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

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Leave Szilveszter Makó Alone! Why Everyone Is Coming For The Photographer Du Jour

You've seen his work. I've seen his work. We've all seen his work. A celebrity sits in a box on a magazine cover - probably Vogue - with some kind of cardboard prop near them. They're wearing a structural garment and the colours are washed with a muted green or blue. That's right ...  Show more

The Tradwife Mass Exodus and Why Women Are Turning Their Backs on The Alt-Right

Who would have possibly thought the tradwife way of life wouldn't be sustainable forever? In a series of New York Times articles and Instagram influencer pivots, we're seeing a mass exodus of women leaving the tradwife moniker behind.This week, hosts Ione and Gina discuss the way ...  Show more

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