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Charul Upadhyay

@charulupadhyay

Most artists don’t contribute enough to Internet Culture. When they promote, people don’t support or build conversation around them. Charli’s been there to represent Internet IT-girls, preserve pop culture rituals and to empower the hyperpop genre on socials.

The Body Positive is an alternative community where the pursuit of self-love over self-criticism is the norm. For many, this truly is a radical idea.

Connie Sobczak • embody: Learning to Love Your Unique Body (and quiet that critical voice!)

delightful internet businesses

a repository for delightful internet businesses (software, creators, etc) run by lovely humans who want to make the internet nicer.

rob hardy • 4 cards

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Jack Halberstam • The Queer Art of Failure (a John Hope Franklin Center Book)

Angela Tiene

@frangela

I’m into ideas over trends, and twists and turns that feel individual and practical. I like things that feel a little trashy or tacky, and I’m embracing a new phase of my style that nods to that. I want to get dressed to feel (here it is again) horny, rich, and lazy. Not brat, not mob, not quiet.

Laurel Pantin • Only Boring People Get Bored

Gaga is not the only one encouraging fans to collaborate. Fans themselves are coming up with projects and encouraging other fans to participate. In March 2010, Ryan James Yezak, a fan and young filmmaker from Los Angeles, asked fans to help make a video for Gaga’s twenty-fourth birthday. Yezak spliced together video clips of birthday messages from

Jackie Huba • Monster Loyalty: How Lady Gaga Turns Followers into Fanatics

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