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Highsnobiety features an article about Spanish artist Bad Gyal and her debut album, alongside various shopping links and recent news in fashion and culture. via Highsnobiety

Taco Bell's Snapchat lens that turned people's heads into tacos was viewed a record-breaking 224 million times for Cinco de Mayo. via Adweek.

Baeblemusic.com announces it is under construction, but will feature music content like albums and artists.

Vox Media is forming a bunch of new partnerships, including expanding their relationship with Snapchat and creating a "Snapchat Studio" to make content from sites like The Verge and Racked. via Nieman Journalism Lab

Radiohead released a new video for their song "Burn the Witch," which is available for listening on Spotify and for purchase on Radiohead's website and iTunes.

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This collection from Apolis and Japanese retailer FREAK'S STORE, made from natural and hand-dyed cotton, was designed to support survivors of the 2011 tsunami in Fukushima. via Valet.

Valet magazine presents 20 affordable men's style, grooming, and lifestyle products all under $20 in this content. via Valet.

Vertical gardens are a great way to save space, and you can learn how to create one for a variety of plants at Apartment Therapy. via Apartment Therapy.

It's #EdBallsDay, and some think brands are ruining the fun by trying too hard to be part of the joke.

Proctor & Gamble launched a new ad you can watch focused on mothers, timed to debut shortly before Mother's Day and 100 days before the Rio Olympics.

Kuala Lumpur has a new tagline and design as part of its rebranding, but not all marketing experts are happy. via Marketing-Interactive.

Prince fans are mourning online and sharing their favorite videos after his death, but some of the content has been taken down due to copyright claims. via @recode