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Minority Report by Zan Gilani.
Freedom Writer by Dunni Oduyemi.
An interview with Junot Diaz.
Turning Off the Lights by Sammy Roth.
Issue Eight.
Plastic Tiger Lillies by Ruby Dutcher.
The New
The only sensible conclusion I can come to is that it’s all an elaborate prank. A tongue-in-cheek piece of social commentary. A critique of our obsession with celebrity for the sake of celebrity. An examination of our stir-crazy, star-crazed social media stupors. Just look at the cover. How can a hashtag as long and inaccurate as #worldsmosttalkedaboutcouple be anything but a joke?
Come On, Vogue by Adil Habib.
Girls, Girls, Girls.
Issue Seven.
The luncheon on the grass? I bought it.
The Luncheon On The Grass (1862-1863), Edouard Manet / Independent Women, Destiny’s Child
In Delirium by Morgan Wilcock
Illustration by Nancy Chen.
So, to say that it’s refreshing to see a black woman winning an award may sound crass; but it comes in the same breath as the question: When are we going to see a black woman win an award for playing a character who isn’t, in one way or another, being oppressed?
Love for Lupita by Dunni Oduyemi
Rolling Stone 2004
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Wes Anderson goes though his filmography and shares stories about working with Bill Murray.
"As a designer, you carry your past, everything you know and what you’ve seen. It’s not just a pretty garment, but elements that are reflected in it."
-Dries Van Noten
Now You See Me by Giulia Ollson.
The State of Our Union by Rebeka Cohan and Emma Goss.