Tag: Danielle Dorky
Danielle Dorky reviews The Revolution of Every Day, a debut fiction novel from Cari Luna that addresses the revolt against gentrification in New York City in the mid-nineties.
Danielle Dorky reviews For the Record Presents Tarantino, a rock musical based on the films of Quentin Tarantino at DBA Hollywood.
Danielle Dorky has compiled a list of comparable (and in some cases better) music festival alternatives for fans who are unable to attend Coachella Music Festival this year.
San Francisco feminist and kink legend Polly Superstar tells Danielle Dorky about her forthcoming memoir Sex Culture Revolutionary and how she earned the title in an in-depth interview.
Last week Danielle Dorky went to the first concert in Downtown Los Angeles’ Grand Park‘s Lunchtime Concert series and saw Afro-Latin fusion band Adaawe perform live.
Roxane Gay is the first feature in Danielle Dorky‘s #WHCW (Women’s History Crush Wednesday), a column that highlights women making history in literature or music.
Danielle Dorky was lucky enough to snag the first interview with Awkward Black Girl-affiliated and “sophistiratchet” hip-hop group The Doublemints, who debuted their live performance last Saturday at Fais Do Do in Los Angeles.
Known as the “Midwife of African American Literature”, Jessie Redmon Fauset was one of the most well-received figures of the Harlem Renaissance movement,
FKA Twigs is the UK-based chanteuse who is currently turning ears stateside with her minimalist take on 90’s trip-hop and reimagined R&B.
After attending a pre-listening performance of Schoolboy Q’s “Oxymoron” album hosted by Sonos Studios, DanielleDorky.com’s resident hip-hopologist Tony Breckenridge offers a dissection of the Los Angeles rapper’s debut concept album, one that he claims could be the revival of the gangsta rap genre.