Literary It Girls, BookTok And The Complicated History of Men Watching Women Reading

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So… Euphoria Season 3 Is A Flop

It's no surprise to many that the third season of Sam Levinson's former hit TV show has had a less than best reaction from audiences. Aside from the show's actual plot and characterisations - don't worry, we'll get into those later - Levinson's real life reputation and his own wo ...  Show more

Let Olivia Rodrigo Wear Babydoll Dresses

Olivia Rodrigo is the subject of the internet's ire for *checks notes* allegations of pedobaiting. The star's music video and stage outfits - consisting of babydoll dresses, bloomers and ruffles - are causing controversy as the 'drop dead' singer is accused of simultaneously sexu ...  Show more

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