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The horror fan behind Slashartsco answered our quick-fire interview questions. Another day, another great interview with my Twitter friend, Sampira. What is your favourite city in the world? I'd have to say Berlin, so far. The people were mad friendly and the architecture is stunning. There's some parts of the city that are understandably heavy, …
Elissa Steamer leads in "Gizmo", a video aimed to promote the inclusivity of Nike's skateboarding brand. As the first woman to become a professional skateboarder, Elissa Steamer was a trailblazer from early on. The Floridian lent her nickname (given to her by her father) to Nike SB's new all-women's film. Steamer features alongside other women …
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They know how to party for Halloween in San Francisco. Atlas Obscura wrote an article about Two Decades of San Francisco’s Wildest Queer Halloween Parties. Check out this excerpt from 1995: “This annual Halloween party is a victim of success [...] It simply got too big for its britches—although not all partygoers have bothered to …
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Britain is in the throes of turmoil so what better way to cheer the country up than an appearance from Joanne the Scammer. A very insightful 20-minute documentary on Branden Miller, the man behind Joanne the Scammer, and his journey to Britain for the first time. Getting to see both sides of the Joanne coin …
I can't tell you how many times I've seen the phrase "I wish I was Beyoncé" on Twitter or thereabouts. It's not going to happen but her influence in pop culture is strong enough to warrant emulation. This admiration hasn't gone unnoticed, however, as Madison Moore, a postdoctoral research associate from King’s College London, has started a …
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