Music & Culture Writer / Words: @Stereogum, @LATimes, @TIME, @RollingStone / Copywriting @discohq / Stevie Nicks bio ‘Lessons & Lace’ coming Sept 2026
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My first book ‘Lessons and Lace’ is real and it’s coming Sept 15! 🎩
A philosophical bio of Stevie Nicks (and cheekily named for “Leather and Lace”), L&L traces Stevie’s singular journey through the lens of her life lessons and words of wisdom 🌹🕊️🪄
penguinrandomhouse.com/books…
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YOU'RE BORN. YOU SEE PANTS STYLES GO FROM BAGGY TO SKINNY BACK TO BAGGY EVERY 10 YEARS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. YOU DIE. THE END
It's actually kind of wild to see The Devils going viral among culture writers and filmgoers -- I watched a downloaded version on a laptop in 2008 and for years it existed (old Rose voice) *only in my memory* as something of a fever dream from my early 20s
This song used to go on every “I Like You” mix CD I made in college
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if you’re super mad about a live cover of a replacements song sounding sort of half-assed and messy, i have some very bad news for you about the replacements
For the @latimes, I spoke to 'Bojack' designer and 'Tuca & Bertie' creator Lisa Hanawalt about her fantastic new illustrated memoir, 'I Can't Stop Thinking About Horses And Sex'
latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
Thank you @ThatEricAlper for such a thoughtful and lovely review of ‘Lessons & Lace’!! 😭❤️🔮
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With cooking, I’m like the Spice Girls, but instead of “if you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my friends,” it’s more like “you gotta be the one to cook because all I can make is cereal and omelettes”
The thing about Jake Shane is that he knows what things ARE but not what they represent or why they’re important.
Naturally, that’s infuriating for anyone who has built a career around articulating why a thing or a person is important / worth taking time to understand
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also in order for jessa and hannah to ever be friends again, adam has to be completely out of all their lives and jessa treats her relationship with adam like it was something a body snatcher did for a year or two so no, he ain't around.
Lena will no doubt come up with a wild and fitting explanation for what his character is up to / why he's no longer in their lives. Can't wait to hear how and when he and Jessa inevitably broke up
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i don't often say our own stories are "must-read" but this is a MUST-READ.
i, @yogurttowne, and especially tatiana have spent the past 72 hours working ceaselessly on getting this out. tremendous thanks to all who were willing to speak with us for this piece.
A Vancouver woman has detailed allegations of sexual assault against Geordie Greep. She and Greep's former keyboardist spoke to Paste about what happened on October 8.
READ: pastemagazine.com/music/geor…
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No One dies from love by Tove Lo is in my 10 best pop songs of all time and I’m So Serious
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Thanks for reading this 🙏🏽
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This album is an absolute soul refreshing banger from top to tail.
Yes, and -- the way @lindseyweber & @bobbyfinger list a bunch of recent celebrity profile headlines that say a bunch of nothing is totally brilliant and such a bummer to behold. Headlines like 'Keke Palmer Is In Control' or 'Chris Evans Is Having Second Thoughts'
*deep sigh*
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A nice thing about parasocial relationships is that sometimes you’re really happy and proud for people you have never met even once. 🥲
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Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger are thrilled to have cemented their legacy with a book that could (and really should) be taught in media and communications classes.
“Bobby and I both obviously love celebrities,” Weber tells The Times. “But we love media more.”
Read more about the new book by the @whoweekly hosts: latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
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“Finger and Weber have cemented their legacy with a book that could (and really should) be taught in media and communications classes.” @latimes !!