Culture
Ready For Those Jellies: The Shoe That Became Both Cheap Luxury and Status Symbol
It’s disheartening to watch the young folks who popularize apparel being excluded from the very trends they helped start.
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Chasing Amy: Amy Winehouse’s Life—and Death—in the Media Glare
Not much has changed in the decade since Winehouse passed.
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“Planet Her” Cements Doja Cat’s Pop Reign
“Planet Her” is a thrilling ride into Doja Cat’s mesmerizingly eccentric world.
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Big Time Crush: “Never Have I Ever” Loses Itself In a Teenage Love Triangle
Never Have I Ever is like a teenager: It wants to be popular, relatable to everyone, and alienating to no one.
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Ones You Can Depend On: “Ted Lasso” Offers Up an Ode to the Power of Friendship
Recently, Ted Lasso racked up a historic 20 Emmy nominations, more than any freshman comedy in history.
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Mother Monsters: Two New Books Get Raw about Mothering as a “Natural” Role
“Maybe this was what happened to all moms and no one had told her.”
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Who’s Spying On Your Kids? Everyone.
TikTok, just like McDonald’s, is a flagrant collector of kids’ data.
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Revisiting Malibu Barbie’s Sinister History On Her 50th Anniversary
Malibu Barbie and ’60s actor Sharon Tate have a lot in common.
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Bring the Noise: “We Are Lady Parts” Chooses Joy Over Judgement
No trauma porn, no white saviors.
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Godmothers of Invention: The Enduring Power of the Cinderella Story
There is no tale of Cinderella without her Fairy Godmother.
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