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Ellie Rudy

New York
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Actor/Journalist/Podcaster who enjoys long walks on the beach, dismantling the patriarchy, and being the center of attention.
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Justice For The World’s Oldest Drag King, El Daña

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By Ellie Rudy
| GO Magazine (GoMag) Verified
Fresno local Elsie Saldaña, widely known by her drag king moniker El Daña, describes her drag as her “outlet.” “That’s my therapy. That’s my happiness, and that’s my fulfillment, even though it’s just for a moment,” she tells GO. Growing up in the Raisin Capital of the World and working the land with her family of farmers, young Saldaña would come home after a long day of manual labor, in need of an escape.
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5 WLW Vertical Romances We Can’t Stop Watching

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By Ellie Rudy
| GO Magazine (GoMag) Verified
Also known as “micro dramas,” vertical series bring all the scandal, longing stares, shocking reveals, and over-the-top drama of daytime soaps directly to your TikTok or Instagram feed. Each episode is between one and two minutes long and, of course, leaves you on a cliffhanger that basically forces you to watch the next episode.
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GOchella: The Queer Festival Lineup Of Our Dreams

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By Ellie Rudy
| GO Magazine (GoMag) Verified
The impact of LGBTQ+ artists on music and festival culture is undeniable—Queen at Live Aid, Gaga at Coachella, Tracy Chapman at Lilith Fair. Now, we’ve assembled our own fantasy festival lineup, so you can say you knew them when. Welcome to GOchella. Xana wants her listeners to “feel,” she tells GO. “I want them to connect. I want them to listen to my music and think, ‘Oh, I found something I didn’t even know I’ve always been looking for.
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