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752: Asha Loupy Is Here to Save Your Spice Drawer

924. – Chris & Jason

Gallipoli with Jennifer Kent

Otracami is the project of Brooklyn-based artist Camila Ortiz. Her latest record, Runoff, is out now via Figure &amp; Ground.

Otracami

Music

Mood Board: Otracami’s Runoff

Willa Holland is currently starring in The Mortuary Assistant, which is now streaming on Shudder. She is best known for her starring role as Thea Queen aka Speedy, in seven seasons of the CW’s Arrow. She came to prominence as Marissa Cooper’s younger sister, Kaitlin, on the hit show The OC, and made guest star appearances on Gossip Girl and, more recently, The Flash. She has also starred in features such as Michael Winterbottom&#8217;s Summer in Genoa, playing opposite Colin Firth, Scott Stewart’s Legion, and Rod Lurie’s Straw Dogs, opposite James Marsden, Kate Bosworth and Alexander Skarsgard. Most recently, Willa could recently be seen in Matthey Yerby’s The Dirty South. Willa is also an accomplished model, having appeared on covers for both Teen Vogue and Fashion 18 and campaigns for Burberry, Guess, and Ralph Lauren.

Willa Holland

Film

Three Great Things: Willa Holland

It’s not an exaggeration to call Lynn Breedlove one of America’s most important queer artists and most influential living storytellers. From his formative career as the lead singer of seminal dyke punk band Tribe 8 to his work as a trans activist in San Francisco founding the nonprofit rideshare service Homobiles, to his Lambda Literary Award-winning book and solo stage production Lynn Breedlove’s One Freak Show, Breedlove has used a singular voice to tell queer stories for over 30 years.
(Photo Credit: Daniel Foerste)

Lynn Breedlove

Why I Like Dead Guys

Big Thief’s “Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You” with Valerie June

751: Inside the Mind, and Shopping Cart, of a Food VC with Elly Truesdell

Courtney Barnett

923. – Snail Mail

Writer-director Caroline Golum’s new feature, Revelations of Divine Love, about the religious visionary Julian of Norwich, premiered in the International Competition at FID Marseille and is now in theaters. A filmmaker and writer in Brooklyn, New York, her debut feature A Feast of Man screened at festivals include Sidewalk, Indie Memphis and Sarasota, and is available on Amazon Prime, Vimeo on Demand, and Tubi. In front of the camera, Golum appeared in Rachel Wolther’s award-winning documentary Cinema Rules Everything Around Me, Aaron Schimberg’s Golden Globe-winning A24 film A Different Man, and Ricky d’Ambrose’s Independent Spirit Award-winning film The Cathedral. Her bylines include Film Comment, Reverse Shot, Filmmaker Magazine and Screen Slate, where she is a contributing editor. (Photo by Jessica Rionero.)

Caroline Golum

A Crucifixion in Brooklyn, or: Filming the Oldest Special Effect

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King Tuff, aka Kyle Thomas, grew up in the small, weird town of Brattleboro, Vermont. When he is not massacring audiences with his nutzo electric rock music, he enjoys oil painting and drinking black coffee till his eyes are like piss-holes in the snow. Sometimes he wishes on a nose hair when he can’t find an eyelash. You can follow him on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/KINGTUFFY" target="_blank">here</a>.

Kyle Thomas

King Tuff Talks with Morgan Nagler on the Talkhouse Podcast

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