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Billie Eilish’s Body Is Not Ours to Claim
“I feel you watching, always. And nothing I do goes unseen.”
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Haim’s “Women in Music Pt. III” Gets a Little Darker
Haim is pressing pause on their sunshine-y, Fleetwood Mac aesthetic.
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Done Searching: Kehlani Powerfully Conquers Growings Pains on New Album
Kehlani has always worn her heart on her sleeve.
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So Wonderful and Warm: In “Watermelon Sugar,” Harry Styles Centers Women’s Euphoria
In “Watermelon Sugar,” women’s sexual bliss is the entire event.
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Making Fetch Happen: Fiona Apple’s New Album Is a Story of Resilience and Rebirth
Apple’s latest release is a refusal to relinquish control of her own story.
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Channeling Confidence: mxmtoon Sings for Queer Teens—and for Herself
“I have this platform where I can see my own audience reacting to who I am and feeling safe to express who they are as well.”
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Taking the High Road: Kesha’s Music Creates a Path of Healing for Survivors
You do not have to be defined by something that was done to you.
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Just a Fan: With “Cheap Queen,” King Princess Finds Her Power
A satisfying album that centers on the complexities and changeability of identity, let alone queer identity, is a tough task.
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What the Conversation about Harry Styles Reveals about Queerbaiting
What do fans of potentially straight, queer icons like Harry Styles actually want?
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