to simulate the energy of a live show. It's like trying to capture lightning in a bottle; it's a spark you can only feel when you're pulled into its current alongside thousands of other electrically charged particles. Or, as it turns out, when you're reminded of what makes the experience so beautiful to behold — like being caught in the middle of a colorful storm of handmade signs and posters. When BLACKPINK took the stage for their final performance of the night, a laid-back version of "Forever Young," they were surrounded by actual messages and artwork from their global Blinks. Written on neon-colored poster boards and hundreds of Post-it notes, made with so much care and love, these signs adorned the stage — and for a few minutes, it seemed like the old normal again.— Crystal BellYG Entertainment yet to translate into an integrated, equal education system Ole Miss University spokesman Rod Guajardo confirmed to Teen Vogue that an Ole Miss official had received a copy of the Instagram picture, in March, before referring it to the university police, who then turned it over to the FBI. In a statement, Guajardo said that the FBI told police that the photo posed no specific threat, so they wouldn’t investigate. with the school’s office of student conduct, according to the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting (MCIR).