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In Jezebel’s newest series Rummaging Through the Attic, we interview nonfiction authors whose books explore fascinating moments, characters, and stories in history. For this episode we spoke with Elizabeth Hinton, professor and author of America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since…

Of course, we all know how the story typically goes: swan sees girl, swan grabs girl, girl possibly tries on swan’s knowledge with his power. Tale nearly as old as tales get. However, in a clever retelling of the classic “Leda and the Swan” myth immortalized by the Yeats poem, a clever teenage auteur in New Jersey has…

Dating is a specific form of torture that requires the illusion of interest, using the same skillset as a tenacious job search or looking to buy in a competitive real estate market. Every princess who finds their little prince must first kiss a grip of frogs, while enduring an internal debate about whether or not the…

There are two things that Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery’s winsome and nerdy ginger orphan, and I have in common: a tendency towards hyperbole, and a weakness for things that are beautiful. In a particularly memorable scene from the first book, Anne manages to warm the heart of Matthew, brother of Marilla,…

This summer, Jezebel is hosting authors sharing summer reading recommendations from across various genres. Today’s guest is Katie Kitamura, author of the new novel Intimacies, which follows a translater who has left New York for the Hague in the wake of her father’s death and begun working at the international…

Singer and new parent Halsey found some time during her child’s nap time on Wednesday to let Allure know exactly how they felt about a recent cover story and interview featuring the artist. According to E!, the since-deleted tweets railed against the outlet for only using “she” to refer to Halsey throughout the piece…

“I definitely wanted to have that classic pop-punk bite, that’s almost like a rap,” Willow Smith said in a recent video for Genius, going over the lyrics of the single “Transparent Soul” from her new album, lately I Feel EVERYTHING. “I knew I wanted to have that vibe, and I knew it needed to be aggressive, and angsty.”

How do you compress a book that spans (depending on the edition) nearly 1,000 pages and took Frank Herbert six years to write into coherent cinema? Badly! That’s at least the way it’s gone so far for Dune, Herbert’s trippy 1965 sci-fi classic about intergalactic politics, the evolution of religion, and powerful worm…

Peloton instructors are by design, incredibly aspirational; they’re hot, they’re fit, they say all the right things. But the latest addition to the cultish fitness platform, Rad Lopez, manages to be all this and more. Lopez debuted as one of Peloton’s newest strength instructors in June, and from the moment I laid…

Life in Arkansas just became a fraction easier for those who require access to safe abortion, along with youths seeking gender-affirming treatment, as two different judges have blocked bills aiming to deny each of these things.

The couple allegedly at the center of one of last years’ devastating wildfires in California—which destroyed 23,000 acres, five homes, 15 other buildings, and ultimately cost the life a firefighter—have rightfully been indicted on a lot of charges stemming from the fact that they wanted people to know what sort of…

Tres Genco, a 21-year-old man in Hillsboro, Ohio, has been charged by a federal grand jury over the planning of a mass shooting at an Ohio college after years of posting on “incel” message boards and idolizing Elliot Rodger, who killed six people and injured 14 in Isla Vista, California and at University of California…

In May, Courtney Stodden revealed to the Daily Beast the online abuse they had endured at the hands of Chrissy Teigen, who told the then-teenager to “go to sleep forever” and that “I hate you,” as well as accusing Stodden of being on drugs. Teigen later “apologized,” although I wouldn’t quite call it that. Neither…

Transgender student athletes in Louisiana can rest assured that they won’t be kicked off their teams—at least for now. On Wednesday, the Louisiana House was unable whip enough votes to override Democratic Governor John Bel Edward’s veto of a bill that would ban transgender athletes from school sports teams.