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Padideh Aghanoury’s Journalist Portfolio

Review - Suicidal Tendencies Proved They're Still "Cyco" After All These Years

Review - Suicidal Tendencies Proved They're Still "Cyco" After All These Years

After 38 years of breakneck tempos, venue bans and a herniated disc, "Cyco" Mike Muir shows no sign of slowin…

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Octo Octa: The Love Energy of the Mother Beat is the Sacred Rave - OUT FRONT

Octo Octa: The Love Energy of the Mother Beat is the Sacred Rave - OUT FRONT

In the winter of 2018, pioneering rave and house DJ Eris Drew wrote, "I had fallen in love." So began the fou…

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Voter guide 2020: Judges - Ms. Mayhem

Voter guide 2020: Judges - Ms. Mayhem

Other publications, like Denverite, have created helpful guides for voting on the judges that adhere closer t…

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GUEST OPINION: Dear Aurora City Council, we need change

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By Christopher La Fleur, Keegan Williams Verified, Alexandra Cummings, Padideh Aghanoury Verified
| msmayhem.com
//Headshot provided by Christopher La Fleur. Christopher La Fleur is the owner and founder of Christopher La Fleur ARTS, Visionary in Chief of The Diversity Arts Foundation, founder of Aurora Pride and Director of Events and Marketing at OUT FRONT Magazine. Aurora—you may not know me, but I know you. My attachment to you is special. I grew up in Aurora. I attended Aurora schools and grew up in Aurora parks.
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Opinion: Today’s diverse transgender community blossoms from a restrictive past

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By Keegan Williams Verified, Alexandra Cummings, Padideh Aghanoury Verified
| msmayhem.com
As conversations surrounding transgender people and their experiences pulse through discourse, the community is more visible now than ever before, opening doors for any and all gender expression.
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Opinion: Netflix's "Maid" reminds us just leaving isn't that simple

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By Alexandra Cummings, Padideh Aghanoury Verified
| msmayhem.com
It’s the middle of the night. Lying in bed, a young woman named Alex (Margaret Qualley) turns to look at the figure next to her. She quietly gets up, tiptoes to her closet to get dressed and grabs a backpack before retreating. Gently grabbing her daughter from the next room, she steps over a pile of broken glass as she opens the door to leave the place they call home.
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