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The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
1 day ago
Design

Back to his roots: Ukrainian Museum in New York offers another angle on Peter Hujar

The exhibition showcases early works by Peter Hujar and explores his struggle to find his identity as a Ukrainian American photographer in the queer avant-garde counterculture. [ more ]
Itsnicethat
4 days ago
Graphic design

Nejc Prah and Ansambel opt for eclecticism over consistency in identity for Center Rog

An eclectic approach is taken in using illustration and photography interchangeably to avoid stock imagery and represent the identity of Rog. [ more ]
Juxtapoz
2 weeks ago
Design

Juxtapoz Magazine - For John Edmonds, Photography Points Towards Visions of Possibility

Photography's relationship to truth is questioned through Edmonds' work, exploring subjects' interactions with African sculptures in a search for humanizing, vulnerable, and tender subjectivity. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
4 weeks ago
Black Lives Matter

I saw hip-hop street style and cowboy culture merge. I felt I belonged': Ivan McClellan on his images of America's Black cowboys

Ivan McClellan discovered and became obsessed with Black cowboy culture, leading to a rewarding artistic journey and sense of belonging.
McClellan's photography captures the unique blend of hip-hop culture, street style, and cowboy traditions within the Black cowboy community. [ more ]
BOOOOOOOM!
3 months ago
Design

"Hyperarousal" by Photographer Bettina Koller

German artist Bettina Koller uses photograms to document her hair loss in her series 'Hyperarousal,' exploring questions of identity and the transience of youth.
The photograms reveal materiality previously invisible to the naked eye, transforming tangled nests of hair into ethereal representations of physical and emotional weight. [ more ]
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Writing
The Ringer
1 day ago
Writing

A24's 'I Saw the TV Glow' Is a Warped Coming-of-Age Story

Television as a significant element in horror history, influencing popular culture and individual identity. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 days ago
Writing

The eyes have it: LensCulture portrait awards 2024 in pictures

The British east coast faces rapid erosion due to landslides and rising sea levels, showcasing subtle yet impactful changes over time. [ more ]
www.esquire.com
3 days ago
Writing

How "Mean Boys" Control Our Culture

Recognizing social roles and finding personal identity amidst excess and mental health struggles. [ more ]
IndieWire
4 days ago
Writing

Jane Schoenbrun on How the Dread and Deterioration of 'Twin Peaks: The Return' Influenced 'I Saw the TV Glow'

Jane Schoenbrun's film 'I Saw the TV Glow' explores the impact of media consumption on identity and reality, echoing the themes of David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks: The Return.' [ more ]
New York Post
5 days ago
Writing

A bubblegum pop song from '90s group S Club 7 saved my life

A cheesy late '90s bubblegum pop song unexpectedly saved the author's life during a difficult day at school. [ more ]
The Atlantic
5 days ago
Writing

Noon

Questioning communication with different realms - Lord, dead, dying, living, self, and world. [ more ]
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Creative Bloq
1 day ago
Graphic design

Skittles gets nonsensical in Gen Z flavoured brand refresh

Skittles embraced a nonsensical brand revamp, infusing the new design with playful colors and a touch of silliness to appeal to Gen Z. [ more ]
Itsnicethat
1 week ago
Graphic design

Studio Thonik's slanted art museum identity mirrors the institution's architecture

The duality of the Almaty Museum's architecture influenced the dynamic logo system with slanted A's, emphasizing the unique aspects of the institution. [ more ]
designboom | architecture & design magazine
2 weeks ago
Graphic design

sol calero builds gathering place inspired by latin american culture for venice art biennale

Sol Calero's large-scale installation at Venice Art Biennale is a vibrant gathering place, exploring Latin American cultural themes and engaging with issues of migration and identity. [ more ]
www.fastcompany.com
2 months ago
Graphic design

Why Essence just revived its 50-year-old logo

Relevance and legacy are essential for brand refreshes
Setting trends rather than following them is crucial for brand evolution [ more ]
Itsnicethat
2 months ago
Graphic design

Jodi Hunt's layered designs usher a wealth of Black expression into view

Jodi Hunt's designs are rich in symbols of the Black experience.
She utilizes hand-drawn elements, painted textures, and scanned materials in her designs. [ more ]
Entrepreneur
3 months ago
Graphic design

10 Reasons Why Branding Is Important, Even For Startups | Entrepreneur

Branding is crucial for businesses and individuals because it helps establish a unique and memorable identity in the minds of consumers.
A well-defined brand can contribute to customer trust, loyalty, and long-term success. [ more ]
Kqed
2 days ago
Books

R.O. Kwon's New Novel 'Exhibit' Sizzles With Taboo Desire | KQED

R.O. Kwon's forthcoming novel Exhibit explores hidden desires and taboo topics with intense prose, delving into considerations of sexuality and cultural expectations. [ more ]
Fast Company
3 days ago
Books

Gen-Z and millennials love reading books. But being a 'reader' means something more

Young people who don't identify as readers read books at a higher rate than their generational cohorts. [ more ]
www.npr.org
1 month ago
Books

'Worry' is a disturbing and honest picture of what it's like to be in your 20s

20s can be brutal with pressure to define oneself and uncertainty.
Sisterly love can be both hilarious and disturbing with complexities. [ more ]
Literary Hub
1 month ago
Books

30 New Books Critics Think You Should Read Right Now

Thirty NBCC finalists make a great reading list
Books explore identity, family history, resilience [ more ]
BBC News
2 months ago
Books

#Merky Books winner Sufiyaan Salam wanted to 'write for lads like me'

The novel 'Wimmy Road Boyz' by Sufiyaan Salam aims to represent and subvert British Pakistani stereotypes.
The New Writers' Prize on Stormzy's #Merky Books label aims to increase diversity in the publishing industry. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Books

Michael Donkor: Representation feels more nuanced to me now'

Michael Donkor, a London-born Ghanaian author, explores race and identity in his novels. His recent work 'Grow Where They Fall' is inspired by his experiences in predominantly white environments.
Donkor, a former secondary school teacher, sought to bring ordinary exchanges in education to light. He aimed to depict the human work behind teaching, beyond the political discourse. [ more ]
writing
www.nytimes.com
2 days ago
Writing

Paul Auster's Best Books: A Guide

Auster's work explores fluid identity and writer's life through metafiction and intricate narratives. [ more ]
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
2 months ago
Books

Everything you need to know about trans author Lucy Sante - and her new memoir

Lucy Sante transitioned at 66 after repressing her desire to be a woman.
Sante is known for her writing, including the memoir, cultural history, and criticism. [ more ]
Los Angeles Times
2 months ago
Books

'Past Lives,' 'American Fiction': Writers write what they know, namely, writers

Screenwriters are creating or adapting writer characters for their movies, reflecting their own lives and careers.
The film "Past Lives" is particularly autobiographical, with the protagonist Nora based on the filmmaker Celine Song herself. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Writing

The year Jeremy Strong brought me out of my pregnant slumber and back to life | Lea Antigny

The author reflects on her experience of becoming a mother and the challenges she faced in balancing her roles as a mother and a writer.
She highlights the loss of her ability to read and write after giving birth and the impact it had on her identity as a writer. [ more ]
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Bustle
1 week ago
JavaScript

Emma Stone Says She Wants To Be Called By Her Real Name

Emma Stone revealed her preference to go by her given name, Emily, instead of her stage name, Emma. [ more ]
Medium
1 week ago
Data science

A glimpse into AI-generated TV

Exploring the concept of ownership and identity in futuristic literature. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
1 week ago
Music

St Vincent: All Born Screaming review the unmasking of a great American songwriter

St Vincent transitions from using alter egos to portraying raw emotions in her music in All Born Screaming. [ more ]
New York Post
1 week ago
Music

My name is Taylor Swift and I've gone through hell because of it - employers won't even hire me

People may face challenges or harassment due to sharing the same name as a celebrity, leading to constant verification and scrutiny. [ more ]
Slate Magazine
2 weeks ago
Music

I Am a Skeptical Swiftie. Taylor Deserves More of Us.

Swift's music initially alienated some listeners, but later resonated with them as they navigated growing up and societal pressures. [ more ]
Brooklyn Magazine
2 weeks ago
Music

Sinkane's 'love letter to Black culture' - Brooklyn Magazine

Sinkane mixes Afrobeat, rock, and pop influences in his music, exploring both his African and American identities in his latest album. [ more ]
Washington Post
3 weeks ago
Music

For singer Berhana, 'going home' brought more questions than answers

Berhana's last song, 'Going Home,' was the first completed for his latest album, focusing on themes of loss, grief, and hope.
His visit to Ethiopia, his mother's home country, deeply impacted his perspective on identity and connection to his roots. [ more ]
www.npr.org
2 months ago
Music

How Dayme Arocena left Cuba and found a freeing new sound in Afro-Caribbean pop

Dayme Arocena's new album 'Alkemi' reflects her journey to embrace her identity and challenge Latin pop norms.
Her music is a blend of Afro-Cuban folklore, jazz, R&B, bossa nova, funk, and neo-soul, showcasing her powerhouse vocals. [ more ]
Design You Trust - Design Daily Since 2007
2 weeks ago
Design

Artist Creates Abstract Environments Through Magical Realism-Inspired Conceptual Experiments

Elnaz Mansouri blurs reality and fantasy in her art, drawing from personal experiences and subconscious themes. [ more ]
Artforum
3 weeks ago
Design

DINH Q. LE (1968-2024)

Dinh Q. Lê explored trauma from the Vietnam War through his multimedia art.
His work critiqued the American perspective on the Vietnam War and addressed issues of identity and history. [ more ]
Juxtapoz
2 months ago
Design

Juxtapoz Magazine - Subliminal Projects Presents "Boundless/Binding" with Emergeast to Focus on Middle Eastern Female Artists

The Boundless/Binding exhibition features works by Middle Eastern female artists curated by Emergeast.
The exhibition explores themes of identity, tradition, and the female perspective in the midst of social and political transformation in the region. [ more ]
Artnet News
3 months ago
Design

The 2024 Whitney Biennial Has Lined Up 71 Artists and Collectives

The Whitney Museum of American Art has announced the artist lineup for its flagship biennial, with a theme focusing on reality in the age of artificial intelligence and the fluidity of identity.
The exhibition, titled 'Even Better Than The Real Thing,' will feature 69 artists and two collectives, including emerging creatives and storied artists. It will explore the relationships between the psyche and the body, as well as the challenges of coming together in a fractured moment. [ more ]
Time Out London
3 months ago
Design

Nine amazing artists you have to see at Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2024

New Contemporaries is showcasing the work of the best young art graduates in the country
The exhibition features work on identity, climate change, queerness, intimacy, and safe spaces [ more ]
The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
3 months ago
Design

Singapore Art Week exhibitions explore connections between the city-state and the Global South

The 2024 edition of Singapore Art Week (SAW) will explore conversations and parallels between Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the Global South.
The exhibitions will delve into the modern history of Southeast Asia and Latin America, and explore African ties to Southeast Asia through interconnected narratives about identity, migration, and diaspora. [ more ]
www.newhamrecorder.co.uk
2 weeks ago
London

Police have 'no leads' on mum of baby found in shopping bag

Efforts to identify the mum of baby Elsa, abandoned in a shopping bag, are ongoing despite no leads from the police. [ more ]
Secret London
2 months ago
London

8 Books About London That Will Make You Fall In Love With The City All Over Again

Brick Lane by Monica Ali follows a young Bangladeshi woman navigating culture and love in London.
White Teeth by Zadie Smith explores marriages and identity in a multicultural London. [ more ]
www.standard.co.uk
3 months ago
London

Newborn baby found in Newham discharged from hospital and in foster care

A newborn baby found in a shopping bag in east London has been discharged from the hospital and is now in the care of foster parents.
The baby's parents have still not been found and her identity remains unknown. [ more ]
BBC News
3 months ago
London

Baby Elsa: Abandoned newborn leaves hospital with foster parents

A newborn baby found in east London has been discharged from hospital and is in foster care.
The baby was discovered by a dog walker wrapped in a towel inside a bag in sub-zero temperatures. [ more ]
Queerty
3 weeks ago
SF LGBT

A legendary playwright, Rita Moreno & a mobster all walk into a gay bathhouse...

Queer cinema highlights the enduring themes of community and unity over the years.
1976's film 'The Ritz' captures shared queer identity through humor and wit. [ more ]
San Francisco Bay Times
4 weeks ago
SF LGBT

Bettina Perry - San Francisco Bay Times

Two wheels symbolize freedom and autonomy for the author from her upbringing in rural Canada.
The author's journey from Canada to California was influenced by her passion for motorcycles and the desire to find a community of like-minded riders. [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
1 month ago
Brooklyn

Our world in photos: March 27

Brooklyn has nearly 2.6 million residents, making it the fourth largest city in the US if it were independent.
Brooklyn has always been a significant and vibrant place for residents, not just a recent trend of being 'cool and hip'. [ more ]
Defector
2 months ago
LA Dodgers

The Last Of The Brooklyn Dodgers | Defector

Baseball heroes of Brooklyn were also neighbors to the fans, forging personal connections.
The departure of the Dodgers from Brooklyn in 1958 was not just the loss of a team; it was the loss of an identity. [ more ]
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
4 weeks ago
LGBT

Hunter Schafer doesn't want to be labelled a 'trans' actress: 'I find it demeaning'

Hunter Schafer feels a sense of responsibility towards the transgender community but does not want her trans identity to define her career.
She actively avoids taking on transgender roles and discussing her trans identity in interviews to prevent being labeled solely as a 'trans' actress. [ more ]
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
3 months ago
LGBT

Drag Race star Madame LaQueer comes out as trans: 'It's never too late'

RuPaul's Drag Race star Madame LaQueer has come out as transgender and changed her stage name to Madame Cassandra Uzumaki LaQueer.
LaQueer had been pondering her gender identity for years and finally decided to come out after speaking with another Drag Race star, Jade Jolie. [ more ]
Vulture
1 month ago
Writing

The Best Books of 2024 (So Far)

The novel delves deep into the minds of teenage girl boxers in a gritty gym setting, capturing their ambivalence towards the sport and their competitive energy.
Raboteau's work explores the ongoing climate crisis, highlighting the impact on communities and the need for practical solutions, blending personal experiences with environmental issues. [ more ]
The Atlantic
1 month ago
Education

Utah's Promising New Anti-DEI Law

Backlash against DEI in American higher education with laws restricting DEI initiatives.
Utah's H.B. 261 law aims to balance protecting academic freedom while reducing excessive focus on identity in higher education. [ more ]
BKReader
1 month ago
Brooklyn

See The Play 'One Drop' And Raise Funds For John Wesley Methodist Church

The play 'One Drop' by Andrea Fulton is about a biracial character facing challenges due to the color of his skin in the late 1800s Louisiana.
The central theme of 'One Drop' revolves around issues of identity, loyalty, and the legacy of slavery-era racism. [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
1 month ago
France politics

French soccer federation limits support for players' Ramadan observance. Critics see discrimination

French soccer federation doesn't accommodate Ramadan observances, citing religious neutrality.
Critics argue France's secularism leads to anti-Muslim rules in soccer, hindering freedom of religious practice. [ more ]
Eater LA
1 month ago
LA food

Meet the Los Angeles County Public Defender Side Hustling as a Dumpling Master

Lin combines her roles as a public defender and a dumpling entrepreneur to tell stories through food.
Annual trips to Taiwan influenced Lin's journey towards embracing her mixed identity. [ more ]
Los Angeles Times
2 months ago
LA food

They're called 'big pie.' Where to find giant Chinese scallion pancakes

Growing up in the San Gabriel Valley, the author's grandmother only spoke English to them, wanting them to know English and experience the rights and privileges of being American.
The author feels like an outsider when in a group of people speaking Chinese, but they can manage a greeting and ordering food.
At Ahgoo's Kitchen in Temple City, the signature dish is the green onion sesame pie, with layers filled with green onion and a sesame-coated crust. [ more ]
Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being
1 month ago
Mental health

Teenage Angst: Is It Normal Or a Sign of Something More?

Teens experience a range of complex emotions known as 'teenage angst'.
Teenage angst is a normal part of emotional development during the teen years. [ more ]
Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being
2 months ago
Mental health

How to Confront And Respond to Microaggressions

Microaggressions can have a significant impact on mental well-being and quality of life
Knowing how to effectively respond to microaggressions can be challenging but important for maintaining relationships
Microaggressions can target various aspects of identity such as race, gender, sexual orientation, and disability [ more ]
The Nation
1 month ago
Writing

Sentencing

The speaker reflects on their actions, acknowledging their flaws and complexities.
The speaker grapples with themes of identity, family relationships, and personal morality. [ more ]
Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being
2 months ago
Career

How to Find Your WHY in Life (And Why is It so Important)

Understanding your 'why' is crucial for shaping your life purpose and direction.
Motivations are the guiding stars of our actions, defining how and why we do things. [ more ]
HuffPost
2 months ago
Career

This Is How You Heal After A Major Heartbreak

Romantic breakups are challenging and don't get easier with experience.
Breakups involve letting go of nostalgia, memories, and identity. [ more ]
Chicago Tribune
3 months ago
Career

Thomas D. Kuczmarski: Why I wear red-framed glasses as an older man

Two-thirds of adult Americans wear glasses
Wearing red glasses creates a unique identity and supports entrepreneurs [ more ]
Slate Magazine
3 months ago
Career

How Obsession Makes You Fragile

Identity is not a fixed thing, but something that can be rewritten at different stages of life.
Over-identifying with any one thing sets you up for fragility. [ more ]
The Walrus
2 months ago
Digital life

Me, My Selfies, and I | The Walrus

The struggle of recognizing one's changing face in selfies as they age can be disorienting.
Selfies have a significant impact on self-perception, especially for individuals in the age group between Gen X and millennials. [ more ]
BuzzFeed
2 months ago
Digital life

A 37-Year-Old Mom Went Viral For Sharing What Her Gen Alpha Kid Says Are Now "Old People" Names

'90s popular names are considered 'old people' names by Gen Alpha.
Consider choosing a unique millennial name for your child to avoid having an 'old person' name. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
US politics

The Ally' Review: Social Justice as a Maddening Hall of Mirrors

The play 'The Ally' delves into complex issues surrounding justice, identity, and politics through a thought-provoking narrative. [ more ]
www.aljazeera.com
2 months ago
Black Lives Matter

How is occupied East Jerusalem's diversity under threat?

The Old City of East Jerusalem symbolizes co-existence among various religious groups.
Palestinians express their diverse identities and quest for freedom and justice under occupation. [ more ]
LGBTQ Nation
2 months ago
Black Lives Matter

Black LGBTQ+ folks helped lead the civil rights movement. Homophobia buried their stories.

The pivotal role of Bayard Rustin in organizing the March on Washington has been overlooked for decades due to his sexuality.
The release of the Netflix biopic 'Rustin' in 2023 helped raise awareness about Rustin as a civil rights icon. [ more ]
WSJ
3 months ago
Black Lives Matter

Brazil Embraces Its Black Roots

More Brazilians are identifying as Black and mixed-race.
Progress is being made in fighting racism in Brazil. [ more ]
colonialism
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Berlin

Dahomey,' Documentary About Looted Artwork, Wins Top Prize at Berlin Film Festival

Dahomey, a documentary by Mati Diop, won the top prize at the Berlin International Film Festival for its exploration of colonialism's legacy.
The film highlights the return of 26 looted artworks to Benin, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and addressing the impact of colonial powers. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Books

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for Africans; it is a life and death affair as they are fashioning a new man.
Novels have long explored the consequences of colonialism past and present. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Books

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for Africans; it is a life and death affair as they are fashioning a new man.
Novels have long explored the consequences of colonialism past and present. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Books

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for African writers, as it plays a crucial role in shaping identity and addressing the consequences of colonialism.
The list includes novels that explore topics such as labor unrest in colonial Barbados, Sudanese experiences in Europe, and the fall of the Ottoman empire. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Books

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for African writers, as it plays a crucial role in shaping identity and addressing the consequences of colonialism.
The list includes novels that explore topics such as labor unrest in colonial Barbados, Sudanese experiences in Europe, and the fall of the Ottoman empire. [ more ]
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www.npr.org
2 months ago
Europe news

After 2 years of war in Ukraine, 6 cities hold out hope under fire

Residents of six Ukrainian cities share their experiences amid ongoing conflict.
Odesa tour guide emphasizes reclaiming Ukrainian identity from Russian influence. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Books

Change: A Novel by Edouard Louis review a knack for dramatising filial strife

Louis's work focuses on his own life experiences and transformations.
His books explore themes of class struggle, identity, family relationships, and personal growth. [ more ]
The New York Review of Books
2 months ago
Books

What's Your Type? | Merve Emre

The novel explores the complexities of character portrayal and self-identity.
Rooney delves into the nuances of understanding and categorizing individuals. [ more ]
Marketing Dive
2 months ago
Marketing

Coach pairs virtual influencer with real celebs Lil Nas X, Camila Mendes

Coach has launched a campaign called 'Find Your Courage' which pairs virtual influencer imma with celebrity ambassadors.
The campaign aims to engage younger consumers around the complexities of identity and the changing definition of what it means to be 'real'.
Imma, the virtual influencer, is described as a 'virtual human, model, and digital creator' and has previously worked with brands such as Nike and Puma. [ more ]
The Drum
3 months ago
Marketing

Best Ads of the Week: Honoring Holocaust Memorial Day & Acid Attack Victims

BLK encourages Black women to celebrate their true identities
Kawasaki unveils Super Bowl commercial debut [ more ]
The Paris Review
2 months ago
Books

Fun - The Paris Review

The narrator is catfishing two low-rent pornographers from San Diego County.
The narrator is pretending to be a younger person online, using the names Jase and Chris. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Europe politics

The most effective cure for Northern Irish unionism? Attitudes in England | Emma DeSouza

The polarisation and politicisation of identity in Northern Ireland is leading to the perception that you can only be Irish or British, not both.
Many citizens of Northern Ireland who identify as British find their perception of Britishness challenged when they interact with people on the mainland UK. [ more ]
The New Yorker
2 months ago
Books

Diary of an Abomination

Emil Ferris's debut graphic novel, "My Favorite Thing Is Monsters," was a breakout hit with its intricate drawings and social commentary.
"My Favorite Thing Is Monsters, Book Two" will be released seven years after the sequel was first announced, and it continues the story of Karen's investigation into a neighbor's murder. [ more ]
Eater
3 months ago
Food & drink

Restaurant Merch Is Everywhere, All at Once

Restaurant merch has become a fashion trend as a way to communicate identity and aesthetic evolution.
Collaborations between restaurants and fashion brands are becoming more common, resulting in unique merchandise. [ more ]
Eater
3 months ago
Food & drink

That's (Not) the Tea

The debate between tea and coffee is a long-standing rivalry
England is reportedly furious at America over tea [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
3 months ago
UK news

Girl and boy guilty of frenzied' murder of Brianna Ghey to be named - live updates

Two teenage killers will have their identities revealed by a judge as they face life behind bars for the murder of Brianna Ghey.
The killers had a fascination with violence, torture, and serial killers, and had created a kill list of other youths before targeting Brianna. [ more ]
Boston.com
3 months ago
Boston food

Bless yah hahts ... The Southerner's guide to fitting in here.

Many people from the South are moving to the North, including Boston, despite the challenges they may face with high taxes and cost of living.
Belonging in Boston as a Southerner involves embracing your identity and not trying to fit in. [ more ]
Electric Literature
3 months ago
Books

8 Novels About Women's Invisible Labor - Electric Literature

1. The author reflects on how work can consume one's identity and seep into other parts of life.
2. The book 'The Cleaner' explores the idea of drawing all happiness and meaning from one's job, which can lead to overstepping boundaries. [ more ]
BBC Sport
3 months ago
Soccer (FIFA)

Why football clubs get recruitment right or wrong

Recruitment strategy is a crucial aspect of the January transfer window.
Consistency and clear identity are key factors in successful recruitment. [ more ]
San Francisco Bay Times
3 months ago
Books

Top of Your Stack 1.25.24 - San Francisco Bay Times

Joan Gelfand's book Outside Voices tells the story of her journey as an artist and explores themes of identity, sexuality, and spirituality.
Ashley Herring Blake's book Iris Kelly Doesn't Date follows the romance writer Iris as she navigates her feelings and relationships after a one-night-stand. [ more ]
www.berkeleyside.org
3 months ago
Writing

Meet Berkeley's first youth poet laureate

Berkeley High junior Julia Segre has been named as Berkeley's first-ever youth poet laureate.
Serena Griffin, a student at Saint Mary's College High School, will serve as Berkeley's first vice youth poet laureate. [ more ]
IndieWire
3 months ago
Film

'Girls Will Be Girls' Review: A Stirring Portrait of Adolescent - and Adult - Vulnerability

Shuchi Talati's film is a coming-of-age drama
The film made its debut at Sundance [ more ]
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
3 months ago
Film

'I Saw The TV Glow' reviews praise 'powerful and deeply resonating' trans horror flick

I Saw The TV Glow, a trans horror film, is one of the most talked-about titles at the Sundance Film Festival.
The film explores themes of identity and self-acknowledgment through ethereal storytelling techniques.
The director, Jane Schoebrun, describes the film as the "egg crack" moment, where one stops pretending to not be trans and admits their identity for the first time. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Writing

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for Africans; it is a life and death affair as they are fashioning a new man.
Novels have long explored the consequences of colonialism past and present. [ more ]
Open Culture
3 months ago
Podcast

Jewish Comedy with Daniel Lobell ("Reconquistador") - Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #165

Jewish comedy and its connection to anti-Semitism
Identity and representation in Jewish comedy [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Writing

Five of the best postcolonial novels

Literature is not a luxury for African writers, as it plays a crucial role in shaping identity and addressing the consequences of colonialism.
The list includes novels that explore topics such as labor unrest in colonial Barbados, Sudanese experiences in Europe, and the fall of the Ottoman empire. [ more ]
NBC Sports Bay Area & California
3 months ago
San Francisco 49ers

How Purdy maintains sense of 'identity' in face of QB comparisons

Brock Purdy maintains a level head despite unfair perceptions about his abilities.
Purdy's identity is not tied to football, allowing him to remain unaffected by outside opinions. [ more ]
The Drum
3 months ago
Online marketing

Ad of the Day: Netflix sees funny side of an identity crisis in creepy spot

The Netflix ad 'Who's Watching?' takes inspiration from the Black Mirror series.
The ad features a woman called Norma grappling with her identity and different personalities that correspond to shows she watches. [ more ]
The Atlantic
3 months ago
Writing

Two Jewish Writers, a Bottle of Whiskey, and a Post-October 7 Reality

Hamas's attack on October 7 had a profound impact on Israelis and Jews, creating a sense of continuous nightmare and rupture.
The authors Joshua Cohen and Ruby Namdar provide a unique perspective on the Jewish condition through their novels and offer insights into questions of identity and belonging. [ more ]
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