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Hang on Tight for Annalisa's E Poi Siamo Finiti nel Vortice

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By Rohin Guha Verified
| PopMatters Verified
E Poi Siamo Finiti nel Vortice Warner Italy “And then we ended up in the vortex.” Annalisa’s eighth album is a whirlwind tour through the tumult of a messy relationship. A decade-plus into the singer’s career, E Poi Siamo Finiti nel Vortice serves as a fitting global introduction to the world of one of Italy’s primedonne del pop – putting her mark on a style pioneered by the likes of the late Mina Mazzini and Raffaella Carrá.
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On Gay Male Privilege – Rohin Guha – Medium

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By Rohin Guha Verified
| Medium
These proxies are troubling though. For example, in 2010, Project Runway judge and fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi grabbed Scarlet Johansson’s breasts on the Golden Globes Red Carpet. When she looked visibly mortified, he retorted that he’s gay so it’s okay. Not so by her count.
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Check Out This Desi Semiclassical Dance Routine to Beyoncé's "Formation"

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By Rohin Guha Verified
| The Aerogram Verified
This clip featuring dancers Reejuta Joshi and Sneha Bhattacharyya performing a semiclassical Indian routine to Beyoncé’s “Formation” is proof that the power of Beyoncé truly crosses cultural lines. In an email to The Aerogram, Joshi wrote: Beats and rhythms speak beyond cultures, and the fusion of movements and music is something [that] unites cultures on a level deeper than what divides them.
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