Through the Lens: Lisa Guerriero
Through the Lens: Lisa Guerriero

We talk to the photographer behind @analogstreets.

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Latest, Through the LensBy Emily FreedmanThrough the Lens, photography, Photographer, travel photography, Instagram, Twins Day, Twinsburg, American Motels, American Diner, Cadillacs, Midwest, Ohio, America, Road trip, American road, Hollywood, Lisa Guerriero, Carnivals, State Fair, Stephen Shore, Martin Parr, William Eggleston, Mary Ellen Mark., Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Diane Arbus, USA, US, Us of America, Interview
Justin Tranter: Queen of the Airwaves
Justin Tranter: Queen of the Airwaves

In an industry dominated by heteronormative gatekeepers Justin Tranter is carving out a space for LGBTQ voices everywhere.

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One of UsBy Justin MoranLGBTQ, Justin Tranter, Pride Month, Pride, Singer/Songwriter, Songwriter, Queer, Queen of the Airwaves, Flying the Flag, Semi Precious Weapons, Music, Punk, Hyper-Femme Punk, Heteronormativity, Mainstream, Band, New York, LA, Los Angeles, Justin Beiber, Selena Gomez, Britney Spears, GLAAD, Activist, Gwen Stefani, Kesha, Pop culture, Pop stars, Fergie, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons, Linkin Park, Music industry, Music interview, Radio
Mitzi Shore: The Godmother of Comedy
Mitzi Shore: The Godmother of Comedy

Former stand-up comedian Rick Sandack reflects on the legacy of the 5’2 woman behind LA’s The Comedy Store.

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Latest, One of UsBy Rick Sandackcomedy, stand-up, comedian, The Comedy Store, LA, Comic, Robin Williams, David Letterman, Mitzi Shore, The Godmother of Comedy, Jim Carrey, Jay Leno, Bob Saget, Iconic, Iconic america, Arsenio Hall, Gary Shandling, Dennis Miller, Larry “Copcar’ Scarano, Byron Allen, Andrew Clay, Larry Scarano
Blowing its own Trumpet: Jazz’s New American Dream
Blowing its own Trumpet: Jazz’s New American Dream

A look at the artists and producers spearheading the jazz renaissance.

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Latest, One of UsBy Claire McQueJazz, Music, Jazz Music, America, Funk, Soul, Rap, RnB, hip hop, African-American, Kendrick Lamar, Toni Morrison, To Pimp a Butterfly, Flying Lotus, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, Terrace Martin, A Tribe Called Quest, Erykah Badu, Miles Davis, Nostalgia, New York, 1920s, 1920's new york, Harlem, The Harlem Renaissance, Jazz artists, Onyx Collective, Trap house jazz