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Chelsea Daniel

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  • Audio Producer, The Run-Through with Vogue, Vogue
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As seen in: Vogue, Apple Podcasts, The New York Times, Flipboard, Vogue España, NewsBreak, Vogue Taiwan, The Skinny, WQXR-FM (New York, NY), Overland, Glasgow Guardian and
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Overland literary journal

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By Chelsea Daniel Verified
| Overland Verified
On the 26th of January, 2026, a makeshift bomb was thrown into a crowd of Invasion Day protestors at Forrest Chase, a common meeting place for protests in Boorloo, Western Australia. To some friends present, it looked just like a water bottle was thrown into the crowd. The West Australian, A Seven West-owned newspaper and one of the largest in the state, used Facebook on the 27th of January to claim that “tensions flared” as protests were evacuated “following a suspected homemade bomb”.
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Kelela on Boundaries, Collaboration, and Her Latest Album, New Avatar

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By Chelsea Daniel Verified
| Vogue Verified
When Kelela released “idea 1,” the lead single from her latest album, New Avatar, it was clear she was entering a new sonic era. The artist’s fans—Kelelians, if you will—have come to associate her with sultry R&B vocals layered over experimental electronic production. But “idea 1,” with its guitar-forward sound and visuals of Kelela sporting icy white hair and bleached brows, feels less like a departure than a homecoming.
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Skin Contact by Elisa Faison

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By Chelsea Daniel Verified
| The Skinny Verified
Book title: Skin Contact Author: Elisa Faison Frances wants to open the relationship. Ben complies. Elisa Faison’s debut novel Skin Contact examines non-monogamy, grief, and motherhood, and the ennui faced by millennials who were forced by the pandemic to both grow up and delay their young adulthood. What follows is two years of characters Ben and Frances exploring non-monogamy as Frances deals with her mother's death and their friend’s own similar grievances with traditional heterosexuality.
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