Books & Art

The first romance novel I ever read was Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin. I discovered it in high school after I borrowed it from my older sister and bec

With TikTok’s spike in popularity and the rise in Instagram use during quarantine, influencers have never been so front and centre in our daily lives. So

Morgan Harper Nichols has been autistic since childhood, but it wasn’t until her recent diagnosis that things became clear for her. “Since I was young,

The ‘crazy lesbian’ trope has long permeated popular culture. Whether a character is obsessive to the point of delusion (as in Black Swan or Mu

Warning: This article contains descriptions of traumatic events, including sexual assault, which some readers might find upsetting. My Body Keeps Your Secr

“Taking a photo every day is, for me, a way of showing up for myself. It’s part of a larger process of accountability and self-care,” says 27

Bolu Babalola knows a thing or two about meet-cutes. She’s Twitter’s resident “romcomoisseur,” New Girl stan and general expert of love onscreen an

We usually think of child beauty pageants as an American phenomenon. After all, they make up a booming industry in America. It was estimated in 2013 that t

Emma Jane Unsworth is an award-winning novelist and screenwriter whose novel Animals is now a major motion picture. In her first nonfiction work, After The

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has radically altered young people’s priorities. Some have relocated to the countryside while others have moved back

As our list of Things We Can Look Forward To finally starts to grow again, Jojo Moyes, the acclaimed author of Me Before You, has a new summer romance nove

Berlin-based photographer Marina Hoppmann was just 17 years old when she lost her mum, Ria. The two of them had been exceptionally close and the experience

The following is an extract from The Reset: Ideas to Change How We Work and Live by Elizabeth Uviebinené. Satisfaction often isn’t a result of what job