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‘Girls Like Girls’ like Hayley Kiyoko

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By Pam Grady Verified
| 48 Hills Verified
Singer-songwriter, actress, novelist, screenwriter, and director Hayley Kiyoko laughs when I compare Girls Like Girls to Russian nesting dolls and agrees the description fits. First, there was her song and accompanying music video that Kiyoko co-directed but didn’t appear in as the short illustrated the story of blossoming love between two teenage girls. Next, was her 2023 young adult novel in which 17-year-old newcomer Coley falls hard for vivacious popular girl Sonya.
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‘Girls Like Girls’ like Hayley Kiyoko

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By Pam Grady Verified
| EIN News
Singer-songwriter, actress, novelist, screenwriter, and director Hayley Kiyoko laughs when I compare Girls Like Girls to Russian nesting dolls and agrees the description fits. First, there was her song and accompanying music video that Kiyoko co-directed but didn’t appear in as the short illustrated the story of blossoming love between two teenage girls. Next, was her 2023 young adult novel in which 17-year-old newcomer Coley falls hard for vivacious popular girl Sonya.
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Gay by the Bay and zero f*cks: Frameline digs up local film scene classics

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By Pam Grady Verified
| 48 Hills Verified
Frameline (June 17-27)—the world’s longest-running LGBTQ+ film festival—turns 50 this year, and celebrates that golden anniversary not just with new films but with a wealth of retrospective programming. The Wachowskis’ Bound, Derek Jarman’s Caravaggio, William Friedkin’s Cruising, and Donna Deitch’s Desert Hearts are among the classics screening at the festival. But it is not just features in the spotlight, as queer San Francisco on film and striking shorts programs also take center stage.
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