The saga of 13 books starts the journey here and hope you enjoy the trailer and make your pre-order soon for the new magical novel for all ages of this generation. 💜
All thanks to @openart_ai Director and all the amazing team of humans inside this company that give me the support to create without limits (Coco Mao, Ermin Monzon and others). Really blessed of know them and cross roads with them. 💜 💜 🥰
When Oasis launched into Wonderwall during their 2025 reunion tour, the reaction was about far more than a hit song.
For over a decade, fans wondered if Liam and Noel Gallagher would ever share a stage again. The band’s breakup in 2009 seemed final, turning any reunion into one of music’s biggest “what ifs.” But when the opening chord rang out and the brothers stood side by side once more, an entire stadium erupted.
1️⃣ Step 1: I pulled my last 30 posts and dropped them into Claude. Every hook, every caption, every reel script. I gave Claude the full picture of what I had been doing.
2️⃣ Step 2: I asked Claude to find the patterns. Which hooks worked. Which captions got saved. Which posts brought in buyers vs. just likes. No more guessing what was working.
3️⃣ Step 3: I had Claude separate my content into two buckets. What grows my audience and what actually sells. Most creators confuse the two. That’s why they go viral and stay broke.
4️⃣ Step 4: I used Manus to research what was trending in my niche and what my audience was actually searching for. Claude writes the content. Manus tells me what to write about. The combo is unreal.
5️⃣ Step 5: I batched a full week of content in 45 minutes using everything Claude and Manus gave me. Without burnout and overwhelming!
I started my business with zero AI skills.
It didn’t happen overnight. I tested, tweaked, and figured out what actually works.
It’s a simple process once you learn the skills!
I recorded a bonus lesson where I showed exactly how I use Claude and Manus to create my content strategy
Most creators generate one clip at a time... no story, no consistency, no direction.
Just random shots stitched together hoping it works.
That’s not filmmaking, that’s guessing.
OpenArt just dropped a tool called Director that changes everything.
You describe the world, the characters, the tone, and it builds a cohesive cinematic video up to 5 minutes long.
Consistent characters, consistent worlds, actual narrative structure.
One creative direction, not 47 disconnected prompts.
This is the difference between “making AI content” and actually directing AI films.
A simple kitchen trick for separating egg yolks from egg whites using an empty plastic bottle. Just crack the eggs into a bowl, gently squeeze the bottle, place the opening over the yolk, and release. The suction pulls the yolk into the bottle while leaving the egg white behind.
This hack is especially useful when making meringues, macarons, custards, or any recipe that requires only egg whites or yolks. It's quick, mess-free, and much easier than transferring the yolk between eggshell halves.
Tiësto playing a classic record nearly three decades after its release is a reminder of how powerful great dance music can be.
From his rise in the late 1990s to becoming one of the biggest names in electronic music, Tiësto helped shape an entire generation through tracks like Lethal Industry, Flight 643, and Adagio for Strings. These weren’t just club records—they became defining moments for fans who grew up during the golden era of trance.
Hearing one of those classics in New York City isn’t just about nostalgia. It’s a chance to reconnect with a sound that helped build modern electronic music. Twenty-seven years later, the melodies still hit, the crowd still reacts, and the feeling remains exactly the same.
OpenArt Director is a new creative tool for Vibe Directing full videos through conversation.
You give it an idea, and it helps you build the story, characters, scenes, visuals, voice-over, music and sound in one project.
What makes it stand out is that you can create up to 5 minutes as one continuous video, instead of generating short clips one by one and stitching them together.
You can use OpenArt Director for film trailers, ads, social content, music videos, explainer, and more
You can actually feel the atmosphere change as this performance unfolds.
When Disturbed performed The Sound of Silence on Conan in 2016, it didn’t feel like a typical rock cover. David Draiman’s powerful vocal delivery brought a weight and emotion that transformed the Simon & Garfunkel classic into something entirely different. As the song progressed, the studio audience grew noticeably quieter—not from disinterest, but because nobody wanted to break the spell.
By the time the final notes faded away, it felt less like a television appearance and more like one of those rare live moments that everyone in the room knew they would remember for years to come.
Under the Bridge remains one of the most personal and defining songs in Red Hot Chili Peppers history.
Written by Anthony Kiedis during a period of isolation and personal struggle, the song explores loneliness, addiction, and the search for connection. Combined with John Frusciante’s iconic guitar work, it revealed a level of vulnerability that many listeners had never associated with the band before.
More than three decades later, Under the Bridge continues to resonate because of its honesty. It’s a song that builds from quiet reflection into emotional release, reminding us why it remains one of the most beloved tracks of the 1990s.
In one of the most ambitious fan edits ever created, a video editor combined footage from 183 different movies into a single montage set to Linkin Park’s music.
By carefully matching actions, camera movements, and scene transitions to the rhythm of the song, the creator transformed hundreds of unrelated clips into what feels like one continuous music video. The precision behind every cut makes characters from completely different films appear as though they’re sharing the same world.
More than just an editing project, it’s a tribute to both cinematic history and Linkin Park’s lasting influence. The result is a nostalgic, creative, and incredibly impressive reminder of how powerful music and movies can be when they’re brought together in the right way.
In one of football’s most bizarre pre-match moments, Malta’s players and supporters were preparing to hear their national anthem before a 2014 match against Slovakia.
Instead, the stadium speakers suddenly blasted Numb by Linkin Park.
