Before there was James Dean and Marlon Brando, there was John Garfield, an actor who epitomized the tough guy/rebel/loner style that Hollywood brought t.
Jake Naughton. Jake Naughton is a Mexico City-based photographer making commissioned work for a variety of editorial and commercial clients including TIME, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, WIRED, Bloomberg Businessweek and others. Alongside commissions, his artistic practice explores queer identity in the present moment. His personal work takes the form of long-term, in-depth projects, like "This is How the Heart Beats," about East Africa’s LGBTQ community, "Both Sides of the Veil," which showcases a strange limbo for India's queer community, or "When We Were Strangers," which explores and deconstructs love through the prism of his own relationship with his partner.
<p> After nearly 40 years the question remains: Why? What kind of rage, pain or pathology could have provoked Lee Harvey Oswald to such a dark deed? </p><p> The explanation of Oswald's motive for killing President Kennedy was buried with him. As JFK assassination expert Dr. Martin Kelly has stated, “Oswald’s mental state does not have crisp, sharp-edged concepts, so it is problematic for (anyone) to write a causally structured account easily”. But I believe the mystery about Os