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Weston David Pagano

Weston David Pagano

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Music Supervisor, Fieldhouse Music and Co-Founder/Editor-in-Chief, Transverso Media

New York

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Total articles 24

  • A Red Card Long Overdue: FIFA Must Ban Israel Now

    By Weston David Pagano| Breaking The Lines@ After four call-ups without a cap, promising 19-year-old midfielder Celine Haidar was finally set to make her senior debut for Lebanon’s women’s national team in October of last year, until the Israeli invasion cancelled the match. One month later, while visiting the hometown she’d been forced to flee, Israel once again bombed her suburb, causing shrapnel to hit her in the head and critically damage her skull and brain.

    By Weston David Pagano · Breaking The Lines

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • From Nazi Banners to Palestinian Flags - FIFA’s Hypocrisy on Display

    By Weston David Pagano| Breaking The Lines@ It’s no secret that FIFA’s ban against political demonstration in football is unevenly applied even in the best of times. In recent years, though, the hypocritical imbalance in this rule’s enforcement has become too stark to ignore. Take, for example, the recent match between Ukraine and Italy on November 10.

    By Weston David Pagano · Breaking The Lines

    Nov. 30, 2023

  • A Red Card Long Overdue: FIFA Must Ban Israel Now

    By Weston David Pagano| Breaking The Lines@ After four call-ups without a cap, promising 19-year-old midfielder Celine Haidar was finally set to make her senior debut for Lebanon’s women’s national team in October of last year, until the Israeli invasion cancelled the match. One month later, while visiting the hometown she’d been forced to flee, Israel once again bombed her suburb, causing shrapnel to hit her in the head and critically damage her skull and brain.

    By Weston David Pagano · Breaking The Lines

    Mar. 22, 2025

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Transverso Media

A culture magazine reaching terminal verbosity. Best new music and TV/film reviews, interviews, news, playlists, and more, since 2015.

New York, United States

Founded: 2015