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Author Archives: Hellin Kay
My Mom Masha
My Mom Masha left us peacefully Thursday December 15th 2022 at 9:48PM. I was there with her holding her hand until her last breath just as she had asked me to. Mom had suffered from dementia and Alzheimers that began years … Continue reading
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Fall 2022 Reading List
I’ve been on a reading binge the past few months, working my way through that never ending stack of books by my bedside that never seems to shrink because I keep ordering and finding new ones faster than I can … Continue reading
Jim Ruland Comes to the Mountain
Legendary punk writer Jim Ruland is coming to the mountains! Saturday May 14th at 5pm he will be at The Faktory, 2551 Hunsaker Drive in Running Springs California, signing copies and reading from his recently released book, Corporate Rock Sucks: … Continue reading
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Tagged Bad religion, Corporate Rock Sucks, Jim Ruland, SST Records, Vintage
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Director Reel, 2022
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Tagged Director, Director Reel, Female Filmmakers, Hellin Kay, New Reel
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New Music, Molchat Doma
I’m a little late to Molchat Doma but am obsessed regardless. They formed and released their first album in 2017 and their latest Monument came out November 2020. The band is Egor Shkutko, Roman Komogortsev, and Pavel Kozlov, from Minsk … Continue reading
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Tagged Joy Division, Molchat Doma, Monument, New Music, New Wave, Sudno, The Damned
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New Music, Petite Amie
I love the new tracks off the upcoming album from Mexico City’s Petite Amie. Their self-titled debut comes out October 1, 2021. Video for “Elektro,” is above. I’m already addicted to “Interludio,” and the track “Vraiment,” has a slight Portishead … Continue reading
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Tagged Elektro, Mexico City, New Music, New Releases, Petite Amie
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Things I love, August 2021
Just a few of the things I have been swooning over the past few months. This Portland Leather tote is my new go to for my laptop, books and notebooks for meetings and travel. I love the company ethos, their … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Television
Tagged Animal, Lisa Taddeo, Portland Leather, Queen Sugar, Stuff I Love, Tote Bag
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Abby And Emily Go To Chicago!
So excited to announce that Abby And Emily Go To Palm Springs, the film I wrote, produced and directed in 2019, which we finished in 2020, is being screened in person at the Reeling 39th International LGBTQ+ Film Festival in … Continue reading
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Tagged Abby And Emily Go To Palm Springs, Bob Clendenin, Jessalyn Wanlim, Jessie Cohen, LGBTQ Films, Queer, Queer Art, Queer Film, Vico Ortiz
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Magic On The Mountain, Crestline California
There is a magical little place in the San Bernardino forest where lots of cool things are happening. Crestline California is a small town (population roughly 10,000) that sits just below Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear on the same mountain. … Continue reading
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Tagged best Breakfast Crestline, Best Coffee Crestline California, Best Food Crestline California, Best Restaurants Crestline, Blue Jay, Crestline, Dacha Vintage, Dogwood tavern, Hearth And sage General Store, Jetties Waterfront Kitchen, LGBTQ, LGBTQ business, Little Bear Bottle Shop, Love Wins, Lulubelles Bakery Running Springs, Mystic Mountain Music, Nathan Hazard, Small Towns To Visit, Spade & Spatula Blue Jay, Support LGBTQ, Things to do in Crestline California, Things To Do in San Bernardino, Things to do on the mountain
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