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Friday, August 28, 2026

IT'S MY PARTY REMIX Single by Jourdan Zebraa released Today






"It'sMyPartyRemix" Single
from #SPECIAL 2026 jzebraa


#ItsMyPartyRemix the new #SINGLE from the #SPECIAL 

  Remix Single and Album
releasing Aug 28th, 2026
#LOVE and #Enjoy!



"It'sMyPartyRemix" Single Album Cover Jourdan Zebraa




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"#ItsMyPartyRemix" Single Cover Jourdan Zebraa
Out Aug 28th 2026

New Songs On Starany Records
 
#SPECIAL Album by Jourdan Zebraa 2026
 featuring the single #ItsMyPartyRemix


#SPECIAL  Album Songs Track List

Enjoy! XOXO -jzebraa

The "#SPECIAL" Album by #JourdanZebraa will be released on July 4th 2026! On All Music Streaming Services
#SPECIAL Album Out #July4th2026 New Songs on #StaranyRecords

Thursday, August 27, 2026

Celebrating Big Brother's 1000th Episode

Big Brother 1000th Show

I Love Big Brother, I have never missed one show!
I auditioned to be on Big Brother in 2003 for year number 4.

Congratulations on 1000 Shows! 
Cheers to Julie Chen Hosting! -XOXO jzebraa

Z Haircut circa jzebraa 2002-2004
My Big Brother 4 Promo Photo Jourdan Zebraa 2003
I sent the audition on 4-4-2003 


April 12 2003
Personal Note about Jourdan Zebraa going on Big Brother in 2003 Season 4

Big Brother 4 Logo

I wrote to Big Brother on X
Jzebraa: Celebrating Big Brother's 1000th Episode Cheers to and Host #JulieChenMoonves! I have never missed an episode! Hugs XOXO #ILoveBigBrother #IAuditionedForBigBrother #BB4 #BigBrother 532pm 08272026

New Jourdan Zebraa Music on Spotify

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Jourdan Zebraa on Spotify

Official End to The Modern Day Stone Age

Rare red northern lights may be visible alongside red moon during Aug. 27 lunar eclipse

Pandora Dewan

A striking red aurora may be visible to some skywatchers alongside tonight's blood-red partial lunar eclipse. | Credit: Jeremy Hogan/VW Pics/Getty Images

The full moon is expected to slide into Earth's shadow tonight (Aug. 27-28), casting an eerie red glow over 96% of the lunar surface. At the same time, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a moderate (G2) geomagnetic storm warning for 9:03 p.m. EDT (1303 GMT) Thursday night (Aug. 27) — 20 minutes before the eclipse starts. According to NOAA, the resulting auroras may be visible over several states, ranging from New York to Idaho.

Official End to The Modern Day Stone Age
The New World Begins between Dec 31st 2028 and Feb 12th 2029
 Not until 2028 Dec 31st the next Full Lunar Eclipse -XOXO jzebraa


The moon won't fall totally under Earth's shadow, so we can't officially call it a "blood moon," but it will be the deepest lunar eclipse anywhere in the world until the next total lunar eclipse on Dec. 31, 2028. This could allow for particularly unusual viewing conditions.

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Wednesday, August 26, 2026

R.I.P. Yayoi Kusama @jzebraa

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama poses for a photograph inside her Infinity Mirrored Room installation titled "The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away" during a media preview of her new exhibition at the David Zwirner gallery in New York November 7, 2013.
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Yayoi Kusama, one of the world’s most celebrated and best-selling artists, has died age 97, according to a statement on the artist’s official website.

Kusama was, by the time of her death, one of contemporary art’s most popular and commercially successful figures. Her famous “Infinity Mirror Rooms,” large-scale installations that immersed audiences in endlessly repeating reflections of color and light, attracted millions of gallery visitors.

Her distinctive pumpkin sculptures and polka-dot paintings, meanwhile, generated millions of dollars in auction revenue.

But the global recognition of her work in later years was made all the more remarkable by the difficulties she overcame to achieve it, namely childhood trauma, mental illness and years of relative obscurity.

#YayoiKusama2026jzebraa

Yayoi Kusama, Thanks for the Beautiful Art and Inspirations from Her distinctive pumpkin sculptures, polka-dot paintings to the mirror ball room -XOXO jzebraa


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Yayoi Kusama was a visionary Japanese contemporary artist globally celebrated for her immersive avant-garde installations, obsessive repeating patterns, and iconic polka dots. A pioneering figure who bridged Pop art, minimalism, and feminist art, she was acknowledged as the world’s top-selling female artist. Following a legendary seven-decade career that transformed the global landscape of contemporary art, Kusama passed away on August 14, 2026, at the age of 97 in Tokyo. [1, 2, 3]
Life and Career
  • Early Visuals: Born in Matsumoto, Japan, in 1929, she experienced vivid hallucinations from childhood—vvisions of dense polka dots and nets that she began drawing as a therapeutic release. [1, 2]
  • The New York Avant-Garde: Moving to New York City in 1958, she became a fixture of the 1960s avant-garde scene alongside peers like Andy Warhol. She staged provocative, anti-war performance art "happenings" where she painted polka dots on naked participants. [1, 2, 3]
  • Institutional Living: Overwhelmed by mental health challenges, she returned to Japan in 1973. In 1977, she voluntarily checked herself into a Tokyo psychiatric facility. She resided there for the rest of her life, walking daily to her nearby studio to paint and sculpt. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Late-Career Phenomenon: In her later decades, Kusama achieved unparalleled global superstar status. Her immersive mirror installations became an internet-era sensation, attracting hours-long lines at museums around the world. [1, 2]
Signature Artworks and Themes
  • Infinity Mirror Rooms: Immersive, kaleidoscopic chambers lined with mirrors and shifting LED lights (like The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away) that simulate an endless, cosmic expanse.
  • Polka Dots & Self-Obliteration: For Kusama, polka dots represented a way to lose one's individual identity and merge completely with the universe, a philosophical concept she called "self-obliteration".
  • Spotted Pumpkins: Oversized, brightly colored pumpkin sculptures adorned with her signature dot patterns. Her pumpkins have been installed in high-profile cultural districts and landscapes worldwide, including the famous yellow pumpkin on Japan’s Naoshima island.
  • High-Fashion Collaborations: Her unmistakable visual language expanded well beyond gallery walls, resulting in massive, high-profile design partnerships with luxury fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
If you want to explore more about her legacy, I can:
  • Provide details on her record-breaking art auction sales
  • Explain the story behind her famous Naoshima Island pumpkin
  • Share more about her literary work and poetry

From the 1950s to the 2020s, Kusama produced vivid paintings, sculptures and vast installations that often drew on her experience of hallucinations
Kusama’s work The Hope of the Polka Dots Buried in Infinity Will Eternally Cover the Universe, at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Germany in 2026. Photograph: Ina Fassbender/AFP/Getty Images


As well as being a sculptor and painter, Kusama put on numerous performance pieces throughout the hippy era that saw her name attached to scandal. She staged “body festivals” with naked performers painted in polka dots and once wrote to US president Richard Nixon offering to sleep with him in return for an end to the Vietnam war. News of such events appalled her conservative family back home.


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https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/aug/27/yayoi-kusama-dies-aged-97-artist-dead

'Her art shaped a sometimes overwhelming world of intensity, pattern and form' … Yayoi Kusama, Tate Modern, London, 2012.Photograph: Ray Tang/Shutterstock

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Louis Vuitton Pays Tribute to ‘Legend’ Yayoi Kusama


Calling her a "legend" and "one of the greatest artists of contemporary art," Louis Vuitton paid tribute to Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who died at a Tokyo hospital on Aug. 14 at age 97.

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