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Elyssa Goodman

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Writer! Photographer! Glamour! Author, GLITTER AND CONCRETE: A Cultural History of Drag in New York City 💋 Hostess, Miss Manhattan Non-Fiction Reading
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Heroes: John Cameron Mitchell & 25 years of Hedwig and the Angry Inch

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By Elyssa Goodman
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Something magical happens when people hear John Cameron Mitchell’s name. Without pause, it conjures stories of his works, most often his films: “Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus were revolutionary for me as a young gay in college, figuring out queerness and sex and art!” one person says. “I would say [watching Hedwig and the Angry Inch] helped change the trajectory of my life. It was hands-down an experience that would eventually lead me to pursuing a career in art.
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On knitting's New Album 'Souvenir,' The Band Asks What it Means to Grow Up

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By Elyssa Goodman
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I was in the airport the first time I heard knitting, which released me from the crabbing of screeching children and gate change announcements into the intimate, grunge-inflected, introspective sonic landscape the band created. The songs were “Here Comes” and “I Want to Remember Everything,” singles from their then-forthcoming album Souvenir, which arrived in full on June 26.
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Rob Roth's New Collection of Polaroids Documents a Life of "Happy Accidents"

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By Elyssa Goodman
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When I enter Rob Roth’s apartment, his table is covered in squares. Small square frames encase the Polaroid photographs he has been composing for almost a decade, which will soon be on view in his new exhibition “Happy Accidents,” opening July 9 at The Wild Project in New York. In fits of joy and flashes of sunlight, intricately placed glitter and gold leaf, and the occasional chemical fluke, the intricacies of Roth’s life appear, those he’s previously kept private.
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