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Tan France
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Tan France
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Created on 20 June 2019
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"Queer Eye's" Tan France On The Importance Of Sharing Your Own Story: BUST Intervi
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(Article tagged with: Tan France)
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Everyone thinks they know Tan France. As the fashion expert on Netflix’s Queer Eye, he’s famous for his sharp style and wit, which has earned the designer legions of fans—and has positioned his signature ...
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Created on 20 June 2019
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Dating & New York Starring Former BUST Boy Du Jour Jaboukie Young-White, Shows the Ups and Downs of... Dating in New York
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... common method for mingling-hooking up on dating apps. The romantic comedy follows Milo (Jaboukie Young-White from The Daily Show with Trevor Noah) and Wendy (Francesca Reale from Stranger Things) as they ...
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Created on 21 September 2021
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Three Slow Burn Novels For the Fall: A Fictional Account of 12 Century Poet Marie de France, a murder-mystery, and Happy Hour, a Debut Novel about 2 Young Women Navigating a Hot NYC Summer
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... A Novel
By Lauren Groff
(Riverhead Books)
Over 800 years after her death, almost nothing is known about Marie de France—France’s first recorded woman poet. Aside from her work (and one vague epilogue ...
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Created on 14 September 2021
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Josephine Baker, First Black Superstar of the Silver Screen, Makes Her Criterion Channel Debut In Featured Collection
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... Louis on June 3, 1906 but achieved international fame in France, where she spent most of her adult life and built her legendary entertainment career.
Baker started out in Paris’ illustrious cabaret ...
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Created on 13 September 2021
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Ma Belle, My Beauty: A French Love Story With a Twist: BUST Review
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Written and Directed by Marion Hill. Out Now
Newlyweds Bertie (Idella Johnson) and Fred (Lucien Guignard) have just moved to the South of France and seem to have it all. But Bertie’s depressed after ...
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Created on 24 August 2021
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Jenny Slate's Film "The Sunlit Night" Is An Earnest And Honest Attempt At Translating Creative Thinking Onto The Screen: Revi
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... not borne out by the rest of the story), and following a rejection from an artist residency, Frances (Jenny Slate) naturally feels adrift and unfulfilled as an artist. On a whim, Frances takes a job as ...
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Created on 25 June 2021
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“Gender Equitable” French Cities Are Mapping Out Budgets With a New Lens. Why Isn’t the US?
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(Feminism)
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Lyon, a city in France with over 500,000 people, is rolling out changes to its budget to create more equity in its urban planning specifically in the category of gender reform, according to Bloomberg. ...
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Created on 08 June 2021
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Designer Zandra Rhodes Has Been The U.K.’s Queen of Color for 50 Years: BUST Interview
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(Style)
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... this bridal top off of the rail and I said, ‘Put this on, see how you feel in it,’” she recalls.
Jours De France uses a photo from Princess Anne’s British Vogue shoot, announcing her engagement wearing ...
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Created on 28 May 2021
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"Ahead of the Curve" Is A Must-See Documentary About Franco Stevens and The Birth of Her Popular Lesbian Magazin
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Love, loss, and heartache are just a few of what Frances “Franco” Stevens endures. Founder of the lesbian magazine Curve, we watch the story of Stevens and her journey to finding herself, creating the ...
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Created on 26 May 2021
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"Little Amal," A 12-Foot Syrian Girl Puppet, Will Travel 5,000 Miles As Part Of A Public Art Project About The Plight Of Refugee
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(Arts)
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... Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and France, until she reaches the U.K.
The Walk Project was meant to have taken place between April and July of 2020, but was delayed by the pandemic, The Guardian ...
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Created on 12 May 2021
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The History of Capsule Wardrobes And How To Build One That Isn't Borin
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(Style)
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... a woman from day to night, office to party.”
Today, mainstream fashion magazines and websites publish an ongoing flurry of articles on capsule wardrobes. In January, Queer Eye fashionisto Tan France ...
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Created on 21 April 2021
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Women’s Pain Matters: The Implicit Gender Bias in Healthcare
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(Living)
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... sexually abused. It wasn’t until her boyfriend went to one of her appointments that she received the correct diagnosis: endometriosis and appendicitis.
In May 2018, a 22-year old woman in France complained ...
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Created on 15 April 2021
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Lysol's Horrifying History Of Marketing Cleaning Products As Birth Contro
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... displays a photo of a studious-looking woman, supposedly a Parisian doctor or “Madame Docteur” curiously named “George Fabre.” The booklet claims Fabre is one of the most prominent gynecologists in France, ...
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Created on 25 March 2021
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The Historic 2021 Oscars Nominations Could Mean Big Business For Future Women in Film
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The 93rd Annual Academy Award nominations have shattered (or, at least, chipped away at) the glass ceiling (or, at least, the high ceiling of Los Angeles’ Dolby Theatre).
The 2021 Oscars ceremony ...
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Created on 15 March 2021
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10 Timely, Empowering Books to Read During Women's History Mont
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... by Francelle Bradford White (2014)
In Andrée’s War, Francelle Bradford White tells the story of her mother, Andrée Griotteray. Griotteray was a 19-year-old girl who loved fashion and fun when she found ...
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Created on 08 March 2021
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"Nomadland" Offers An Unflinching Glimpse At Life On The Roa
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Spare and lonesome, Nomadland follows Fern (Frances McDormand) while she navigates her new life after the loss of her husband and her community. Based on the Jessica Bruder book Nomadland: Surviving ...
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Created on 19 February 2021
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Sincerity Amidst The Chaos: Valerie Mahaffey and Danielle Macdonald On Playing Absurd Characters In The New Film, "French Exit
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... into the puzzle of French Exit, a new dark comedy starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges, based on Patrick deWitt’s book by the same name. The film follows Frances and Malcolm Price, a mother-son ...
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Created on 16 February 2021
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5 great female-focused French films to watch tout suite!
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... into French womanhood. Each of these movies is an excuse to combine two pandemic hobbies — movie-watching and language-learning — and to take a trip to France from the comfort of your sofa. Bon voyage! ...
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Created on 08 February 2021
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Netflix’s “Rebecca” Tries To Fix The Sexism Of Hitchcock’s—But Sometimes Falls Flat
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... near their home. The protagonist fights to secure her husband, Maxim de Winter’s, affections first when they meet in France, and later when they arrive back at his grand inherited home. Throughout the ...
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Created on 05 November 2020
