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The Silly, Kitschy Holiday Ornaments That Deserve To Be Adorned All Over Your Christmas Tree
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(Living)
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... embraces her feminine power. Show off your pride for just how cool women’s bodies are, and continue the movement to normalize the conversation in this fun and festive way.
Potted Plant, Etsy
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Created on 20 December 2021
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Comedian Grace Kuhlenschmidt is Here, She's Queer, and Her Social Media Fans are Into I
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(Entertainment)
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... the Fockers could be fun if it was about lesbian moms dealing with their daughter bringing home a boyfriend.”
The choice provides a window into the up-and-coming comedian’s taste—one seasoned with pinches ...
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Created on 27 May 2021
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Give Your Erotic Imagination A Software Update With These Four Fun Apps
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(Sex)
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The modern axiom is true: there’s an app for everything. Have a question about pleasure or intimacy? Need some inspo for your next solo session? Before you head to Google, try one of these women-founded ...
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Created on 13 November 2020
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5 Ways To Take Care Of Yourself And Your Community This Election Day
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(Living)
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... also be really helpful to have a news-free space where you are able to retreat to every hour to either connect with a friend, do something physical like dance/practice yoga or watch funny TikToks. Ten ...
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Created on 02 November 2020
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"Hitting A Straight Lick With A Crooked Stick" Offers Even More Reasons To Love Zora Neale Hursto
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(Books)
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... “couldn’t keep up with him here.” Often funny and always smart, this sampler of work won’t just remind readers how special Hurston was—it also offers up new reasons to love her.
By Lydia Wang
Hitting ...
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Created on 17 April 2020
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4 Black Women Who Changed The World
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(Feminism)
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... from the start. Underfunded and seen as little more than a symbolic vote, Shirley fought to be taken seriously, even suing to ensure she was included in TV debates. She gained backing from the Black Panthers, ...
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Created on 04 February 2019
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"Corn Fed" Writer Melanie LaForce On Anxiety, Writing, And Coming Of Age In The Midwes
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(Books)
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... is a young girl struggling with anxiety at school and camp, and follows her through college, gaining a PhD, and into adulthood. LaForce writes in a frank and funny style about topics ranging from her love ...
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Created on 31 January 2019
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Abbi Jacobson And Ilana Glazer Say Goodbye To "Broad City"—But Not Each Othe
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(TV)
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For the last five years, Broad City has been the most reliably funny (and feminist) show on TV. Here, the show’s creators and stars, Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, sit down with writer and comedian ...
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Created on 23 January 2019
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Frida Kahlo's Clothing, Jewelry, And Makeup Will Be Shown In The US For The First Tim
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(Arts)
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... Winthrop Miles Fund, 2010.80. Photo by Nickolas Muray, © Nickolas Muray Photo Archive. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)
More from BUST
How Much Do You Know About Simone De Beauvoir? Take The Quiz
"Worlds ...
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Created on 29 November 2018
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How Much Do You Know About Joan Didion?
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(Books)
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Our April/May 2018 Pop Quiz by BUST editor Emily Rems is all about Joan Didion.
Journalist, essayist, novelist, memoirist, playwright, and screenwriter Joan Didion is a literary giant famous for ...
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Created on 26 April 2018
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Carrie Fisher Talks About Aging And Loss In This 2012 Interview From The BUST Archives
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(Books)
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... tour of addiction, bipolar disorder, and her experiences with ECT (Electro-Convulsive Therapy), in a way that leaves readers feeling like she’s your funny, cynical, down-to-earth BFF. From her home in ...
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Created on 19 April 2018
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Lena Waithe Wants To Make A Mary Tyler Moore Biopic: Link Roundup
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(Movies)
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... won’t fly by planning events and circulating letters and fliers about “Love a Muslim Day,” which awards “points” for everything from buying a Muslim coffee to raising funds for individuals in Palestine ...
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Created on 03 April 2018
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BUST's April/May 2018 Issue With Cover Gal Samira Wiley Is On Newsstands Now
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(Entertainment)
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... Ford
Pop Quiz: Multiple-choice fun with Joan Didion. By Emily Rems
Bra-ometer: Feminist news at a glance. By Solange Castellar
Museum of Femoribilia: The shirtwaist set women free in the early 20th ...
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Created on 27 March 2018
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Teen Girls Take On Sexism In Sophie Strauss' "Quiz In A Magazine" Video: Interview With Animator Becca Schucha
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(Music)
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... enough to get to Skype with Becca and her class as they workshopped the video and got to see my wildly talented friend Becca guide a room full of 12-14 year old girls who were smart, passionate, funny, ...
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Created on 16 October 2017
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Week Of Women: September 29-October 5, 2017
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(Entertainment)
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... genre-mixing and experimentation that made its 2015 debut so much fun,” says BUST. Out Friday, September 29 on Dirty Hit. See BUST’s October/November 2017 issue for review.
Three Futures by Torres
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Created on 27 September 2017
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Here's What Fashionable Men Dressed Like In The 1800
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(Style)
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Men’s fashion changed very little during the nineteenth century, especially when compared to women’s fashion of the same period. For this reason, I thought it better to provide a general overview of ...
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Created on 06 September 2017
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How 'Hidden Figures' Let Me See Mysel
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(Movies)
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... the magnetic field pattern of the stereo earphone using bits of iron she shaved off a pot (sorry Mom). That kid who read encyclopedias for fun. But I was also that kid at possibly the worst intersection ...
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Created on 10 February 2017
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On Newsstands Now
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(Magazine)
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... Emily Ratajkowski is sharpening the “Blurred Lines” of her past to create a more feminist future.
By Lisa Butterworth
Eye of the Tiger
An insider’s guide to the fun, food, and family traditions of ...
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Created on 01 February 2017
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May/June 2019
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(Magazine)
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... We want Queer Eye’s Tan France to help us shop for pants. By Lydia Wang
Pop Quiz: Carol Burnett is as funny as it gets! By Emily Rems
Museum of Femoribilia: On leap year, women used to lay all their ...
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Created on 01 February 2017
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Summer 2020
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(Magazine)
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... cell led by women—and they had a blast. By Rachel Leibrocks
Paper Dolls
When flappers took over the funnies in the 1920s, it was women cartoonists doing the drawing. By Miss Rosen
Rumor ...
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Created on 01 February 2017
