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Heathermary Jackson
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Fashion Director, PUSS PUSS Magazine
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By Trishna Rikhy Verified, Heathermary Jackson Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Two years ago, Drew Starkey was eating breakfast in L.A. with Luca Guadagnino, the Italian director behind Call Me by Your Name and Challengers. Starkey was in disbelief. Guadagnino is an Academy Award nominee who’s worked with Tilda Swinton, Timothée Chalamet, and Zendaya. Starkey had spent the past three years on Netflix’s Outer Banks—a wildly popular show (now in its fourth season) that bears little resemblance to Guadagnino’s moody, hyper-stylized films.
By Heathermary Jackson Verified, Taylor Brown, Robin Geary| The Bitter Southerner Verified Words by TAYLOR BROWN | Photos by CHRISTY BUSH My first question for the man who may be the South’s greatest living songwriter — and in my estimation, one of its great writers, period — is not what I had intended: “Do you recognize this dog?” We’re sitting in the black-painted barn on his farm outside Nashville — a structure whose cavernous interior recalls a rock ’n’ roll church: glowing stained-glass windows, a full stage, an art studio, and an assortment of workout equipment held in the...
By Trishna Rikhy Verified, Heathermary Jackson Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Two years ago, Drew Starkey was eating breakfast in L.A. with Luca Guadagnino, the Italian director behind Call Me by Your Name and Challengers. Starkey was in disbelief. Guadagnino is an Academy Award nominee who’s worked with Tilda Swinton, Timothée Chalamet, and Zendaya. Starkey had spent the past three years on Netflix’s Outer Banks—a wildly popular show (now in its fourth season) that bears little resemblance to Guadagnino’s moody, hyper-stylized films.
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