In the new spot, the club kids have done a full 180 to become domestic partners. Draghi has a recording studio, and Shazam has space for their extensive fashion archive; most nights are spent cooking and watching The Office. But by day they’re invariably plotting their next paradigm-shattering coinmama review project.
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- She also cowrote a movie about two college girls who accidentally kill their sugar daddy, which will start filming in the fall; and is working on an unspecified project with Addison Rae, the TikTok-star-turned-pop-girlie who also made an appearance at her Boiler Room event.
- Fox says the single and the accompanying video can, in many ways, be viewed as a companion to her memoir, also titled Down the Drain.
- Their creative exchange became so essential that they recently moved in together after Shazam returned to New York from shooting a transgender makeover series for Vice Canada.
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- Even if pop stardom doesn’t pan out, Fox is plenty busy.
Even if pop stardom doesn’t pan out, Fox is plenty busy. She’s working with writer and director Joey Soloway on a TV series adaptation of Down the Drain, and she’s currently in New Mexico, shooting an untitled psychological thriller about football directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Jordan Peele. She also cowrote a movie about two college girls who accidentally kill their sugar daddy, which will start filming in the fall; and is working on an unspecified project with Addison Rae, the TikTok-star-turned-pop-girlie who also made an appearance at her Boiler Room event.
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Fox says the single and the accompanying video can, in many ways, be viewed as a companion to her memoir, also titled Down the Drain. Not only is Julia Fox making music now (and not only does it kind of slay), but she also just dropped the video for “Down the Drain,” exclusively debuting on Rolling Stone. Directed by cowriter and producer Ben Draghi, the video is a showcase for all of Fox’s personae, from actress to designer to memoirist to muse to Mother (both literal and figurative). Their creative exchange became so essential that they recently moved octafx review in together after Shazam returned to New York from shooting a transgender makeover series for Vice Canada.
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