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Gregg Araki on I Want Your Sex , Madonna, Mapplethorpe, and Gooning

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By Kyle Turner Verified
| The Film Stage
A friend recently quipped that Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day was “Mysterious Skin for straight people.” Joking aside, it’s an apt comparison, beyond the whole alien trauma thing: both Spielberg and queer punk iconoclast Gregg Araki share a fascination for characters driven by their search for connection and fulfillment in broken homes and fractured societies.
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The Best Art World Movies of 2025

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By Kyle Turner Verified
| news.artnet.com
The best art world movies of 2025 depicted a refreshingly of-the-moment take on that rarefied milieu: ambivalent, anxious, hungry for success, but uncertain of how it will be achieved in a rapidly changing landscape. Some documentaries interrogated the market, other films dealt with art’s power of escape from the terrifying ordinariness of everyday life. Dying creative relationships, theatrical video games, and AI vampirism are some other threads in the best art world movies of 2025.
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Don’t Look Now: Jamie Lloyd’s “Sunset Boulevard”

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By Kyle Turner Verified
| Medium
Nicole Scherzinger’s arms are magnificent. Sculpted, toned, muscular. By her own admission, “45 years old, I’ve never been more strong physically, mentally, emotionally. I’m in my prime.” And what she does with those arms. Scoops the whole crowd up within them, at times cradling her audience or covetously embracing, even clinging onto us, her spectators in rapture. She conjures demons, and dreams, and lights, camera, and action.
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