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Coleman Spilde
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Senior Culture Writer and Critic, Salon
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By Coleman Spilde Verified| Salon Verified While chronicling the production of the then-largest issue of “Vogue” ever printed for his 2009 film “The September Issue,” documentarian R.J. Cutler captured the late, great André Leon Talley begging for sartorial reprieve. It was fashion week in New York, and the clothes hitting the runways were drab — plainly tailored and neutral, a far cry from Talley’s preference for eye-catching spectacle. “It’s a famine of beauty,” Talley complained to designer Vera Wang. “A famine of beauty, honey.
By Coleman Spilde Verified| Salon Verified Imagine: You’re in your early twenties, and your heart has been captured by the soulful eyes of one of today’s up-and-coming heartthrobs. This person has had a couple of big roles but no huge mainstream breakthrough yet, and that fact has made your imaginary kinship even stronger. You want to go support their latest venture because they’re in it, and you enjoy both their acting and the chance to look at them for 90 minutes up on the big screen.
By Coleman Spilde Verified| Salon Verified At the outset of the immensely entertaining new thriller “Drop” — director Christopher Landon’s latest work for the hit-or-miss Blumhouse studio — Violet (Meghann Fahy), a therapist specializing in treating survivors of domestic abuse, is having a difficult time breaking through to her client. The woman across from her is tormented by the memories of what she endured and, more acutely, how low and empty the abuse made her life feel.
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Salon
Salon Media Group, Inc., operating as Salon.com, is a digital media company founded in 1995 by David Talbot. Based in San Francisco, it is recognized for its progressive journalism and critical analysis of current events, politics, and culture. Salon was one of the first entirely digital media outlets and became a Nasdaq-listed public company in 1999. In November 2023, it was acquired by Find.co to enhance its portfolio of digital assets. Salon publishes a variety of content, including articles, essays, and investigative reports, often from a liberal perspective. It produces multimedia content through Salon TV and shares it across social media platforms, newsletters, and mobile apps. The company engages its audience through community discussions and has a history of offering a subscription model for an ad-free experience. With approximately 10 million monthly unique visitors, Salon appeals to politically engaged readers interested in social progress and cultural criticism.
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