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Gossip is Good For You! Dissecting Taylor Frankie Paul and the Justin Timberlake DUI Video

Time to do a deep dive into breaking celebrity news and what it’s revealing about our culture right now. Our guest is Dan Wakeford, a longtime force in entertainment journalism and one of the smartest editors to come out of the celebrity magazine era. He’s now launching a new new ...  Show more

The False Choice Between Tradwife and Girlboss

Why have women been told the only choices are girlboss or tradwife, lean in or opt out, burnout or retreat? We're chatting with author and coach Megan Heller about why that binary is so false and so seductive, especially for women who did everything “right” and still wound up exh ...  Show more

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