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We all identify with Beyoncé at one point or another (or we at least we think we do), but this weekend, I sat speechless while watching Lemonade. She was singing about my life for the past seven years, channelling my experiences so vividly that I wouldn’t put clairvoyance past her. You know when someone is lying […]

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A photo posted by Kaitlyn Bristowe (@kaitlynbristowe) on Oct 24, 2015 at 6:29pm PDT For devoted fans of The Bachelor franchise, last night was difficult—it marked the first Monday in 11 weeks that we were without two hours of over-produced, reality show bliss. Yes, Ben chose Lauren B., Jojo was declared the next Bachelorette, and […]

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Back in the ’60s and ’70s, being a Playboy Bunny was a thing. Many fit, young, attractive women who wanted to escape the 9-to-5 dreck of an office environment took night shifts in private clubs and donned rabbit ears and bodysuits instead of working a desk or retail. Hugh Hefner’s bar-like establishments trained waitstaff on […]

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When Spice Girls sang “2 becomes 1” back in 1996, Posh, Scary, Sporty, Ginger and Baby had no clue what they were crooning about. A weekend binge of Netflix’s latest series, Love, proves it. The show debuts on February 19 and Judd Apatow—the man who piloted projects such as Freaks and Geeks, This Is 40 […]

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I have never been friends with an ex, nor do I want to be. Every time I see my girlfriends casually texting with their exes or catching up with one over lunch, I can’t help but ask: do we really have to stay friends with everybody? In fact, Fiona Apple devoted an entire song to […]

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Last week I shopped online for a razor-sharp hatpin and a vintage notebook; for eyebrow mousse, party shoes and James Joyce’s filthy letters to Nora Barnacle. And because the specs of my life are increasingly furnished by the Net—and because what men in my life?—it was with considerable interest that I looked into InvisibleBoyfriend.com. This hot site allows […]

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I will start with an admission: I am a terrific failure at online dating. It’s not that I’m a Luddite when it comes to cyber-communication; I grew up on the cusp of the generation that came of (dating) age during the digital era. Yet somehow, meeting someone online reduces me to the level of awkward small talk at a wedding with an elderly uncle: “Where do you live?” “Is it nice there?” (Uncomfortable pause.) “What do you like to eat?” And the perils of online communication don’t disappear after the first few dates: A guy I was seeing ignored my Facebook friend request until I retracted it, embarrassed; an ex-boyfriend abruptly untagged himself from every photo we appeared in together. The internet, for all its Google Pluses, has created plenty of minuses in my love life.