Month: May 2019

If the Senate committee chaired by Joe Biden had taken sexual harassment seriously during Anita Hill’s testimony against then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, political leaders could’ve started a crucial conversation around sexual-violence epidemic decades ago, Hill writes in a New York Times op-ed. Because they did not, though, a necessary reckoning still must come — […]

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After its annual fashion show posted its worst-ever ratings in November, Victoria’s Secret has reportedly decided to “rethink” the spectacle’s nearly two-decade tenure on network television. CNBC reports that L Brands CEO Les Wexner circulated a memo announcing that the networks no longer felt like the “right fit,” and that the underwear giant will be […]

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One news item that hasn’t escaped my notice these past 72 hours is that Prince Harry likes being a dad; he’s made that abundantly clear. “As any father and parent would ever say, your baby is absolutely amazing,” he told reporters on Monday, “but this little thing is absolutely to die for, and I’m just […]

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After a couple hours of swiping on Bumble not so very long ago, I had exactly one decent match, a programmer in San Francisco. He had an honest face slung on two good cheekbones, and he posed with acceptable-enough props (guitar, martini, ’90s-era Macintosh). Naturally, I messaged him about the computer. After a back-and-forth about […]

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Click:glitter cannon June Diane Raphael wasn’t stressed about the coffee stain on her cream jumpsuit. She’d spilled her cup while getting into the car that brought her uptown to meet me at the Regency Bar & Grill, but Raphael practices something she calls “radical acceptance.” Fans of the actress/comedian/writer/producer are familiar with her position of […]

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