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- Glenn_Belverio abstract "Glenn Belverio, born 1975, is a journalist and editor based in New York, New York.In the 1990s, Belverio was a filmmaker and performance artist, whose 1993 collaboration with best-selling author Camille Paglia on the short film "Glennda and Camille Do Downtown," gained international attention. The film played at the Sundance Film Festival and won first prize for best short documentary at the Chicago Underground Film Festival.In this and other films of the '90s, Belverio appeared on screen in the drag persona of Glennda Orgasm. Laurence Senelick, writing about female impersonation in "The Cambridge Guide to Theater", said that Belverio's performances as Glennda represented a radical edge in gay culture at the time, "as the politically correct gay community turned its back on drag." Through these performances, Belverio was thought to be engaging in the kind of political and cultural critique that Paglia termed "drag queen feminism".In 1996 a retrospective of Belverio's film and video work was held at Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, and marked the end of his career as a filmmaker. Shortly thereafter, his articles on the New York fashion scene began appearing in various cutting-edge publications such as Dutch, Zoo, i-D, Index, and Glue. He interviewed and profiled a number of personalities, including: Jenna Jameson, Mira Nair, Dario Argento, Lydia Hearst, Vivienne Westwood, Agent Provocateur, Patricia Field, Daniel Johnston, Jerry Schatzberg, Ron Galella, Melvin Sokolsky, Bruce LaBruce, Bruce Benderson and Veruschka.Belverio has been a guest-editor and writer for the Asian culture and fashion magazine WestEast and worked between China and New York from 2002-2004. He won the award for Editorial Excellence from the Society of Publishers for his work on WestEast's "POP" and "SEX" issues in 2003.His book, "Confessions from the Velvet Ropes: The Glamorous, Grueling Life of Thomas Onorato, New York's Top Club Doorman" was published by St. Martin's Press in summer 2006. A favorable review of it appeared in the July 2006 Publisher's Weekly. Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone magazine said of the book: "Confessions from the Velvet Ropes is like a surreal mash-up of Party Girl and Apocalypse Now, or Please Kill Me and Night of the Living Dead. It's packed with absurdly juicy war stories from the velvet goldmine of New York clubland, down and dirty yet screamingly funny tales from the door-bitch jungle, full of crazed revelers, wasted starlets, fashion pimps, and sex behind the ice machine. Brilliant stuff."Belverio was featured on ABC News Now in December 2006 to discuss his book. Currently, Belverio is a regular contributor to Diane Pernet's blog, A Shaded View on Fashion, where he reports on events in New York and fashion weeks around the world.".
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