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Peter Dimaggio - Fly Away: Actor, composer, and singer-songwriter Peter DiMaggio returns with his powerful new single “Fly Away,” a soaring indie-pop track

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In this paper, we investigate the shadow and optical appearance of the Bardeen black hole surrounded by perfect fluid dark matter (PFDM) illuminated by various static accretions. First, we find that as the dark matter parameter $\left|α\right|$ increases, the fundamental characteristic quantities of the black hole, the event horizon $r_h$, the photon sphere radius $r_{ph}$, and the critical impact parameter $b_{ph}$ all increase, while the peak of the effective potential $V_{\text{eff}}$ decreases and shifts toward the direction of increasing $r$. In contrast, the magnetic charge parameter $g$ suppresses $r_h$, $r_{ph}$, and $b_{ph}$, while increases the peak of $V_{\text{eff}}$ and shifts it toward the direction of decreasing $r$. This indicates a competing effect between the dark matter parameter $\left|α\right|$ and the magnetic charge parameter $g$ on the fundamental properties of the black hole. Furthermore, we use the EHT observational data to constrain the dark matter parameters $α$ and find that the constraint range given by the supermassive black hole SgrA* is stricter than that of the black hole M87*. Finally, we investigate black hole images under different accretion models. The results reveal that both dark matter parameters $α$ and accretion models significantly influence the black hole images. For larger dark matter parameters $\left|α\right|$, the inner shadow or central faint illuminating region of the Bardeen black hole surrounded by PFDM is larger, but the bright ring of the image is fainter. This provides a potential method for us to distinguish between classical Bardeen black holes and Bardeen black holes surrounded by PFDM. These preliminary results may provide some clues for future investigations of dark matter using black hole shadows and images.

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Actor, composer, and singer-songwriter Peter DiMaggio returns with his powerful new single “Fly Away,” a soaring indie-pop track that blends emotional vulnerability with cinematic production. Channeling the atmospheric textures of The 1975 and the anthemic optimism of Coldplay, DiMaggio offers a deeply personal reflection on breaking free from a toxic cycle — and the hope that endures even in moments of darkness. “Fly Away” marks a milestone for DiMaggio: it’s his first fully self-written and self-owned release, a poignant coincidence for a song about reclaiming one’s power. The track serves as a bold introduction to his upcoming body of work under his new independent label, Passeri Records, with a larger project planned for release this spring. “I wrote this song in the wake of a toxic relationship,” says DiMaggio. “Though I eventually found the strength to leave, this song came from the middle of it — that place where, no matter how bad it gets, you keep getting pulled back in. It’s about yearning for the version of yourself that can finally let go.” “Fly Away” is the true proof of concept for Passeri Records, marking a pivotal moment in Peter DiMaggio’s journey as an artist, filmmaker, and creative producer. The music video exists at the crossroads of his experience in music, film, acting, dance, fight choreography, writing, and production—an all-encompassing showcase of artistic storytelling. Built over months of development, rehearsals, and collaboration, “Fly Away” transforms a deeply personal song into a cinematic experience that merges movement, emotion, and visual narrative. To bring the vision to life, Peter assembled what he calls his “all-star team”—a group of collaborators he met through years of acting in independent films and creative projects. Directed by Annette Milburn, produced by Jonathan Oliviera, and shot by cinematographer Raphaël Edwards, the video features intricate production design by Grace Roden and Jillian Rosadino, expressive choreography by Monica Gallego, and a 47-second one-take sequence involving more than fifty cast and crew members. Every frame reflects the precision, artistry, and trust shared across departments, proving that independent artists can produce professional-quality work with intention, ingenuity, and heart. At its core, “Fly Away” is a statement about creative community and empowerment. Through Passeri Records, Peter DiMaggio aims to redefine what independent artistry looks like, fostering an environment where collaboration thrives and artists maintain full creative control. The project stands as both a personal milestone and a collective triumph, celebrating the belief that when passion and purpose align, you don’t just make art—you take flight. "This release proves that through focused collaboration, independent artists can create industry-quality product free of the constraints of a traditional record deal. Collaboration isn't just the method; it's the message. When artists create freely, we all rise together." ** ** **About Peter DiMaggio ** Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Peter DiMaggio is an award-winning actor and multi-instrumentalist composer whose artistry bridges stage and studio. A self-taught musician, DiMaggio plays piano, guitar, bass, ukulele, harmonica, and more. After studying acting at Interlochen Arts Academy, Boston University (BFA), and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts, he built a thriving theater career with acclaimed companies such as SpeakEasy Stage Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, and Wheelock Family Theatre — where he earned an Elliot Norton Award for his work in The SpongeBob Musical. Currently, DiMaggio has upcoming appearances in Lizard Boy (SpeakEasy Stage Company), which opens on October 24 to November 22, and A Christmas Carol (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company) from December 6 to 23. His on-screen work includes the award-winning short film Shampoo (2024) and Dissection Day (Fatale Films), currently making the rounds in the national and international festival circuit. As a composer, DiMaggio’s credits include the original musical Max’s House (The Tank NYC, regional tour) and the film score for The Fairy House (Another Age Productions). His music can be streamed across all major platforms. **A Note on Passeri Records & the Crowdfunding Campaign** “Fly Away” also marks the first official release from DiMaggio’s newly founded indie label, Passeri Records, created as a home for authentic, emotionally resonant music and cross-disciplinary collaboration. The project was successfully crowdfunded with the help of Andrew Logue through Indiegogo, raising over $10,000 from fans and supporters. “Passeri Records is my way of creating a sustainable artistic ecosystem — one where artists can tell their stories on their own terms, and where the success of each project elevates the next,” says DiMaggio. https://open.spotify.com/track/7gN7qgSKIt8H2SAnsvYoqv?si=af6e93823e5d419c https://youtu.be/JMhSybkX9DE?si=0dqDfA1DZ19W--rV **Instagram****,****TikTok****,****Facebook****,****Website****,****Spotify**

Australian researchers have played a central role in a landmark result from the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment in South Dakota—the world's most sensitive dark matter detector. Today, scientists working on the experiment report they have further narrowed constraints on proposed dark matter particles. And, for the first time, the experiment has detected elusive neutrinos produced deep inside the sun.

Normal matter – which makes up everything we see and touch – isn’t the only type of matter present in the universe.