20 Years Of The War On Terror; Plus, Redemption For Mariah Carey's 'Glitter'

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In America, are you what you wear?

You are what you wear… or are you?In her new podcast, Philosophy Club, host Avery Trufelman -- who also hosts the fashion podcast Articles of Interest -- tries to answer that question and more by getting back to basics.Each week, she and her co-host, Derek Guy -- fashion critic w ...  Show more

Where did all the 'masculine men' go?

Has there been a decline in "masculine" men?Some women on Tiktok seem to believe so. The phrase, "Who's gonna be the boys?" has been used online to refer to all the mundane things men are doing that could be described as feminine: wearing earrings, having a skin care routine, and ...  Show more

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The Emancipation of Mariah Carey | Justice For Glitter | 82
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Mariah had her first bonafide flop with Glitter. But thanks to her devoted fans (aka the “lambily”), the soundtrack reached number one on iTunes 17 years later. But what about the movie Glitter, which just celebrated its 20th anniversary? Is it really that bad? Entertainment writ ...  Show more

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