Latest Quotes

“We don't have to understand shit about for it to be real.”

— Aeryn Michelle Williams, Diego Hargreeves, David Castaneda, The Frankel Footage

“There’s no such thing as a bad Laura Dern performance. Or even an average Laura Dern performance, for that matter.”

— Keaton Bell, Vogue, Every Laura Dern Performance, Ranked

“Well, to begin with, expect to see a lot of Donald Trump, with possible appearances by the president on all four nights.”

— Stuart Emmrich, Vogue, Guess Who's Not Coming to the RNC Party This Year?

“Glossier triples valuation.”

— Kate Clark, Glossier triples valuation, enters unicorn club with $100M round

“This word holds so many meanings. Are you in love? I don’t know! Are you?”

— Drew Gregory, When Is it Love?

“Why is it that male coming of age narratives always feel autonomous, like they are coming into their own and becoming a man and like going off on a vision quest or howling at the moon or something, and female coming of age narratives are a thing that happens to women?”

— Gabrielle Lisk, Coming of Age Narratives

“News publishers have added their subscribe pages to the long list of things they constantly tinker with in an attempt to drive revenue during challenging times.”

— Max Willens, The subscribe page has become a laboratory for news publishers experimenting with revenue stream options

“Maybe the possibility of a world without Team Yellow was never within our reach”

— Aron Garst, Fall Guys Dev Threatening To Delete Team Yellow

“As one of the most powerful women in rock—a (largely) male-dominated category—Lee has had to simultaneously prove herself and get comfortable speaking up for her needs. Truthfully, she didn’t have much of a choice.”

— Ilana Kaplan, The Rebirth of Evanescence's Amy Lee

“The green circle indicating a Close Friends post is a virtual Hey, can I buy you a drink? Some users are sober and not suffering from quarantine horniness.”

— Joseph Longo , When Instagram 'Close Friends' Get Way Too Close

“I don’t have the time or emotional bandwidth to delve into just how fucking stupid this video is, enlisting the spirit of resistance to totalitarian government (already diluted by appearing in an advertisement) to...get people onside in their quest for some more money.”

— Luke Plunkett, Everything About This Sucks

“We have to let go of the idea that we can’t feel both playful in the moment and anxious about the state of the world.”

— Kristin Wong, How to Add More Play to Your Grown-Up Life, Even Now

“Instagram has long been a place where what you see might be smoke and mirrors—a home for the best and most beautiful version of everyday life, put on display for consumption and then expensive imitation.”

— Kaitlyn Tiffany, The Women Making Conspiracy Theories Beautiful

“People who love aliens as much as I do feel a cautious optimism: UFOs are everywhere, offering just a bit of hope that there’s something out there, that we aren’t totally alone.”

— Katie Heaney, Are the Aliens Just Grooving?

“Just let us all be gamers and stop trying to make Kim Kardashian’s mobile game more profitable than it already is.”

— Jodi Smith, E3 Shares Parade's 'List of Games for Women Gamers' That Includes Solitaire and Kim Kardashian's Phone Game

“I draw completely for myself, but I think other people can learn a lot from my drawings about me. I even draw to find out about me.”

— Chanel Miller, Chanel Miller, From Anonymous to Artist

“Sometimes you spend one day feeling wretched and then the next day, you feel miraculously better. It’s like you burned off something toxic by facing a dark truth about yourself. You took your humbling.”

— Heather Havrilesky, ‘Why Do My Friendships Always Fade Away?’

“As I look back over my last 149 essays, I see memories, heartbreaks, and joys, all poured into my essays of size 12 font.”

— Colleen George, Some Lessons I’ve Learned From Reflecting On Life In 150 Essays

“Wish I could've loved you better Wish you'd kiss me; wish I wasn't me, me”

— Fletcher, If I Hated You

“Romantic desire is complicated for everyone, but for us it is so often political.”

— Loré Yessuff, Trying to Feel Love-Worthy