta viennese, anche se perfezionò il tedesco quando, morto il padre, la madre volle trasferire la famiglia a Vienna; qui si manteneva dando lezioni d’italiano. Sua la «Cavalleria leggera» che lasciava intravvedere una certa satira al sistema militare e per questo fu censurata. Suppé era un uomo tranquillo, dedito al buon cibo e al buon bere, a Trieste frequentava la famosa Osteria al Pappagallo, ritrovo di artisti cittadini. Morì a Vienna nel 1895, dopo aver dato vita a una trentina di operette e molte altre composizioni. Il contesto storico della Dalmazia e di Trieste, sotto il controllo dell’Impero Austro-ungarico, la nascente Italia, il confronto con i compositori suoi coetanei, aneddoti, la vita di Franz von Suppé, le sue musiche saranno al centro del racconto di Rossana Poletti, da vent’anni impegnata nell’Associazione Internazionale dell’Operetta di Trieste per far rivivere il genere musicale, che mandò Trieste in mondovisione. Organizzatrice di eventi, giornalista e critico teatrale Rossana Poletti sarà affiancata da Andrea Binetti che proporrà e commenterà brani musicali del celebre compositore dalmata.  ... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

[daenyara]

Multifandom writing challenge?

Thank you all for 1.2k, you’re awesome and I hope you know how much I appreciate you! Well, it’s been a whole year since I first started writing, and my birthday is in like, 2 weeks, so I thought: why not organizing something very self-indulgent? And that’s what I did. (I totally had this prepared since I hit 1k back in February)

Rules are pretty much the usual:

NO paedophilia/predatorial; NO rape/non-con nor romanticized toxic/abusive relationships; NO incest; NO smut for underage characters, even though the reader is underage as well; 

Also: no monster sex; no rpfs (real person fiction); no A/B/O dynamics

Smut is welcome, but I won’t reblog it unless it’s under the cut

Use the proper warnings!

Max. 3 prompts for each person

You can interpret the prompt as you want; aus and crossovers and encouraged

500 words min. and please use the ‘keep reading’ feature

Can be a one-shot or the first chapter of a series

No deadline. We’re all busy with our lives, just write it when you feel like it! If, like me, you’re one of those people who need a deadline to function, then let’s say 6 months?

All things related will be tagged #ro’s 1.2k challenge

Tag me in your fic and let me know if I don’t reblog it within 3 days

You don’t have to follow me but please reblog this as a signal-boost

You can write for: 

Marvel, DCEU [all the characters and ships], Supernatural [Cas/Jack/Dean x reader; Destiel], Brooklyn Nine-Nine [Rosa x reader; Peraltiago], Criminal Minds [Spencer Reid x reader], The 100 [Bellamy/Octavia/Clarke x reader; Bellarke]. 

Platonic/non-romantic pairings are fine

On with the prompts! Send me an ask with the prompt(s) you want.

Dialogue prompts:

You might recognize some of these (if you recognize all of them I love you)...

❝Besides, I could use a break from keeping you alive❞ ❝Thank you. For keeping me alive.❞ ❝You don’t make it easy.❞ ( @ourdreamsrealized w/ Tony Stark)

❝My mother, if she knew what I’ve done, who I am. She raised me to be better. To be good. And all I do is hurt people. I’m a monster.❞ ( @ruckystarnes w/ Bucky)

❝If you need forgiveness, I’ll give that to you. You’re forgiven.❞ ( @teenybucks w/ Bucky)

❝You know what I love about funerals? Everything I own is black.❞

❝Actually, I’d rather be Mary Shelley; she died a widow.❞

❝What are you doing in here?❞ ❝Eating cookies and avoiding confrontation.❞ ( @221bshrlocked w/ Steve Rogers)

❝This may be shocking for you, but I don’t trust you.❞

❝Big mistake. Big. Huge. I have to go shopping now.❞ ( @mattaretto )

❝I am a witch. A real house-haunting, broom-riding, cauldron-stirring witch.❞

❝In this country, sometimes the only place you can find a brave and honest person is in prison.❞

❝I do not know how to use my fists, but that doesn't mean I don't know how to fight.❞

❝Oh shit, four guards!❞ ❝Is that all?❞ ( @bb-8dameron )

❝Too drunk is why karaoke was born!❞ ( @dirtytomatoedwrites w/ Bucky)

❝It worked better in the movie!❞ ( @officially-tonynat-shrine w/ Loki)

❝I don't know what they taught you in med school, but the word "helping" doesn't mean handcuffing people and chopping up their brains.❞

❝At least you're wearing clothes.❞ ( @brooklynbarrnes​ w/ Bucky)

❝What are you doing?❞ ❝I’m practising.❞ ❝For what?❞ ❝My future as a homeless, unemployable failure.❞ ( @thebookwormslytherin w/ Bucky)

❝What does that say about you?❞ ❝I'm sure it speaks volumes about my poor choices, my own dishonesty, indecency, and general lack of good character.❞ ( @the-canary w/ Bucky)

❝You're awake?❞ ❝If I had to hear one more of your confessions, I was going to kill myself.❞

❝How long are you gonna hold my hand?❞ ❝Until we’re dead and buried!❞ (@thegirlholdingbooks w/ Steve Rogers)

❝How did you get everyone to help you?❞ ❝I appealed to their sense of teamwork and camaraderie with a rousing speech that would put Shakespeare to shame.❞ ( @itsbuckysworld )

❝Do I even weigh anything to you?❞ ❝No. It's like holding a couple of grapes.❞ ( @bb-8dameron )

❝How do you like my new office? Twentieth floor.❞ ❝Yes, I never thought I'd see you this high without a broom under you.❞

❝Start the car. Or I'm gonna rip your throat out. With my teeth.❞

❝You think you're funny?❞ ❝I think I'm adorable.❞ (@montechristos)

❝This new-found heroism is making me very attracted to you.❞

❝I’m 147 pounds of pale skin and fragile bone, okay? Sarcasm is my only defence.❞ ( @spiderrpcrker w/ Peter Parker)

❝The point is, you’re cool, dope, fresh, and smart-brained. I’ve never seen you dance, but I bet you’re good, cause you’re good at everything. You’re awesome! Be nicer to yourself.❞

❝You gotta let me help! There ain’t no me if there ain’t no you.❞ ( @helplessly-nonstop w/ Rosa Diaz)

❝You're a little scary sometimes, you know that? Brilliant... but scary.❞ ( @khaleesi-marvel w/ Loki)

AUs and scenarios

Modern cowboys

Soccer team 

Hotel/ B&B

Out-of-body experience 

Music band ( @buckyssoul )

High School reunion ( @itsbuckysworld )

Sensate cluster 

New in town ( @jupiterbucky​ w/ Bucky)

Hackers

Post-apocalyptic world ( @helplessly-nonstop )

Dojo

Hitchhiking

Music:

What’s Up by 4 Non Blondes

Mr. Brightside by The Killers

Almost (Sweet Music) by Hozier ( @trashpanda-barnes​ w/ Bucky)

Eye of the Tiger by Survivor

Lean On Me by Bill Withers

Can’t Pretend by Tom Odell

Too Much Love Will Kill You by Queen ( @oh-snap-bucky​ )

Dancing in the Moonlight by Toploader

Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

I Will Take You Home by Ed Sheeran

And I Love Her by Passenger

I’ve Just Seen A Face by The Beatles ( @hufflebucky w/ Bucky)

She Is by The Fray

[architectnews]

Twenty-two women architects and designers you should know

To mark International Women's Day, we asked 22 of the world's most inspirational women architects and designers to nominate another woman who should be better known for their work.

Each of the prominent architects and designers was asked to select a woman who they think deserves greater recognition.

Several chose to shine a light on historic figures who did not receive full recognition in their lifetimes, with MVRDV co-founder Nathalie de Vries, Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum and Neri&Hu co-founder Rossana Hu nominating Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak, Minnette de Silva and Lin Huiyin respectively.

Others took the opportunity to draw attention to a contemporary woman or women-led team that should be better known, with Camille Walala, Tatiana Bilbao, Dorte Mandrup and Eva Franch i Gilabert nominating Unscene Architecture, Taller Comunal, Marie-José Van Hee and V. Mitch McEwen respectively.

Read on for the 22 architects and designers that deserve greater recognition:

Marie-José Van He Nominated by Dorte Mandrup, Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter

"Marie-José Van Hee is a remarkably talented architect. Working primarily in her native country, Belgium, she is forging a significant mark on contemporary architecture with her attention to space, light and natural materials.

"Through her understated, authentic and poetic work, she continuously influences and inspires architects and designers alike. A timeless simplicity and weightlessness permeate throughout her designs, creating a stillness that seems almost tangible – blurring the line between art and architecture."

Iwona Buczkowska Nominated by Farshid Moussavi, Farshid Moussavi Architecture

"Polish-born French architect Iwona Buczkowska's brilliant career is distinguished by an architectural approach opposed to any form of standardisation, thus placing the diversity of users and their agency at the core of her work. Her tireless commitment has led to the creation of works of incredible richness and inventiveness, whether for housing projects or public facilities.

"At a time when we need to question our built environment, and in particular, the housing in which we live, her work on diversification, user empowerment and inclusion seems particularly worthy of attention. As her work is under-studied, and because some of her built projects are currently under threat of demolition, I feel it is particularly important to bring to light what her work has to teach us."

Charlotte Perriand Nominated by Es Devlin, Es Devlin Studio

"Last weekend I went to the South Downs to try to recreate this uplifting portrait of Charlotte Perriand (above) about which her daughter said: 'That photograph of a strong woman, triumphantly embracing nature, is the perfect image of my mother. She announces the contemporary woman, emancipated and free.

"Most of us have sat on the extraordinary and now iconic furniture she made in collaboration with Le Corbusier. Most of us are unaware of her fundamental role in its design. She was a genius in the art of collaboration, especially with powerful male artists. Her practice spanned an astounding range of genres, her work drew deeply on the forms she observed in nature throughout her rich life."

Kenyatta Mclean Nominated by Harriet Harriss, dean of the Pratt Institute School of Architecture

"I'd like to nominate Kenyatta Mclean, co-founder and co-managing director of Blackspace: the black, interdisciplinary, spatial collective comprised of architects, artists, designers and planners who have asserted both the necessity and the agency of 'Black Urbanism'.

"From my perspective, her ability to co-create spatial narratives that are centred in and driven by racial justice is essential and urgent work applicable both to the US where the practice is situated, and cities worldwide, where structural racism and other forms of discrimination are embedded in the materiality and form of the architectures that surround us.

"Moreover, spatial collectives – from Matrix to Assemble – offer a much-needed antidote to the vagaries of starchitecture and the hierarchies typically found in traditional design practices. Kenyatta Mclean's visionary work reminds us all of the need to use this period of Covid-imposed introspection to re-examine how much more inclusive, equitable and impactful our industry needs to become.

"Blackspace also offers a road map and a benchmark for graduates and young practitioners who are committed to leading the changes we need to make."

Unscene Architecture Nominated by Camille Walala, Studio Walala

"I would like to nominate Unscene Architecture. A pair of fantastic women that I met the year before the pandemic started. The architecture design duo – founders Manijeh Verghese and Madeleine Kessler – were the co-creators of the British Pavilion for the postponed 2020 Venice Architecture Biennale. Definitely, ones to watch."

Anupama Kundhoo Nominated by Seetal Solanki

"A rare kind within the world of architecture. Anupama Kundhoo brings people a voice, materials a voice and building a voice that is beyond her own – an egoless practice. Traits that shouldn't be so rare actually, but she's paving the way for so many and hopefully many more to come."

Ndebele women Nominated by Sumayya Vally, Counterspace

"In this tribe, we evoke women near and far – friends, ancestors and mythical figures – women who write, organise, imagine and build worlds into being. I chose to draw attention to the unrecognised architect genius of the Ndebele women – women who craft ritual objects and build and adorn their own homes. The calling of their names invokes the calling of millions of errant, unrecognised, other architects the world over – past, present and future.

"They are Maria Ntobela Mahlangu, Dinah Mahlangu, Johanna Mkwebani, Martina Maghlangu, Anna Msiza, Sara Mthimunye, Sara and Lisbeth, Pikinini and Sara Skosana, Anna Mahlangu, Letty Ngoma, Sarah Mguni, Martha Mtsweni Ndala, Rossinah and Esther Mahlangu."

Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak Nominated by Nathalie de Vries, MVRDV

"When working on our Concordia Design project in Wroclaw, Poland, I met Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak, the grande dame of modern Polish architecture. Born in 1920, she brought architecture to the next level in the second half of the 20th century. In 1974, she was the first woman to receive the prestigious Honorary Award from the Association of Polish Architects.

"In a time when female Polish architects were mostly known as 'the wife of…' Jadwiga had a highly successful career, she had a big part in rebuilding postwar Wroclaw, and was also known for her schools and housing. I am really impressed by her work and her amazing personality. When I met her, she was very energetic and still very much involved in architecture. With her passing in 2018, Poland lost a great architect."

Minnette de Silva Nominated by Marina Tabassum

"The first name that comes to mind is Minnette de Silva (pictured above with Pablo Picasso), an architect ahead of her time. Less celebrated than her contemporary male counterparts. You may have read this article below, but I'm sharing the link again. This tells her story better than I can write."

Marina Willer Nominated by Margaret Calvert

"I would propose Marina Willer, although she may not fit as she's already well known. Apart from being an exceptional graphic designer and filmmaker, Marina was the first woman to be appointed a Pentagram partner. Brazilian by birth, it was at the Royal College of Art, where I was teaching at the time, that I first became aware of her amazing drive, commitment and talent as a student."

Duygu and Begum Ozturk Nominated by Nelly Ben Hayoun, Nelly Ben Hayoun Studios

"I nominate Duygu and Begum Ozturk, the two sisters behind the fashion brand Harem London. Born in Istanbul, they started their all-organic fashion brand recently in Dalston, London; merging traditional techniques from Istanbul and London, bringing together their heritage and future.

"I love that they started a business together as sisters and that they are persevering in developing their beautiful collection despite the pandemic and Brexit and all the complexity this created for them. They need to be applauded for their great work."

Lin Huiyin Nominated by Rossana Hu, Neri&Hu

"Lin Huiyin was the first female architect in modern China. Lin and her partner Liang Sicheng were the pioneers in architectural heritage restoration and documentation in China during the 1930s.

"Although it was the two of them who brought China's ancient architectural treasures to light, Lin's recognition in documenting and restoring China's historic buildings has often been overshadowed by her partner, who is recognised as the 'father of modern Chinese architecture'. In addition to her architectural practice, Lin is also widely acclaimed for her literary creation."

Mary Corse Nominated by Azusa Murakami, Studio Swine

"I would like to pick Mary Corse. She has been gaining much-deserved recognition in recent years with a solo show at the Whitney but has been arguably one of the most innovative artists to come out of the light and space movement.

"We love her material research, her ability to take industrial elements like the glass microbeads used on motorway reflective road markings and using it to make really delicate and sublime optical paintings is really inspiring."

Yemi Awosile Nominated by Morag Myerscough

"I have loved Yemi Awosile's work for many years. She is a wonderful person and I have worked with her in the past on the Bernie Grant Centre where she made some textiles for the centre."

Franziska Porges Hosken Nominated by Jane Hall, Assemble 

"Austrian-born, and America-based, designer Franziska Porges Hosken was pioneering in multiple respects. In 1944 she became one of the first women to receive her master's of architecture degree from Harvard's Graduate School of Design and in 1947, together with her husband James Hosken, she founded their successful eponymous furniture business Hosken.

"Despite giving up her design practice to take care of her first child in the late 1950s, Hosken continued to create as a photographer and journalist, publishing numerous books on urbanism including The Language of Cities.

"She was also an activist for women's rights, founding the Women's International Network and publishing reports on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), a term she is credited with coining, which affected the agenda of major health organisations including the WHO. Continuing to distribute a feminist newsletter well into her eighties, Hosken's legacy demonstrates an extraordinary commitment, undertaken over the course of a lifetime, to connect design with social activism."

Winka Dubbeldam Nominated by Sonali Rastogi, Morphogenesis

"Winka Dubbeldam is an architect whose contribution I would like to acknowledge. She is the founder of the WBE firm Archi-Tectonics. She had visited our studio about 15 years back whilst working on the redevelopment of the New Delhi railway station. I also enjoyed attending one of her juries in UPenn about ten years ago, and ever since, I have been following her.

"Being in academia myself, what resonates with me is her significant influence on the emerging generation through her involvement in architectural education and design juries worldwide. Her designs are evocative and transformative, and she creates architecture that matters.

"I read somewhere that she maintains a fluid balance between energy and calm, precision and informality, experiment and comfort in her designs, studio, and life, a mantra I have been following all my life."

Eva Albarran Nominated by Sofia Von Ellrichshausen, Pezo von Ellrichshausen

"I would like to propose Eva Albarran: a Spanish entrepreneur, living both in Paris and Madrid, who operates in the expanded, and diffuse, field of contemporary art and architecture.

"She is a solid character who has managed to solve complex productions for significant artists (such as Christian Boltaski, Felice Varini or Francis Alys). Together with her husband, they direct a refined gallery and the Solo houses program, a project that might well be read as a radical revision of the current human condition in relation to nature."

Dana Al Amiri Nominated by Pallavi Dean, Roar

"Dana Al Amiri, the co-founder of Watab Studio, is a rising star in the male-dominated Saudi construction industry. I love her minimal pared design philosophy – practicing in a region that is infamous for opulent and OTT statements. She truly represents the next generation of regional architects that are defining Saudi's design identity."

Taller Comunal Nominated by Tatiana Bilbao

"I would like to make Taller Comunal, which is led by Mariana Ordóñez Grajales and Jesica Amescua Carrera, my recommendation. Because for them, architecture is not a profession, it is a service to facilitate architecture to be produced by the people who inhabit it. That should be the future of our profession."

Anne Tyng Nominated by Huang Wenjing, Open Architecture

"Anne Tyng immediately came to mind as a female architect that deserves much more recognition. Born in China in 1920 to missionary parents; a classmate of Eileen Pei and IM Pei — these two little details seem to have brought her closer to me, my being Chinese and had worked in the office that IM founded.

"Tyng was one of the first women to study architecture at Harvard Graduate School of Design; the only woman to take the architectural license test in 1949.

"It is unfortunate and unfair that people often seem to be more interested in her anecdotal affair with the iconic master Louis Kahn than her great influence on his early works — the rigour of geometry and order was very much Anne Tyng's interest and contribution. She went on to be an independent architect, theorist and educator. A true pioneering woman in the field."

V. Mitch McEwen Nominated by Eva Franch i Gilabert

"Mitch is an architect, activist, dancer, rapper, entrepreneur, someone who has taken the lead on many occasions to make space for new ideas.

"We crossed paths several times throughout the last ten years; In 2011, during the Occupy Wall Street Movement, I organised an exhibition and a series of events at Storefront for Art and Architecture hosted by brilliant people; Mitch's workshop "How to Occupy a House in America" was one of them.

"In 2014, Mitch was one of the architects writing letters to the Mayor in the first edition in New York of the global project "Letters to the Mayor" asking Mayor Bill de Blasio: "How can New York City Housing Authority really become the Pride of Our City?" and provided some answers and ideas that still stand.

"Mitch is currently an assistant professor at Princeton University – where I am currently teaching a seminar. Her work is now on display at MoMA in New York as part of Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America."

Mónica Bertolino Nominated by Sandra Barclay, Barclay & Crousse

"Mónica Bertolino is an architect from Córdoba, Argentina, where she lives and works as part of the Studio Bertolino-Barrado founded in 1981.

"Together with Carlos Barrado they have an excellent production of projects in different scales. In their work you understand immediately the search for good qualities in habitability, their sensibility when they intervene in the landscape, and their concern for research about materiality linked to the local traditions of construction.

"I admire and think she deserves recognition especially in her academic role where she transmits her passion and enthusiasm for architecture in an unconditional way. She is devoted to this mission!

"She participates in workshops and as invited professor in different universities in the world as well as a regular professor in the National University of Cordoba and in the Catholic University of Cordoba."

The post Twenty-two women architects and designers you should know appeared first on Dezeen.

[jametartt]

8 people I’d like to know better!

thank you so much @charmainediyoza wow I still can’t believe we’re mutuals,,,,, you’re amazing

name: Rossana

birthday: April 21st

zodiac sign: Taurus

height: 5’7

hobbies: writing, reading, DOGGOS, binge-watching tv-shows for an insane amount of hours, ending patriarchy 

favorite color(s): dark blue

favorite book(s): Chronicles of the Emerged World, the Inheritance Cycle (except the ending because I’m still bitter), anything Neil Gaiman

last song i listened to: Hold My Girl - George Ezra

last film i watched: Detective Pikachu!

inspiration or muse: idk fear of failure, sleep deprivation and caffeine

dream job: ideally, movie director!!

meaning behind url: i just loved the idea of celebrating my queen Brunnhilde and playing with ‘god is a woman’ sounded cool (tho I don’t listen to Ariana Grande)

tagging: @beardedbell @belladonnabarnes @buckleyrobin @jacksonperseus @serumsteve @sansastarkr @daenerya @lgbtonystarks

[white-cat-of-doom]

Yesterday in Milan at Il Sistina Chapiteau marked the final show in the city and also the 100th show of the tour!

Three Queens look for admiration, with Rossella Lubrino as Rumpleteazer, Giorgia Cino as Bombalurina, and Gaia Soprano as Cassandra.

Numerous performers shared the celebration as well!

Fabrizio Angelini as Asparagus (taken by Giorgia Cino).

Rossana Vassallo as Electra and Giorgia Cino as Bombalurina.

Simone Giovannini as Alonzo and Pierpaolo Scida as Gatto Mistoffelees.

Francesca Ianni as Syllabub and Alessandra Somma as Jemima.

Simone Nocerino as Macavity and Michele Balzano as Coricopat.

Cristina La Gioia as Etcetera and covering Tantomile.

Jacopo Pelliccia as Gatto Giò and Freccia Rossa Gatto Star.

Simone Ragozzino as Mungojerrie and Rossella Lubrino as Rumpleteazer.

Professional photos taken by Simone Ragozzino.

Giorgio Adamo as Gatto Rock Tugger, Gianluca Pilla as Quaxo, Gabriele Aulisio as Bill Bailey, and Simone Ragozzino as Mungojerrie finish the first show.

For the second show, Gabriele Aulisio covered Mungojerrie and Simone Ragozzino covered Gatto Rock Tugger.

A backstage meeting of Queens getting ready, with Martina Peruzzi as Gatta Cucciola, Cristina La Gioia as Etcetera, Elga Martino as Tantomile, Gaia Soprano as Cassandra, Rossana Vassallo as Electra, and Francesca Ianni out of costume.

The next stop, after a few weeks break, is Bari starting on the 25th.

07 January 2024.

[cerulean-seeker]

*looks at Rosie's application, looks at Thunder's application* So does this mean you and Rossana might make out? 👀

He huffs a little, cheeks turning pink-ish. “That’s none of your business, whether we do or not. I know she’s a celebrity, but we deserve some privacy here.”

[yatzer]

MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2019 is around the corner and we can’t wait to discover what design treasures this year’s extravaganza has in store! If you are a designer, artist, brand, architect or creative studio showing your work during MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2019 and would like to be considered for our BEST OF report, we invite you to submit your press kit NOW following the guidelines below: Please provide as many photos as possible in High Resolution jpg format (renderings will not be accepted) with their appropriate credits (name of designer, name of product/project, name of photographer); these must be accompanied by a press release and/or project description, together with a few words about you and/or your brand/studio/team. Send your submissions to info@yatzer.com, preferably via WeTransfer or Dropbox, and don’t forget to include “MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2019” in the subject along with your name or brand name. You can submit your material regardless of the event you are participating in, whether it’s in Zona Tortona, Brera @breradesigndistrict, Fiera/Salone Satellite @isaloniofficial, Ventura Future @venturaprojects, Spazio Rossana Orlandi @rossana_orlandi, 5vie @5vie_milano, Superstudio @superstudiogroup or elsewhere in the city @fuorisalone. We're looking forward to receiving the submissions of your inspiring new designs! The deadline for submissions is 24 March 2019. The selected projects will be published on Yatzer after #MilanDesignWeek 2019. #Fuorisalone2019 #milandesignweek2019 #MDW19 https://www.yatzer.com/are-you-ready-milan-design-week-2019 Featured photo : @Bosatrade and @Disney celebrate 90 years of MICKEY MOUSE. Designed by @ElenaSalmistraro. Photo © Bosa. (at Milan, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtBIhnDHvYY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xnzjj60gbnku

[anniversary-magazine]

Rooms, Tbilisi : Objects as Figures – as Guests of a Space

Being the Tbilisi-based Interior and Product Design studio with the two founders behind it – Keti Toloraia and Nata Janberidze, whose aesthetic focus was determined by their Soviet childhood, in a synthesis of European and Asian cultures inhabiting the country, Rooms is perceived an on-growing practice at both local and international Design stages.

“By always seeking something new and unfamiliar, we are rarely fully aware of what is around us at any given moment. That’s why we decided to capture the simple forms of our daily life and freeze them in time - to “monumentalize” them. This collection is all about celebrating the Life on Earth.”

– Rooms

The curiosity and the awareness of permanence of the things that were created centuries ago, with a concentration on mixing simple organic and geometric forms, yet juxtaposed with composite materials, makes their archetypal collection Life On Earth an assembly of one-of-a-kind sculptural objects.

Keti and Nata have known each other since their interior design faculty days at the Tbilisi Academy of Arts. Having started working together straight after the graduation in 2003, in another four years, they decided to found their own design studio. By holding onto “think globally but act locally,” in a short time this approach helped ROOMS gain recognition far beyond the borders of their homeland in the Caucasus.

Wild Minimalism is the collection where a mix of archaic and modern, wild and minimal intersect. The nod from the Soviet era’s architectural forms, traditional folklore and local ethnic furniture have led them to get back to their roots and express the feeling of being grounded using simple natural materials, which transformed into a series of gently handcrafted yet primitively shaped wooden pieces out of timber that is more than 100-year-old.

Everything that they design has a blend of modern and archaic, and ever with a notable twist. Bravely playing with past and present, their throne-like pieces in addition to contrasting brass against dark stained wood acquire both heavenly and human-made portrayal of inner and outer space.

Rooms' collaborations include local artisans, among which is the Georgian stone company Kamara; as well as being exposed at the collectible design galleries like Mint Gallery (London), Spazio Rossana Orlandi (Milan) and The Future Perfect (New York); but are also not limited to the companies with shared ideology of respecting traditional crafts.

“A rug – in itself is a magical object, but for us it is also a symbol of cultural heritage and a chance to explore both – history and magic.”

– Rooms

In the matter of their 10th Anniversary celebrated during Milan Design Week 2018, they showcased pieces from the collaboration with cc-tapis, the Italian company that produces contemporary hand-knotted rugs created by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. It turned into a capsule collection of rugs, entitled The Night of a Hunter, with reinterpreted authentic Georgian motifs, as another ageless craft deeply rooted in Georgian culture.

Nata and Keti do not only bring their souls into every piece they create but leave a nonvanishing impression of multi-faceted depth of both the intricate and refined – and all in a humble clear approach as the solid foundation at large.

“Simplicity and the clear paths of life bring us to the solid state of mind.”

– Rooms

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 107: URUGUAY]

In celebration of Uruguayan Independence Day on August 25th, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 280+ Uruguayan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Cristina Morán (1930) Uruguayan - host, voice and actress .

Olga Delgrossi (1932) Uruguayan - singer.

Estela Medina (1932) Uruguayan - actress.

Adele Gleijer (1933) Uruguayan - actress.

Lily Safra (1934) Uruguayan [Russian-Jewish] / Czechoslovak - philanthropist and socialite.

Henny Trayles (1937) Uruguayan - actress and comedian.

Renée Pietrafesa Bonnet (1938) Uruguayan - pianist, organist, harpsichordist, composer, and conductor.

Vera Taylor (1938) Uruguayan - actress and youtube personality.

Pelusa Vera / María de los Ángeles Vera Montecoral (1940) Uruguayan - actress and model.

Ethel Afamado (1940) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter, guitarist, composer, and poet.

Carmen Novoa (1941) Uruguayan  - artist, painter, award winning writer and poet.

Isabel Pisano (1944) Uruguayan - actress, journalist, and writer.

Nancy Guguich (1944) Uruguayan - actress and composer.

Gabriela Acher (1944) Uruguayan [Turkish Jewish] - actress and comedian.

Vera Sienra (1947) Uruguayan - musician and poet.

Estela Magnone (1948) Uruguayan - composer and singer.

Julia Möller (1949) Uruguayan [Norwegian, possibly other] - tv presenter, model, and Miss Uruguay 1969.

Teresita Minetti (1949) Uruguayan - singer.

Raquel Pierotti (1952) Uruguayan - singer.

Lucila Ramos Mañé (1953) Uruguayan - mezzo-soprano, art historian and musicologist.

Carmen Posadas (1953) Uruguayan [Spanish] - writer.

Marta Albertini (1954) Uruguayan - actress.

Gisele Ben-Dor (1955) Uruguayan [Polish Jewish] - musician.

Margarita Musto (1955) Uruguayan - actress, director, and translator.

Elli Medeiros (1956) Uruguayan - actress and singer.

Sandra Massera (1956) Uruguayan - playwright, theater director, actress and teacher.

Diane Denoir / Diana Roches Mehler (1957) Uruguayan [Austrian] - singer.

Laura Canoura (1957) Uruguayan - singer and composer.

Graciela Rodríguez (1957) Uruguayan - actress and humorist.

Adriana Ducret (1958) Uruguayan - singer, actress and teacher.

Laura Sánchez (1958) Uruguayan - actress, comedian and theater teacher.

Mariana Ingold (1958) Uruguayan - singer, instrumentalist, and composer.

Ana Barrios Camponovo (1961) Uruguayan - actress, writer, and illustrator.

Marihel Barboza (1961) Uruguayan - composer and singer .

Liliana García (1962) Uruguayan - actress and model.

Alicia Alfonso (1963) Uruguayan - actress.

Estela Golovchenko (1963) Uruguayan [Russian, possibly other] - actress, director, and playwright.

Laura Martínez (1964) Uruguayan - actress, tv presenter, and dancer.

Gabriela Toscano (1965) Uruguayan - actress.

Roxana Blanco (1967) Uruguayan - actress.

María Carámbula (1968) Uruguayan - actress.

Sara Bessio (1968) Uruguayan - actress.

María Mendive (1968) Uruguayan - actress, director, and broadcaster.

Rossana Taddei (1969) Uruguayan - composer, singer, guitarist, performer and visual artist.

Laura Santullo (1970) Uruguayan - writer, scriptwriter and actress.

Victoria Zangaro (1970) Uruguayan - model and driver.

Samantha Navarro (1971) Uruguayan - singer, guitarist, and composer.

Malena Muyala (1971) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter.

Ana Prada (1971) Uruguayan - singer.

Tina Ferreira (1972) Uruguayan [Afro Uruguayan, Spanish, possibly other] - dancer, vedette, and journalist.

Andrea Noli (1972) Mexican [Uruguayan, Romanian] - actress.

Inés Saavedra (1972) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Veronica Loza (1973) Uruguayan - artist and set designer.

Mariana Vázquez (1974) Uruguayan - teacher, singer and composer.

Ana Patricia Rojo (1974) Mexican [Uruguayan (Spanish {Canary Islander, Castilian}) / Peruvian (Unspecified Indigenous, Spanish, Italian, German)] - actress and singer.

Male Caballero (1974) Uruguayan - tv host.

Erika Büsch (1974) Uruguayan [German, possibly other] - singer, guitarist, and composer.

Claudia Schmitd (1975) Uruguayan - tv host.

Noelia Campo (1976) Uruguayan - actress and television presenter.

Kenya Mori (1976) Uruguayan [Japanese, Lebanese, Basque, Spanish] / Mexican - actress.

Veronica Perrotta (1976) Uruguayan - dramatist, theater and film actress.

María José Siri (1976) Uruguayan  - soprano.

Laura Gutman (1976) Uruguayan - composer, musician and audiovisual producer.

Claudia Fernández (1976) Uruguayan [Spanish, possibly other] - actress, model, tv hostess, and vedette.

Eunice Castro (1976) Uruguayan - actress, model, tv hostess, and dancer.

Mónica Farro (1976) Uruguayan [Spanish (including Galician), Portuguese, Italian, possibly other] - actress, model, vedette, dancer, and producer.

Natalia Oreiro (1977) Uruguayan [Spanish (including Galician), Italian, possibly other] - singer-songwriter, actress, and model.

Alika / Alicia Dal Monte Campuzano (1977) Uruguayan / Paraguayan - singer.

Veronica Blume (1977) Uruguayan / German - actress and model.

Natalia Cigliuti (1978) Uruguayan - actress.

Natasha Klauss (1978) Uruguayan [Lithuanian–Russian] /  Colombian - actress.

Jimena Márquez (1978) Uruguayan - playwright, theater director, actress and lyricist.

Bárbara Mori (1978) Uruguayan [Japanese, Lebanese, Basque, Spanish] / Mexican - actress, model, producer, and writer.

Andrea Ghidone (1978) Uruguayan [Spanish (including Canary Islander), Italian, possibly other] - actress, model, vedette, cabaret star, and dancer.

Noelia / Noelia Lorenzo Monge (1979) Uruguayan / Puerto Rican [French, Spanish] - singer-songwriter.

Mama Bee (1979) Uruguayan - youtuber (Eh Bee).

Valeria Lima (1980) Uruguayan - singer.

Maia Castro (1980) Uruguayan - singer and composer.

Paula Morales (1982) Uruguayan - actress.

Leryn Franco (1982) Uruguayan [Paraguayan] - model, actress and former athlete.

Manuela da Silveira (1982) Uruguayan - tv host and comedian.

Virginia Dobrich (1983) Uruguayan [German, possibly other] - actress, model, cabaret star, vedette, and dancer.

Florence Zabaleta (1983) Uruguayan - actress.

Laura Chinelli (1984) Uruguayan - singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist.

Laura Prieto (1985) Uruguayan - actress, model, singer, tv personality, and dancer.

Valentina Burgueño (1985) Uruguayan - actress.

Victoria Franco Fernandez (1985) Uruguayan - model.

Amparo Velazquez (1986) Uruguayan - actress.

Florencia Colucci (1986) Uruguayan [Italian] - actress and director.

Nadia Theoduloz (1986) Uruguayan - model and Miss Uruguay 2004.

Andrea Vila (1987) Uruguayan - actress and model.

Maika Ceres (1987) Uruguayan [Spanish, Portuguese, Italian] - singer-songwriter, pianist, tamborine player, and flutist.

Sabrina Martínez (1988) Uruguayan - professional model and beauty queen.

Belén Baptista (1988) Uruguayan - actress.  

Patricia Callero (1989) Uruguayan - instagrammer (patriciacallero).

Johana Riva (1990) Uruguayan [Armenian] - model and Miss Uruguay 2014.

Vanessa Pose (1990) Uruguayan / Cuban - actress.

Luciana Mocchi (1990) Uruguayan - singer, guitarist, bassist, and composer.

Eliana Olivera (1990) Uruguayan - model and beauty queen.

Déborah Rodríguez (1992) Uruguayan [Unspecified African] - athlete and fashion model.

Vanesa Britos (1992) Uruguayan - singer and dancer.

Micaela Orsi (1993) Uruguayan [German, possibly other] - model and Miss Uruguay 2013.

Belen Sogliano (1993) Uruguayan - model.

Guadalupe Romero (1993) Uruguayan - singer, music performer and composer.

Camila Vezzoso (1993) Uruguayan - model and Miss Uruguay 2012.

Priscila Madera (1994) Uruguayan - model and instagrammer (priscilamadera).

Cami Rajchman (1994) Uruguayan - singer.

Agustina Añon (1995) Uruguayan - model.

Luciana Lamas (1995) Uruguayan - youtuber.

Ziksua (1995) Uruguayan - youtuber.

Bianca Sánchez (1996) Uruguayan - model.

Rafaela Quintanilla (1996) Uruguayan - instagrammer (rafaelaquintanilla_).

Sheila Rodriguez (1997) Uruguayan - singer (Miway).

Sofia Leon (1998) Uruguayan - singer.

Cindy Arijon (1999) Uruguayan - instagrammer (cindiddy).

Olivia Herdt (2000) Uruguayan - model.

Mackenzie Aladjem (2001) Uruguayan / Jewish - actress, singer, and dancer.

Agustina Padilla (2001) Uruguayan - singer.

Soni Nicole Bringas (2002) Uruguayan [Basque, possibly other] / Spanish - actress and dancer.

Ivy Fox (?) Uruguayan - actress and songwriter.

Florencia Jones (?) Uruguayan - actress and dancer.

Karina Perez (?) Uruguayan - actress.

Natalia Valerie (?) Uruguayan / Brazilian - actress.

Mirella Pascual (?) Uruguayan - actress.

Carole Facal (?) Uruguayan / Swiss - singer.

M:

Walter Kliche (1926) Uruguayan [German, Italian] - actor.

Villanueva Cosse (1933) Uruguayan [Italian, possibly other] - actor, director, and writer.

Ugo Ulive (1933) Venezuelan [Uruguayan] - director, actor, playwright and novelist.

George Hilton (1934) Uruguayan - actor.

Julia Amoretti (1935) Uruguayan - actor.

Julio Calcagno (1937) Uruguayan - actor, theater director and writer.

José Serebrier (1938) Uruguayan [Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish] - musician.

Eustaquio Sosa (1939) Uruguayan - poet , composer and guitarist.

Pepe Vázquez (1940) Uruguayan - theater actor and director.

Yamandú Palacios (1940) Uruguayan - composer, guitarist and singer.

Carlos Perciavalle (1941) Uruguayan - actor, comedian, producer and conductor.

Roberto Jones (1942) Uruguayan - actor and director.

Braulio López (1942) Uruguayan - singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Roberto Darvin (1942) Uruguayan - guitarist and singer-songwriter .

Alberto Restuccia (1942) Uruguayan - actor, performer, dramatist, theater director and teacher.

Rubén Rada (1943) Afro Uruguayan - singer, percussionist, and composer.

Julio Frade (1943) Uruguayan - actor, pianist, comedian, and radio host.

Hugo Fattoruso (1943) Uruguayan - singer, pianist, guitarist, bassist, accordionist, harmonicist, synthesizer, arranger, and composer.

Pepe Guerra / José Luis Guerra (1943) Uruguayan - popular music composer , guitarist and singer .

Jorge Denevi (1944) Uruguayan - director, actor and dramatist.

Tabaré Arapí (1944) Uruguayan - singer, composer, writer, history professor and radio conductor.

Rimer Cardillo (1944) Uruguayan - artist.

Jorge Bolani (1944) Uruguayan - actor.

Dino / Gastón Ciarlo (1945) Uruguayan - singer, guitarist and composer.

Jorge Barral (1945) Uruguayan - musician.

Carlos María Fossati (1946) Uruguayan - folk singer , composer and guitarist.

Martín Sastre (1976) Uruguayan - film director and artist.

Homero Francesch (1947) Uruguayan - pianist.

Mario Gas (1947) Uruguayan - actor and film director,

Alberto Reyes (1948) Uruguayan - pianist.

Cacho Labandera (1948) Uruguayan - singer and guitarist.

Urban Moraes (1949) Uruguayan - composer, bassist and singer.

Carlos Benavides (1949) Uruguayan - singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Jorge Bonaldi (1949) Uruguayan - guitarist, singer and composer of popular music and music journalist.

Héctor Numa Moraes (1950) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Eduardo Fernández (1952) Uruguayan - guitarist, arranger, and composer.

Sergio Fachelli (1952) Uruguayan [Italian] - singer-songwriter.

Robert Perera (1952) Uruguayan - harpist.

Mario Carrero (1952) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Julio Mora (1952) Uruguayan - singer.

Eduardo Larbanois (1953) Uruguayan [French, possibly other] - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Alvaro Salas (1953) Afro Uruguayan - drummer.

George DelHoyo (1953) Uruguayan - actor.

Freddy Ramos / Federico Ramos (1953) Uruguayan - guitarist, producer, composer, and arranger.

Enrique Graf (1953) Uruguayan [German] - pianist.

Roberto Diringuer (1953) Uruguayan - singer, performer, guitarist, director, teacher and Uruguayan folklorist composer.

Álvaro Pierri (1953) Uruguayan [Italian, possibly other] - guitarist.

Jaime Roos (1953) Uruguayan / French - singer-songwriter, guitarist, bassist, producer, and composer.

Rubén Olivera (1954) Uruguayan - composer, guitarist and singer.

Leo Maslíah (1954) Uruguayan - composer, pianist, singer and writer.

Héctor Guido (1954) Uruguayan - actor and director.

Fernando Kliche (1954) Uruguayan - actor.

Hugo Trova (1955) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter.

Beto Satragni (1955) Uruguayan - musician, composer and bassist.

Esteban Klísich (1955) Uruguayan - guitarist , singer-songwriter and composer.

Gabriel Carámbula (1955) Uruguayan - musician and guitarist.

Jorge Esmoris (1956) Uruguayan - comedian and actor.

Osvaldo Laport (1956) Uruguayan [French, Spanish, possibly other] - actor.

Jorge Nasser (1956) Uruguayan [Lebanese] - singer and composer.

Omar Varela (1957) Uruguayan - actor, director, and playwright.

Tabaré Rivero (1957) Uruguayan - singer, composer, poet, actor and theater director.

Petru Valensky (1958) Uruguayan - actor, comedian and communicator .

Daniel Maza / Daniel Omar Correa Suárez (1959) Uruguayan - bassist and singer.

Ariel Caldarelli (1959) Uruguayan - actor, theater director, teacher, musician and writer.

Mauricio Ubal (1959) Uruguayan - singer.

Roberto Birindelli (1962) Uruguayan - actor.

Mandrake Wolf / Alberto Wolf (1962) Uruguayan - singer and musician.

Humberto de Vargas (1962) Uruguayan - actor, radio announcer, television host and singer.

Walter Bordoni (1962) Uruguayan - composer, singer, pianist and guitarist.

Jorge Schellemberg (1962) Uruguayan - musician, composer, singer and teacher.

Marcelo Buquet (1963) Uruguayan [French, possibly other] - actor and former model.

César Troncoso (1963) Uruguayan - actor.

Franklin Rodríguez (1963) Uruguayan - actor, theater director, playwright and teacher.

Ricardo “Canario” Martínez (1963) Uruguayan - singer, songwriter and guitarist of popular music.

Gastón Rodríguez (1964) Uruguayan - composer, guitarist and singer.

Pablo Routin (1954) Uruguayan - singer and composer.

Saverio Guerra (1964) Uruguayan - actor.

Carlos Darakjian (1964) Uruguayan - singer, composer and pianist.

Jorge Drexler (1964) Uruguayan [German Jewish / Spanish, Portuguese, French] - singer-songwriter and actor.

Gabriel Peluffo (1965) Uruguayan - doctor, teacher, musician and singer.

Freddy Bessio (1965) Uruguayan - murga singer.

Gustavo Núñez (1965) Uruguayan - bassoonist.

Rafael Antognazza (1965) Uruguayan - musician and composer.

Federico González Peña (1966) Uruguayan - pianist and keyboardist.

Jonathan Del Arco (1966) Uruguayan - actor.

Fabian Delgado (1966) Uruguayan - musician, presenter, producer, singer-songwriter and businessman.

Ricardo Olivera (1966) Uruguayan - singer.

Smurf Lombardo / Eduardo Pedro Lombardo (1966) Uruguayan - musician, composer and singer.

Waldo  / Álvaro Oscar Navia Molina (1966) Uruguayan  - actor, comedian and driver.

Pitufo / Edú / Pitufo Lombardo / Edú Lombardo / Eduardo Lombardo (1966) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter, guitarist, percussionist, and composer.

Marco Banderas (1967) Uruguayan - porn actor and singer.

Pedro Dalton (1967) Uruguayan - singer, writer, painter and draftsman, leader and founder of the alternative rock band Buenos Muchachos.

Luis Alberto Carballo (1967) Uruguayan - actor, comedian, and television host .

Alejandro Balbis (1967) Uruguayan - singer, guitarist, producer, and composer.

Pablo Minoli (1970) Uruguayan - guitarist, producer, and composer.

Diego Delgrossi (1971) Uruguayan - comedian and actor.

Tabaré Cardozo (1971) Uruguayan - singer and composer.

Jorge Echagüe (1971) Uruguayan - actor, presenter, singer, dancer and producer.

Erwin Schrott (1972) Uruguayan [German, possibly other] - singer.

Leonardo Preziosi (1972) Uruguayan - actor, playwright and theater director.

Julián Legaspi (1973) Uruguayan / Peruvian [Basque, possibly other] - actor.

Sebastián Teysera (1973) Uruguayan - singer and principal composer.

Álvaro Armand Ugón (1973) Uruguayan - actor.

Leo Lagos (1974) Uruguayan - musician, audiovisual creator, radio host and humorist.

Darío Iglesias (1975) Uruguayan - composer, singer, guitarist and pianist.

Gustavo Cardozo (1975) Uruguayan - actor and martial artist.

Sebastian Arcelus (1976) Uruguayan / Italian, Greek, Serbian, Montenegrin, Russian, German - actor and singer.

Diego Azar Oyenart (1976) Uruguayan - composer and musician.

Guillermo Lockhart (1976) Uruguayan - television presenter and writer .

Gustavo Camelot (1976) Uruguayan - actor, writer, director and producer.

Federico Veiroj (1976) Uruguayan - director, scriptwriter and film producer.

Daniel Hendler (1976) Uruguayan [German Jewish] - actor, director, and screenwriter.

Gustaf van Perinostein (1976) Uruguayan - actor, comedian, announcer, presenter, and scriptwriter.

Ezequiel Fascioli Sosa (1977) Uruguayan - musician.

Federico Diaz (1977) Uruguayan - actor, singer, and conductor.

Martín Méndez (1978) Uruguayan - bassist and songwriter.

Damián Genovese (1978) Venezuelan [Uruguayan] - actor and model.

Gaston Rivero (1978) Uruguayan - singer.

Lucas Sugo (1978) Uruguayan - singer and composer .

Christian Palin (1978) Uruguayan [British, possibly other] / Finnish - singer.

Max Capote (1978) Uruguayan - singer-songwriter.

Gabe Saporta (1979) Uruguayan [Turkish Jewish, Polish Jewish, Austrian Jewish] - singer and bassist.

Francisco Fattoruso (1979) Uruguayan - singer, bassist, and composer.

Marco Sartor (1979) Uruguayan - guitarist.

Pablo Sciuto (1979) Uruguayan [Portuguese, possibly other] - singer-songwriter, guitarist, drummer, and composer.

Gerardo Begérez (1981) Uruguayan - actor, theater director and dramatist.

Mateo Chiarino (1983) Uruguayan - actor, director, and writer.

Santiago Sanguinetti (1983) Uruguayan - playwright, actor and teacher.

Alejandro Claveaux (1983) Uruguayan [French, Spanish] - actor.

Gonzalo Yáñez (1983) Chilean [Uruguayan] - singer, guitarist, and producer.

Maximiliano Martinez (1984) Uruguayan - actor.

Nicolás Furtado (1988) Uruguayan [Portuguese, possibly other] - actor.

Alex Vargas (1988) Uruguayan / Danish, English - singer-songwriter and record producer.

Claudio Facelli (1992) Uruguayan - musical.ly star.

Javi Ayul (1992) Uruguayan - singer and youtuber (VIRAL).

Fabrizio Vigevani (1992) Uruguayan - instagrammer (fabriziovigevani).

Agustin Casanova (1993) Uruguayan - singer (Marama).

Maximo Cattivelli (1993) Uruguayan - drummer (Toco Para Vos).

El Reja (1994) Uruguayan - singer.

Fer Vazquez (1994) Uruguayan - singer.

Federico Vigevani (1994) Uruguayan - youtuber (Dosogas).

Mathi Sellanes (1995) Uruguayan - youtuber (Dosogas).

Sebastián Muñoz (1995) Uruguayan - drummer (Toco Para Vos).

Gonzaa Fonseca (1995) Uruguayan - youtuber.

Fede Puñales (1995) Uruguayan - rapper and youtuber.

Anto Puñales (1995) Uruguayan - youtuber.

Pablo Battro (1995) Uruguayan - drummer (Toco Para Vos).

Juanpa Barbot (1996) Uruguayan - youtuber (Dosogas).

Fabri Lemus (1996) Uruguayan - youtuber (Dos Bros).

Felipe Sardina (1996) Uruguayan - pianist (Toco Para Vos).

Pablo Arnoletti (1997) Uruguayan - drummer (Marama).

Kevin Macri (1997) Uruguayan - model and instagrammer (kevinmacrii).

Yao Cabrera (1997) Uruguayan - youtuber (Viral TV).

Martin Sorrondeguy (?) Uruguayan - singer.

Juan Nicolón (?) Uruguayan - actor, comedian, and writer.

Leo Castro (?) Uruguayan - actor.

Oscar Spalter (?) Uruguayan - actor.

Alfredo Kndrask (?) Uruguayan - YouTuber (Urugayolnocherente).

Jorge Temponi (?) Uruguayan - actor, comedian and communicator.

Charly Sosa (?) Uruguayan - musician, businessman and singer.

Bob Humid / Robert Feuchtl (?) Uruguayan -producer, DJ, sound-designer and mastering-engineer.

Problematic:

Teddy Sinclair / Natalia Kills / Natalia Cappucini / Verbalicious / Natalia Keery-Fisher (1986) Afro Jamaican / Uruguayan - singer, guitarist, drummer, and actress - Bullied an X-Factor contestant.