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His first collection was set to launch on September 13, 2001. Fifty-two episodes in, this is the first time I've had another fashion designer in this chair. Rubin Singer and I have some interesting parallels. He launched his own label in 2007, the year I came home from Paris. We both started line


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My mom said she was glad Dolly wasn't political. I disagree. Dolly Parton was deeply political. The week Dolly Parton died, the President of the United States and the Democratic Socialists released essentially the same statement about her. One woman, both sides, same sentiment. That doesn't happe

Kaitlan Collins got mocked to her face and refused to take the bait. Zendaya is about to disappear on purpose. Three people deciding how they get to be seen — and doing it by stepping back. IN THIS EPISODE Kaitlan Collins got mocked to her face this week at the White House Correspondents' Dinner

Three things are capturing my attention in pop culture this week, and they have almost nothing to do with each other — which is exactly why I can't stop thinking about them. First: Threads. I was never a Twitter person, I deleted TikTok to be less distracted, and lately Instagram just feels like t

This week's Voice Notes: three things I can't stop recommending, and one celebrity who lost me. BrenĂ© Brown and Adam Grant's new podcast The Curiosity Shop, the tradwife thriller Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, and season two of The Four Seasons on Netflix — plus why Gwyneth Paltrow disappointed 

It's been a minute. If you've noticed, the podcast has been sporadic at best for the first part of this year — and I want to explain what's been happening. The short version: I was writing a book. Not the one I told you about last year, but a completely different one that grew out of my Word of the

At 30 weeks pregnant, Rayna Reid Rayford walked into a Houston ER in excruciating pain. They sent her home. Dehydration, they said. She came back a week later, still in agony. Same diagnosis. Same dismissal. What changed everything? Five physician family members in town for her baby shower. They

For nearly a decade, I've used one word to guide my year. Not as a resolution. As a practice. And it's changed how I make decisions, navigate transitions, and design a life that actually fits. Most "word of the year" practices are aspirational—you pick a word that sounds good, make it your scr

This week, I'm thinking about three things that all have something in common: rewriting the script. Sometimes it's a script someone else wrote for you, sometimes it's your own script that you decide to change, and sometimes it's a narrative we've been telling wrong as a nation for over 70 years. 

This week I'm thinking about three things in pop culture that have an unexpected through-line: Catherine O'Hara's comedy, a new book about mattering, and the Roseberry siblings' creative partnership. What connects them is the difference between performance and being performative. When art comes 

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