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• FASHION POP CULTURE LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT fNOVEMBER 2023 TAYLOR SWIFT
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• LEONARDO DICAPRIO32 TAYLOR SWIFT
• MOVIES THIS FALLTHE EQUALIZER 3 Sometimes Denzel Washington wants to quote Shakespeare literally, and other times he just wants to kick a$$. The latter kind is best represented by Antoine Fuqua's The Equalizer films, which are inspired on a vigi- lante justice initiative from the 1980s. Denzel's Robert McCall wants to settle down in Southern Italy, but he has trouble with the local mafia and has to clean up his town in the third and possibly last episode.
• THE CREATORGareth Edwards (Monsters, Godzilla) hasn't directed a picture since 2016's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which is consid- ered one of the greatest Star Wars films in recent years. It's no surprise that his next sci-fi action-adventure is the month's most anticipated. In an uncertain future, John David Washington plays an ex-special forces mercenary who must find a hostile Al that may kill civilization. The moral dilemma? A child-like Al. Gemma Chan, Ken Watanabe, and Allison Janney feature in this end-of- month release. SAWX
• THE ONE EXCLUSIVEWITH INJI AUTHOR: JERRY CORIA
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• Page 8INJI: I'm INJI, an electronic dance pop musician from Turkey. I'm 22 years old and live in the United States FUSION: What happened and how did you get started?
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• Page 10INJI: My songs are co-written by heist and I; we work together frequently; he's fantas- tic. The song "the one" was inspired by my desire to document my feelings upon finally meeting "the one." FUSION: Let's have a MADALINE discussion.
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• MOGA MUEAMIEXCLUSIVE AUTHOR: JERRY CORIA PHOTOGRAPHY BY: JERRY CORIA
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• Page 14FUSION: It's been a while, so please introduce yourself to any viewers that are reading this now! MOGA: Hello everyone. I'm Moga Mogami. thank you for reading my exclusive here on Fusion.
• Page 15I AM TRYING MAINLY FOCUS ON CREATING THE MOGA WORLD
• Page 16FUSION: Speaking of fashion, do you have anyone that inspires you in the fashion in- dustry? A fashion designer or model?e MOGA: None; I don't have anybody who influences me about my fashion. It's more like, there is a lot of information about fashion delivered to me on social media. I just distinguished the fashion I think is good or the type of fashion that is subtle. I don't have any single person who influences my fashion, even from the past.
• Page 17MOGA: My favorite song is called, "Maniac" by Stray Kids. I listen to various kinds of music, like a wide range of songs. I like those songs which don't contain lyr- ics. Recently, I like listening to the ocean's waves. Recently, I've been doing medita- tion, so I like the healing song sounds. But I still listen to Korn's music. The reason why I have a wide range of music. FUSION: feel it's a big challenge now that you have a child and your work as well. How do you manage your time?
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• Page 20FUSION: The viewers submitted ques- tions, and they wanted to know before there was talk about you wanting to quit the entertainment industry. Was this true? And what made you feel this way? MOGA: I may have said that, maybe not. About six years ago, I developed depres- sion, and at the time, I once stated that I might be wanting to leave the enter- tainment industry. Recently, I appear in public much less than I used to, be- cause I got pregnant and had my child. Appearantly, the number of my fans also decreased dramatically. Then I thought, I didn't need to be around entertainment, so I thought that I should leave the en- tertainment industry at the time. But I didn't say I wanted to completely retire from it, at the time. But I don't know how much longer I will be around be- cause I'm not as confident as I used to be
• Page 21FUSION We Moga Mogami is a Japa- nese idol from the group Dempagu- mi.inc who was adapted to have her nickname Moga-chan. She created several photo books in Japan where she began to climb the charts and as a popular idol / model and in 2015 she released her first photo book. Many admirers from Japan and throughout the world. I like her style; as she progressed in the music industry, she started to participate in various TV shows and advertise- ments, and she also began to act.
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• Page 28The roar of the crowd at the SoFi Stadium parking lot when it's still light outside in Los Angeles. We knew this wasn't going to be just ordinary con- cert when we arrived at the venue and heard karaoke versions of every single one of Taylor Swift's songs being sung by the crowd. This is definitely one of those experiences that you will tell your grandchildren about. The merch queue, where fans camped out since dawn to be among the first inside and purchase items signed by Taylor, was equally mind-blowing. At last, as we enter, the audience is excited to see the entertainment begin.
• Page 29The massive dining table Swift crawls across in "tolerate it," the swarm of dancers dressed as different eras of Taylor trapped in clear boxes during "Look What You Made Me Do," and the wooden folklore cabin she dances around in "last great American dynasty" are among the night's standout sets. Swift openly sings "I had a marvelous time" with a broad grin, motioning towards the audience, during the later. The 12-time Grammy winner joked about the audience's lovely attire, jokingly apologized for her "extremely wordy lyrics," and warned that she was feeling emotional, heightening the sense of community. Swifties had a keen mutual un- derstanding: in exchange for supplying the music to their life, Taylor's ambitions had come true.
• Page 30Lily: Leonardo DiCaprio
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• Page 32I felt her at moments living as Mollie she embodied that character she took on the soul of this woman and em- braced herself into the Osage community once again being from a different tribe go- ing to the Osage community listening to that story speak- ing to her direct descendants and just embodied and in every moral fiber of her be- ing who Mollie was and ex- pressed it through her per- formance in a very profound way she's the heart and soul of this movie she really is FUSION: What do you think draws Mollie to Ernest and the Osage? Scorsese: Now as part of a family with several valu- able shares they called it headrights of oil profits and lots of land they had to Er- nest was you know probably encouraged to marry her by his uncle in order to get her families headrights which gave him access to and con- trol over her shares in the oil profits but I think Ernest is also attracted to the Osage world in which Mollie is a member he becomes very fascinated by their culture even learns the language
• Page 33FUSION: How was it working on set with Leonardo DiCaprio? Lily: The first day that I worked with him my hands were shaking naturally because you know its Leonardo DiCaprio but after get- ting through those initial nerves I was just sitting across from you know an incredibly present generous talented immensely tal- ented actor and the rest of the rest of the nerves about it faded away when we were just so focused on if we were doing justice to our characters so that was that was in- credibly inspiring
• 6 HOURSOF FAST ADRENALINE ON WITH THE RACES!
• Page 35WEC FIA WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPIONSHIP
• Page 36We were invited to the WEC 2023 Fuji Speedway, and it will be our first time at a major motorsports event. It's true that more and more people are attend- ing motor sports events like F1 races and Daytona each year, and that these experiences have changed my perspective and made me fall in love with the sport. However, if you haven't had the chance to check out WEC, I think you should rethink twice and come nevertheless because there's so much to see and experience. I've never been to any- thing like this before, and just knowing that I'll be a part of it is incredible. But as I made my way deeper into the Fuji Speedway arena, I realized that I was going to have the time of my life there, getting an unprecedented look inside the World En- durance Championship. This week marks the 6 Hours of Fuji, the last race of the 2023 FIA WEC season, which is being held at the Fuji International Speedway near the world-famous Mount Fuji
• THE VIEW FROM CHOPPER TOURTHE VIEW FROM FUIJI SPEEDWAY the tour for the helicopter that gave you a great view from Fuji Speedway was something I needed to reconsider because I'm definitely afraid of heights, but something came over me and I decided that it's a once in a lifetime opportunity to look at such beautiful scenery from the Speedway and Shizuoka Japan and there were definitely no regrets. It's difficult to describe in words or photographs how amazing and breathtaking it was to see all of the race drivers driving around and competing while you're so high in the air. It's definitely one of those things that you should definitely experience if you have the chance. 7001
• Page 38Hello I'm James colado and I drive for Ferrari #51 car FUSION: The race was tight, but Toyota eventually came out on top. What did you predict to happen today?
• Page 39you for showing up for the support it was great to see you in the autograph session the massive line of people all went on autograph so we appreciate it a lot and yeah we thrive off your support its so amazing to know we have dedicated fans in Japan FUSION: What are your feelings on being a part of such a legacy? Ferrari has a very immaculate image, and everybody who associates with it always feels good to possess a Ferrari automobile.
• Page 40My name is NICKY CATSBURG. I'm a driver for the 33 Corvette racing team, and we have won the championship, so I'm really delighted to be here in Fuji, hoping for a nice outcome here as well, but we can already call ourselves Champions.
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• Page 42ichelle Gatting is a Danish racing driver. We had the opportunity to chat with her about her views about the races, what she plans to achieve in the near future, and the challenges she confronts as she enters the Motorsports sector. M
• Page 43FUSION: Did you ever take a step back and wonder if this career route was right for you, or have you taken some steps back and thought you may doubt yourself as a professional driver? Michelle: I had to ask myself a million times if I really wanted to keep going because so many times I wasn't given opportuni- ties because I didn't come with the money that was needed. But I knew deep down that I had to tell him, because whenever I was given the chance to test in a certain car with a certain team, I was always proving myself, showing potential.
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• BOYS NOIZE GETTING DEEPON MUSIC BEING A PRODUCER REQUIRES A LOT OF LOVE AND CREATIVE EFFORT WE CAUGHT UP WITH ALEX AKA BOYS NOIZE AT THE ULTRA JAPAN FESTIVAL AND TALKED ABOUT MUSIC AND MORE.
• Page 48FUSION: How does it feel to be back in Japan after so many years of working in the music business as a music producer? What are your thoughts and feelings at the moment when you unexpectedly found yourself in Japan? Alex: I LOVE coming here. Japan was amongst the very firsts nations outside of Germany to book me when I first began releasing on my own label. The culture here for vinyl and turntablism is serious and it always felt that music is important to the lapanese people and they have a very distinct taste and interest. I played my first gig here a long time ago at a Techno club called Yellow and my friends who are actually here with me today booked me back then and ever since I have returned basically every year once or twice and travelled the country back every year once or twice and traveled the country. It always feels great coming, it never gets old, I love the people, I love the culture, I looove the food :).
• Page 49But why would I make that music? Someone has already made those records, so when it comes to my own music, I just feel like I've got to make something that doesn't quite exist in a way, and if I'm excited by the sounds, then it just comes out naturally. FUSION: I was wondering what it takes to be on top of your game as a producer and musician nowadays, and how you deal with the obstacles you always encounter.
• Page 50FUSION: In the past, I know you liked work- ing hard and not naming names with the people you worked with, and I am sure you work with a lot of big names and up and coming people, and the fans who have been listening to you since day one can agree that your skill is extremely amazing, so has your mind changed about who you work with and how you promote yourself ALEX: It all comes down to your person- ality I guess, at the end of the day, I'm just being myself. I'm not the guy who likes to talk about lot of things, drop- ping names and all that kind of stuff. I stay to myself and I stay focused on my music. I learnt that you have to follow your heart and if you don't feel some- thing, that's ok, and if you do, that's fine too.
• Page 51the stage in front of a large audience, but for others who have never experienced it, it may seem surreal to them. When I'm out there and I see others smiling and having a good time, that's when I feel the happiest and most at ease with myself FUSION: Is there anything else in the horizon for you?
• ROBERT PATTINSON IN STYLEAT DIOR HOMME FALL 2023 Eddie Redmayne, Karlie Kloss, David Beckham, Gwendoline Christie, and Naomi Campbell were among the many celebri- ties that walked the runway alongside Pattinson.
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• THE TOP MUSICDRAKE FEAT J COLE "FIRST PERSON SHOOTER" Drake's new song becomes his 13th to debut at #1, while J. Cole scores his first. Drake has equaled Michael Jackson's record of the most number one singles by a male solo artist. Drake now holds the record for the most top-five and top-10 singles of all time, with this being his ninth song to debut at number one. Seven tracks from Drake's "For All the Dogs" album, including "First Person Shooter," made it into the top 10 the week it was released.
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• Page 56WEC 6 HOURS OF FUJI