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Vivien Goldman is a writer, broadcaster, musician, and adjunct Professor of Punk and Reggae at NYU.
New York. London.
Joined April 2010
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As Summer ends, let’s all hope along with Winnie the Pooh that things are going to be different this winter in the forest
Nobody knew why he was going; nobody knew where he was going. But somehow or other everybody in the Forest felt that it was happening at last. Even Smallest-of-all, a friend-and-relation of Rabbit’s, told himself that Things were going to be Different. ~A.A.Milne #backtoschool
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This iconic 1971 photo of Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes has always said so much without saying a word.
Two women. Two raised fists. One shared fight for equality.
Dorothy passed in 2022. Now Gloria is gone too.
Two giants who helped change America. Rest in power, Gloria. ✊🏼✊🏾
Check out Revenge of the She-Punks by Vivien Goldman bookbub.com/books/revenge-of… via @BookBub
Yes, @BookBub , the book lovers' site I already belong to, has just picked Revenge of the She-Punks as a must have! Be the first to review and garland it with stars!
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Marilyn Monroe makes an early appearance in the Marx Brothers comedy Love Happy (1949).
Groucho Marx told an anecdote ― both on a '60s Today Show segment and in print ― that the movie's producer Lester Cowan asked three aspiring actresses to walk seductively past Marx. Whomever Marx decided was the best walker would play opposite him in the film. When the third girl walked past, Marx asked the producer, “How could you possibly choose anyone but that last one?”. Marx had chosen Marilyn Monroe for the film.
Ah me the way we were! Thanks @LBFlyawayhome
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Alvin Mak, is a designer from the Democratic Republic of Congo whose works has gone viral after the arrival of the DRC players to the 2026 Fifa World Cup, in Houston wearing the classy outfits he designed. The collection includes leopard-embellished suits and leopard bags.
Merci a @NME 1980s for finding this long lost article! Oh happy daze they weee…
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The Royal Opera Chorus stopped everyone in their tracks at Covent Garden today with an unannounced performance of Nessun Dorma to mark the start of the World Cup 2026
#london #londonmusic #football #worldcup #soccer
Here’s one I am chuffed to see again! Go, @kraftwerk !
Kraftwerk's single 'Trans-Europe Express reviewed by Vivien Goldman in Sounds 14th, May 1977.
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A look at the devastating power loss across Jamaica following the historic crossing of Hurricane Melissa, captured by NOAA-21.
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The modern world in old Ladybird books.
When 'Playboy' was on the middle shelf - and on the cover of a children's book (1969)
Artist: Ron Embleton
Actually this article was often anthologies and isn not in my own anthology! Instead there is a shorter @NewStatesman article I did about the period! So if you like this sort of thing, here’s a chance to read one of the stories I remember best
Sounds Front Cover 28th, May 1977 featuring Bob Marley, Pic by Kate Simon.
@bobmarley @TheWailers @PunkProfessor
I remember how exciting it was making this! We stayed late in the night in the office with our coworkers gum! This is not in my new journo anthology Rebel Musix, Scribe On A Vibe but it was a beautiful moment
2nd, April 1977 Made In Britain images of the New Wave by the Sounds staff including Jonh Ingham, Eve & Giovani Dadomo, Jon Savage and Vivien Goldman.
@Jonh_Ingham @JonSavage1966 @PunkProfessor
Super fond of John Martyn and his LP Solid Air is an all time fave - but you won’t find this article in my new anthology Rebel Musix, Scribe On A Vibe, so enjoy it here and listen to Solid Air. But there are scads of other lovely reads in the book, so don’t be put off!
An article on John Martyn by Vivien Goldman in Sounds 5th, March 1977.
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You can see this article again anthologised in Rebel Musix, Scribe On A Vibe @WhiteRabbitBks Ornette Forever. Live Harmolodically. We feel all too human right now