HeyJaredEmma Madden
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Aug 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for theguardian.com
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- Aug 4, 2026
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âWeâre at a crisis pointâ: Chappell Roan, Shirley Manson and Eli on playing Olivia Rodrigoâs women-led festival (opens the original)
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Ahead of playing Rodrigoâs Daisy Chain Fields, artists explain why female-first festivals are due for a resurgence When I first saw the poster for Olivia Rodrigoâs inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival in June, I assumed it was AI. Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, the Breeders, Bikini Kill and Garbage, all arranged in a neat line â and this was before I got to the words âspecial guestsâ. Karen O, Sarah McLachlan. And, to top it all off, Stevie Nicks? No. I saw the post confirmed on Rodr
Slayyyter live review â raucous show announces a new princess of sleaze-pop (opens the original)
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The cult star proves she is ready for popâs big leagues in a show that blends chaotic punk energy with technical finesse The last time Slayyyter toured, in 2023, she struggled to break even and had to fly home boxes of unsold merch. Back then, she was still largely the domain of Twitter gays: a subcultural figure to those who assessed music in terms of âflopsâ and âbopsâ. Then, midway through 2025, she released the electro-trashy Beat Up Chanel$, and suddenly caught everyoneâs attent
âA bit like meditationâ: why Saw is my feelgood movie (opens the original)
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The latest in our series of writers picking their go-to comfort films is a grimy and gory trip back to the start of a surprisingly uplifting torture porn franchise I was petsitting recently for a white suburban family, with the typical streaming habits therein. They had two kids; their most-watched shows, according to the history that showed up on the screen, were Bluey for the kids and The Office for the adults. When they came home from their weeklong trip, they wouldâve found their watch his
Is it OK to talk about Ariana Grandeâs body? There is no right answer (opens the original)
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I wish I could say that expressing concern for the pop starâs health is helpful â but I know from experience itâs not that simple The last time I opened X, a photo of Ariana Grande leaning over in a low-cut black dress, clavicle showing, was at the top of the feed. The post read: âhey @grok make Ariana Grande healthy and fatâ. Images of celebrities at their most skeletal regularly rise to the top of social feeds because they generate enormous, dissenting engagement. Social media platfo
From Heartstopper to Sterling Point: how teen TV is thriving again with love, sex and nostalgia (opens the original)
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Shows like Off Campus and The Summer I Turned Pretty are winning viewers with grounded coming-of-age themes Annie Jacobson has a 10-step skincare routine, a voice-activated white noise machine, the wardrobe of a Uniqlo mom, and no desire for anything other than getting into Wharton Business School. “You’re 17. You’re acting 30,” her twin brother Connor tells her, encouraging her to spend her summer partying instead. As central characters in Prime Video’s new coming-of-age drama Sterling Point, t
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