This Friday, Emily Calandrelli, known as "The Space Gal," will be the 100th woman in space.
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Good literature — like Station Eleven — reminds us how to resist despair: by building new worlds.
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When one of us dies, we all feel it.
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These are a few rituals that I — a neurodivergent, very attention-deficient book worm — have adopted to make reading an essential part of my daily life again.
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Cottagecore is dead. Synth pop reigns in Midnights.
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The ambient fear of my grandmother’s inevitable death hung over me like deep summer humidity. I knew from a young age how precious our time together was, how fraught the timeline, how scarce the memories would someday be. And all these years later, I still grasp at silhouettes of that summer and they slip through my fingers like rain.
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Your virtual composite of who you want to be and what you are looking for, your “I’m a straight male, 30s, seeking short term and long term relationships and friends” — I see peppered with us, our memories.
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E spoke with four women about their experiences of the COVID-19 lockdown in Italy.
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Dust motes drift like ashes / perhaps an old dream / perhaps you
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For some inexplicable reason, I feel an intense kinship with Bourdain. I suppose Bourdain feels like my own cautionary tale.
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Writing about Camp is the least Camp thing we can do. But for your edification, we’ll dip our toes into the controversial.
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I asked if you kept the old habits. You smiled without teeth and said, “the best place to hide track marks is between your toes.” You wear your wounds so plain in your messiah sandals.
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Queen of Basel is a great unraveling of race, power, and gender, and how these systems keep us apart.
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By photographing women who have had illegal abortions, Nós Por Todas works to bring urgency to women's reproductive rights.
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