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Anna Khachiyan

Anna Khachiyan

Verified

Co-Host, Red Scare

New York

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Film reviews Cast and crew interviews Entertainment industry discussions

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I don't cover the topic which breaks the society.

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Total articles 6

  • Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, in Conversation With Anna Khachiyan

    By Anna Khachiyan, Jake Nevins Verified|Interview MagazineVerified“There’s a sort of cultural corrective against the rosy, idealized, consecrated experience of motherhood,” remarks the author Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, whose own mom, the legendary Ronee Blakley, graced the cover of Interview in 1977. “I almost feel like writing a book about the pleasures of motherhood would be more subversive.” Blakley-Cartwright’s new novel, Alice Sadie Celine, takes a dramatic and unconventional stab at the subject.

    By Anna Khachiyan, Jake Nevins Verified · Interview Magazine

    Dec. 28, 2023

  • Art Won’t Save Us

    By Anna Khachiyan, Mike Pepi|San Francisco Museum of Modern ArtStreet poster depicting Barbara Kruger’s New York Magazine cover. Photo credit: Anna Khachiyan. When the art world resistance is hacked by the attention economy1. In the wake of 2016’s stunning electoral upset, the liberal media went scrambling for a silver lining — and they found it, of all places, in the art world.

    By Anna Khachiyan, Mike Pepi · 0

    Mar. 19, 2018

  • Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, in Conversation With Anna Khachiyan

    By Anna Khachiyan, Jake Nevins Verified|Interview MagazineVerified“There’s a sort of cultural corrective against the rosy, idealized, consecrated experience of motherhood,” remarks the author Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, whose own mom, the legendary Ronee Blakley, graced the cover of Interview in 1977. “I almost feel like writing a book about the pleasures of motherhood would be more subversive.” Blakley-Cartwright’s new novel, Alice Sadie Celine, takes a dramatic and unconventional stab at the subject.

    By Anna Khachiyan, Jake Nevins Verified · Interview Magazine

    Dec. 28, 2023

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Red Scare

New York, United States