Under the Bridge: The True Story of Rebecca Godfrey
The Hulu series Under the Bridge is based on a true story and centers around Rebecca Godfrey's involvement in uncovering the truth behind a teenage girl's disappearance and murder. [ more ]
TikTok star Maddy Baloy, whose cancer journey touched millions, dead at 26: 'A true inspiration'
Maddy Baloy, a TikTok sensation who shared her terminal cancer journey, passed away at 26 after inspiring millions with her positive outlook and dedication to fulfilling her bucket list. [ more ]
I can say things other people are afraid to': Margaret Atwood on censorship, literary feuds and Trump
Margaret Atwood, at 84, continues to write prolifically despite challenges, displaying resilience and humor in the face of aging and personal loss. [ more ]
Is The Idea of You' Harry Styles Fan Fiction? The Answer Is Complicated
The Idea of You is not necessarily Harry Styles fan fiction despite similarities, challenging assumptions about novels with fictional celebrities. [ more ]
Review: Anne Hathaway steals the show in The Idea of You'
Anne Hathaway shines as a single mom whose romance with a young heartthrob unfolds in a natural and sincere manner in the rom-com 'The Idea of You'. [ more ]
Inside Shogun: How special effects brought 17th-century feudal Japan to vivid life
The FX/Hulu series based on James Clavell's novel 'ShÅgun' has garnered popular and critical acclaim for its storytelling, characters, performances, pacing, and visually stunning depiction of feudal Japan. [ more ]
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Waterman's collection navigates poignant elegies and midlife reflections subtly, offering profound insights on loss, memory, and self-discovery through poetry. [ more ]
Anne Hathaway, Meg Ryan and how the romantic comedy is surfing feminism's fourth wave
Be the heroine of your life, not the victim - Nora Ephron's valuable advice encapsulates the essence of rom-coms, lingering between past nostalgia and contemporary shifts. [ more ]
C.J. Sansom, Mystery Novelist Drawn to Tudor England, Dies at 71
The article highlights the successful career and unfortunate death of C.J. Sansom, a popular historical novelist known for his detailed and suspenseful depiction of events in Tudor England. [ more ]
The films Love Lies Bleeding, La Chimera, and Bertrand Bonello's unnamed work showcase unique storytelling and talented performances in the film industry. [ more ]
Chinouriri's debut album reflects on heartbreak and darker topics, while also highlighting personal growth and moving past negative influences. [ more ]
Clarissa Dalrymple and David Velasco imagine an art world built on human connection
New York City's cultural legacies embody rebellious spirit and reward unique sensibilities. Clarissa Dalrymple personifies New York cool for generations of artists. [ more ]
Consider exploring underrated spots near Paris like Chantilly and Fontainebleau for a quieter and culturally-rich experience during the Olympic Games in France this summer. [ more ]
Petrit Halilaj's project Abetare draws inspiration from children's doodles, transforming them into sculptures displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. [ more ]
What Does Baby Reindeer Have to Say about Bartending? A Lot.
The complex impact of kindness on a bartender is explored in the Netflix series Baby Reindeer, showcasing the consequences and challenges faced in such a role. [ more ]
The Book-Makers by Adam Smyth review bound to be brilliant
Adam Smyth highlights lesser-known individuals in book history to showcase their exceptional lives and achievements, emphasizing the continuous evolution of books through unique practices. [ more ]
Barbara Ross sought a sophisticated city life in New York, driven by her love for collecting unique items and the influence of her family's diverse collections. [ more ]
Forget what you know about John Green and watch Turtles All The Way Down
John Green's work has been oversimplified and misunderstood due to online perspectives, leading to uncool perceptions and shallow readings based on the internet era. [ more ]
In their first Scarlet zine, Alice Notley and Douglas Oliver introduced their column, Dream Gossip. After publishing our Art of Poetry interview with Notley in our Spring issue, we felt it was only right to revive the column. This week only, Dream Gossip:
I was sad in a way I never knew possible': Yaya Bey on grief, poverty and using music as therapy
Yaya Bey has faced significant personal challenges but has channeled her experiences into her music, culminating in critical acclaim and the release of her ambitious new album, Ten Fold. [ more ]
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The article highlights the significant but lesser-known impact of Margaret Lowengrund's The Contemporaries on the American print art scene in the 1950s. [ more ]
Celebrating A Heroine: Dark Academia Interior Design For A Tortured Poet
Taylor Swift's album The Tortured Poets Department has a dark academia aesthetic reflected in its colors and themes, offering fans a unique listening experience. [ more ]
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An Unnerving Trip to the Canadian Arctic Helped Brooke Shields Realize Life's Fragility
The article recounts a personal experience of building an igloo in the Arctic Circle as a form of emotional escape and reflection on a friend's death. [ more ]
R. Bruce Horsfall's paintings of Pacific Coast birds beautifully capture the region's wildlife in detailed and scientifically accurate compositions. [ more ]
Dear Abby: She wants my husband to go to the concert with her, but not me
Communication is key in handling complex family dynamics like stepdaughter's exclusion from events and boyfriend's incarcerated brother's upcoming release. [ more ]
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