HeyJaredBrian Moylan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 26
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Bronwyn Newport Gets Undressed (opens the original)
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“I’m trying to consolidate everything.” Bronwyn Newport, 41, is standing barefoot outside of her unit at the Extra Space Storage facility in Millcreek, Utah, a suburb ten minutes from Salt Lake City. Wearing a Moschino coat made up of hundreds of plastic flowers, she surveys the racks of ruffles, feathers, and furs straining to escape their concrete prison. A pair of shimmering aubergine Jimmy Choos sits by the curb. “I was afraid the gravel would mess up my shoes,” she says, giggling and shakin
The Real Housewives of New York City Recap: Pump Up the Jam (opens the original)
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Two scenes in this episode made me feel like I was right back in the New York of my dreams, where at any moment I could run into Parker Posey on East 9th Street, order a dollar slice, or see a rat that had just become a father to a family of six and was having the best day of his life. The first is when Carole walks along the sidewalk with her emotional-support homosexual, Eric. (You know it has to be Eric with a c because K doesn’t last a second around him.) She’s wearing an effortlessly chic o
The Great British Baking Show Season-Premiere Recap: Here Comes the Judge (opens the original)
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It’s so fittingly Bake Off, sorry, I mean Baking Show, that Prue Leith’s final duty as judge is to star in a somewhat corny Doctor Who–inspired introduction. For those who missed the joke, the British institution Doctor Who, or in this case Doctor Prue, cycles through actors playing the titular doctor by “regenerating” from one to the next. Here, Prue walks into something that looks like a TARDIS (the Doctor’s intergalactic transportation of choice) called a “Proving Box,” totally missing the ob
The Real Housewives of New York City Recap: Jam Don’t Shake (opens the original)
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New taglines just dropped, and I have to take my hat off (I’m not wearing a hat) to Hailey Glassman, whose line “When they go low, I get high” is an instant classic. Concise, witty, building on a well-recognized phrase, and immediately showing us the character she wants to create. I would give her an award, except she took Jessel to go play pickleball and, I swear, this is a scourge that must be stopped. Every single woman on every single show has done this now. It’s the new vaginal rejuvenation
Mary Cosby Is Going to Be Okay (opens the original)
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Mary Cosby is exiting a town car and headed for the entrance of STK Steakhouse in the late summer Utah heat when a fan — a tall, middle-aged guy walking a toy poodle — shouts, “Mary, we love you!” She bristles a bit, looking uncomfortable in her impeccably tailored pink silk Tom Ford suit. “Fame itself is dark,” Cosby, 53, says when we sit down for lunch. “It’s not a happy place. It’s not a place you reach and then you’re like, ‘Okay, I’m good.’ It alienates you. It puts you in a space where you
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