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Andres Fabris has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Andres Fabris are: • Instagram • TikTok • Twitch • Email Besides social media accounts, andresfabris has populated their site with: • The Most Anticipated Horror Films Coming In 2024 • SUBSTACK: Confessions of a Pop☆aholic • Inside Trinity Jo-Li Bliss’ Return to “Avatar: Fire and Ash” • ANDRA NECHITA TALKS NEW HORROR FILM "BONE LAKE" • Emanuela Postacchini Was Always Ready For Hollywood — Now “Riff Raff” Proves It • Carl Craig: "I am a disciple of Detroit techno" • Riovaz Talks Indie Sleaze Revival, Viral Beginnings, and How His Debut Album Feels Like “Growing Pains On The Dance Floor” • Genevieve Stokes Talks Finding Magic In Chaos With Her Transformative Debut Album • Thug Club’s Young Min Cho Unveils His Fall-Winter 2024 Collection “Bio Soldier” • Chrissy Chlapecka Talks Musical Theater, Redefining Bimbo, And Getting Serious With “Girly Pop: Encore” • Artist Sean Ellmore Talks Painting Pop Culture, Wallpapering Miley Cyrus’s Glam Room, and More • Elijah Woods Talks His Pop Music Evolution And Opening For Niall Horan • Rising Popstar RYL0 Talks Her New Record "Last Resort: Beach Club" and Opening For Hyperpop Superstars • Towa Bird Talks Queer Love And Creating a New “American Hero” • How The “MaXXXine” Costume Designer Mari-An Ceo Crafted The Film’s ‘80s Aesthetic • Inside The Making Of Sabrina Harrison’s Met Gala Look • How Àlex Lora Cercós Injects Politics Into His Latest Short Film “The Masterpiece” • Lenka Shines Bright On New Album "Intraspectral" • Director Tim Mielants On Navigating Grief, And Filming “Small Things Like These” With Cillian Murphy • Dimitra Petsa On Her Celeb-Loved Wetlook Dress, And The Unsanitized Female Experience • Director Jules Rosskam Explores The Trans Male Experience on "Desire Lines" • For Cigarettes After Sex, Vulnerable Lyrics Are A Love Language Of Their Own • Moistbreezy Lives In “Pure Imagination” • We Can Expect XYLØ’s New Album to Be “Colorful” • “The Monkey” and The 7 Highly Anticipated Films Coming This February • The 10 Most Highly Anticipated Films Coming This January • “Wicked” Review: Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo Are A Match Made in Oz • “Wicked” and 10 Highly-Anticipated Films Coming to Theaters This November • 9 Highly Anticipated Films Coming This October • 2024 Venice Film Festival: 10 Standout Premieres Not To Miss • “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” and 14 Other Highly Anticipated Films Coming This September • 7 New Highly Anticipated Films Hitting Theaters in August 2024 • The 8 Films Worth Seeing From The 2024 Cannes Film Festival Premieres • “Dune: Part Two”: Villeneuve Strikes Desert Gold Again • 11 New Films To Keep On Your Radar For 2024 • Berlin Film Festival 2024 Recap • "Saltburn" Review: A Lackluster Commentary On Privilege, Envy And Lust • All The New Music From Roddy Ricch, Tate McRae, BLACKPINK’s LISA and More • The Ultimate Sad Girl Playlist: Billie Eilish, Clairo, Khelani And More From The Past Year • The 13 Artists Set To Become Even Bigger Names In 2025 • New Music From The Weeknd, FKA Twigs, Teddy Swims And More This January • Inside The CMA Awards: A Recap of the 2024 Winners • A Shawn Mendes Album, New Kylie Minogue, and More Music Still On The Way This Month • Hyperpop: When Underground Internet Music Goes Mainstream • Why We Can’t Get Enough of Sabrina Carpenter’s New Album “Short n’ Sweet” • 12 Totally “Brat” Songs From Britney Spears, Kim Petras, Slayyyter, And More • Ice Spice’s Latest Album, “Y2K!” In Review • Megan Thee Stallion: “MEGAN” Album Review • Why Charli XCX's "Brat" Matters Now • Billie Eilish: “Hit Me Hard and Soft” Album Review • The Best Love Songs from Dolly Parton, Lana Del Rey and more • Selena Gomez Turns Her 'Love On' For New Single • SZA's New Single 'Saturn' Sounds Different • Ariana Grande Enlists Mariah Carey for the 'yes, and?' Remix • Kim Petras Continues Her Sex Adventures on "Slut Pop Miami" • The Break Out Music Artists Worth Watching In 2024: Tate McRae, NewJeans, and more • The 25 Top Songs of 2023 • Best Albums of 2023: MD's Staff Picks • "THINK LATER": Tate McRae's Pop Star Card Never Declines • 21 Greatest Hip-Hop Albums of All Time, Ranked • Taylor Swift and Beyoncé Are Bringing People Back To Theaters • Cher Celebrates Christmas Early With New Festive Album • Kim Petras's New Album "Problématique" • "GUTS" Review: Olivia Rodrigo's Sad Songs Hit Different • Is Music On The Brink Of A Mega Pop Revival? • Miley Cyrus Announces New Single "Used To Be Young" • Featured Artist: Sabrina Carpenter • Featured Artist: Swimming Paul • Featured Artist: Prophecy Girl • Music Discovery: Babymorocco • Music Discovery: Yameii • Music Discovery: Jack Powers • Music Discovery: Zuli Jr. • Music Discovery: kkbutterfly27xx • Music Daily: Nickateeen • Feel The 'Rush' With Troye Sivan • Keny Chan Shares New Single 'Hourglass' • Kim Petras Goes Nude in City Girls' 'Flashy' Music Video • NewJeans Release "Get Up!" EP • Lana Del Rey's Ninth Studio Album Review • Glasser Returns To Music After 10 Years with Third Album "Crux" • Inside Chloe Sevigny’s Sale of the Century in NYC • Ice Spice and RAYE Among SKIMS' New Shapewear Models • The 2023 MET Gala Red Carpet Fashion • NewJeans is Levi's Global Brand Ambassador • GOOGLE Drive • Additional Clips • Road to UEFA European Championship 2024: Brazil vs. England