“The magazine aims to showcase this juxtaposition of problems and solutions, though Defebaugh said he wasn’t a fan of calling things “solutions” since we have a long ways to go before we actually solve the riddle of how we can live within the bounds of Earth.”
— Brian Kahn, Striking Photos Capture the Unnatural Transformation of the Amazon Rainforest
“Following a tumultuous 2018 in which its offices were raided by the Manhattan D.A., its editors publicly rebuked its parent company for interfering with their reporting and its former co-owner was indicted on fraud and money-laundering charges, Newsweek is looking for a fresh start.”
— Greg Dool, Newsweek Retains Poynter Institute in Bid to Rehab Credibility
“If you’d like to subtly body-shame your pet, the menu also has a 'When I’m Dieting' section that includes Pan Roasted True North Salmon ($28) and a grilled chicken breast ($16); both entrees come with a side of steamed vegetables. For dessert, the restaurant offers a choice of sliced apples and heir…”
— Jelisa Castrodale, This NYC Restaurant Is Really Out Here Selling $42 Steaks for Dogs
“I’m not seeking these images out anymore, but when I come across seemingly 'perfect' photos of models and celebrities, it’s as if they are speaking directly to the ghost of my eating disorder. It’s hard not to be haunted.”
— De Elizabeth, Social Media Fueled My Eating Disorder But Also Helped Save Me