Pop Rivets Roundup: When Biopics Make the Wrong Pick
A guide to the casting controversies surrounding recent biopics in Hollywood. by Ashley Canino As singular cinematic experiences, biopics give us […]
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Movie Review: ‘Wish I Was Here’
Why do people find Zach Braff so annoying? Our pop culture columnist thinks she has the answer. by Ashley Canino […]
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The Rights of Harvest
Why America’s organic food movement belongs to conservatives, liberals, and everyone in between. by Megan Molteni You can learn a lot […]
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Q&A with Rachel Louise Snyder, author of ‘What We’ve Lost is Nothing’
Talking community action with this journalist-turned author, and how it relates to her own experiences. by Kaylen Ralph “Nonfiction is the […]
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Pop Rivets: Female Sexuality as Comedic Relief
Why hasn’t comedy caught up? by Ashley Canino Comedy often gets a big pass when it comes to poking fun at […]
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Book Review: Five aspects of Emily Gould’s ‘Friendship’ that Transcend its Genre
Why I don’t care whether Emily Gould’s novel is classified as “confessional,” or anything else. The receipt of Emily Gould’s second […]
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Song of the Little Hobo Bird: Leonard Knight’s Salvation Mountain
Article and photos by Heather Quinn “There’s going to be a worldwide love story coming down, universal. Love’s going to come […]
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Why Are We So Invested In The Private Lives of Celebrities?
Chances are, Ryan Gosling doesn’t care if you’re #salty. by Giselle Defares Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes are expecting their first […]
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Women and Words: Vol. 9: I Must Confess
On the controversy surrounding Emily Gould and “confessional” writing. by Emma Winsor Wood Yesterday Slate’s Katie Roiphe argued that if Karl […]
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Exotic Only Works for Plants and Birds
Lupita Nyong’o’s recent Vogue cover shoot could have been so much more. by Nicole Garner It was the damn cobra that […]
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