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Erin Migdol

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  • Associate Editor, J. Paul Getty Trust, Freelance
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As seen in: Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, Yahoo, Getty, Mic, Scary Mommy, The Mighty, Inside Weddings Magazine
Writer. UC Davis alum. From NorCal to SoCal, with love.
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What Scholars of Antiquity and Ancient Myth Really Thought of The Odyssey

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By Erin Migdol Verified, Stacy Suaya Verified
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Did Christopher Nolan’s adaptation do the ancient tale justice? The whirlpool Charybdis in The Odyssey Photo: The Odyssey © Universal Pictures What Scholars of Antiquity and Ancient Myth Really Thought of The Odyssey Body Content Since Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey hit theaters last month, you could say it’s a good time to be a scholar of ancient history.
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Seven Art-Inspired Hairstyles to Try This Summer

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By Erin Migdol Verified, Caitlin Brockenbrow
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(left) The Fountain of Love (detail), 1748, Francois Boucher. Oil on canvas. Getty Museum (right) Portrait of a Woman, 1818, Sophie Fremiet. Oil on canvas. Getty Museum Seven Art-Inspired Hairstyles to Try This Summer Body Content If it’s true that fashion is cyclical, then you can find all the style inspiration you need within the collection of an art museum. Want some hair ideas for your next summer social event? The women whose likenesses grace the Getty collection have you covered.
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The Art of Queer Punk Rock

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By Erin Migdol Verified
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The garage punk band—made up of Seth Bogart, Shannon Shaw, and Erin Emslie—has been making music together for over 10 years. Around 2014, they went on a five-year hiatus that ended with an invitation befitting their wacky aesthetic: to play at the birthday party of John Waters, filmmaking legend and so-called “Pope of Trash.” They’ll be performing at the Getty Center as part of this year’s Off the 405 concert series on June 13.
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