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Samuel Cormier

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Covers:  Cinema, LGBTQ+, Japanese subcultures

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Samuel Cormier is a French Tokyo-based writer. Interested in cinema and journalism since high school, Samuel is a 22' graduate of Temple University Japan Campus in Communications and Arts with a focus on Media Production. Since graduating, Samuel has been working as a private tutor. He is also currently working on his first feature-length documentary.

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Gay Samurai: All About Japan's Homosexuality History | Japan Gay Guide

Gay Samurai: All About Japan's Homosexuality History | Japan Gay Guide

The hidden history of gay samurai in Japan, from wakashudo traditions to modern pop culture. Explore homosexu…

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Kabuki: What It Is & Where to See It | Japan Gay Guide

Kabuki: What It Is & Where to See It | Japan Gay Guide

Kabuki-Japan's vibrant all-male theater blending music, dance, drama & tradition. Learn its history, roles, L…

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Tomboy Lesbian: All You Need to Know | Japan Gay Guide

Tomboy Lesbian: All You Need to Know | Japan Gay Guide

Learn about the tomboy lesbian identity, including its meaning, fashion, history, and notable individuals. Re…

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Transgender Surgery: Everything You Need To Know | Japan Gay Guide

Transgender Surgery: Everything You Need To Know | Japan Gay Guide

Learn about transgender surgery and gender affirming surgery options, including types, preparation, recovery,…

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Transgender Surgeries in Japan: All You Need To Know | Japan Gay Guide

Transgender Surgeries in Japan: All You Need To Know | Japan Gay Guide

Learn about transgender surgeries in Japan, including gender affirming procedures, clinics, costs, and recove…

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Japanese Crossdressers: Popular Figures | Japan Gay Guide

Japanese Crossdressers: Popular Figures | Japan Gay Guide

Discover the world of Japanese crossdressers, including popular figures like Matsuko Deluxe, Hideaki Kobayash…

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The 12 Best Jason Statham Movies, Ranked

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By McKenzie Kooima Verified, Samuel Cormier, Adam Symchuk Verified
| MovieWeb Verified
Jason Statham started as a competitive diver before moving into modeling and music videos. Since then, he's filled his resume with a variety of acting credits as thieves, tough guys, and traitors, making him a household name in action movies. Statham has had quite a few supporting roles in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, The Expendables 2, and The Italian Job, which get honorable mentions here but do not make the list; he has an impressive filmography under his belt.
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Gay Samurai: All About Japan's Homosexuality History

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By Samuel Cormier
| japangayguide.com
Members of the Japanese warrior class were known as samurai (侍) or bushi (武士). The term “samurai” has different meanings in different eras. Overall, though, they were known as excellent warriors, who served a noble family (usually a shogun) or worked by themselves. They were in charge of helping the nobles with their everyday tasks, as well as protecting them, arresting criminals, and dealing with civil wars. They sometimes owned land.
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Kabuki: What It Is & Where to See It

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By Samuel Cormier
| japangayguide.com
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renjishi Kabuki (歌舞伎) is a traditional theater form played by all-men troupes. It mixes music, dance, and acting. The acting is particularly exaggerated, and includes plays with the audience, almost like a pantomime. The extravagant costumes and makeup are all archetypes to signify a specific character (learn more about them later in this article). Two musical ensembles are used in kabuki, one onstage and one offstage.
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