“Let’s get her some sex.” Many of today’s progressives are too young to remember the Mary Tyler Moore Show, which brought feminism, sex positivity, homosexuality, birth control, and pay equality to the small screen like never before. ↩︎ New York Times, posted Jan. 26, 2017 A film about women
After a lifetime of mental illness, one woman opts to try electroconvulsive therapy. She discusses her decision with her sister.
When insomnia and technological convenience collide, a lifetime of binge reading reaches its full potential.
Writers who haven’t quit their day jobs, who cram in the writing hours around full-time work, discuss juggling office life, family, and creativity.
Reviewers of Chuck Klosterman’s I Wear The Black Hat: Grappling with Villains (Real and Imagined) all like to relate Klosterman’s theory of Star Wars. The theory goes like this: For male fans, the character they identify with most in childhood is the innocent Luke Skywalker; in adolescence and
A day in the life of three women.
A sharp-dressed private eye can’t escape corruption in 1930s Los Angeles.
A 17th-century dandy’s wardrobe rises and falls with his fortunes.
Jil Sander, Fendi create modern-day costumes as delicious as any period drama.
“The Last of the Mohicans’” outfits were caught between the Old and New Worlds.
