Latest Quotes

“When I was 16, all I cared about was smashing the patriarchy and burning it down.”

— Tamara Chestna, Dylan Meyer, Lisa, Amy Poehler, Moxie

“Vivian: If you keep your head down, he'll move on and bother somebody else. Lucy: Thanks for the advice, but I'm gonna keep my head up, high.”

— Dylan Meyer, Tamara Chestna, Lucy Hernandez, Alycia Pascual-Peña, Moxie

“Hope is on the horizon, but this doesn’t mean hope is guaranteed.”

— Molly Jong-Fast, My Kingdom for a Hot Girl Summer

“Platitudes can pass for wisdom, but the wording mustn’t offend.”

— Joe Morgenstern, ‘Moxie’ Review

“The rain is always gonna come if you're standing with me.”

— Taylor Swift, peace

“So yeah, it's a war. It's the goddamn fight of my life and you started it.”

— Taylor Swift, Ivy

“Control yourself. Take only what you need from it.”

— MGMT, Kids

“And conservatives think the top story is Dr. Seuss? If that's where we all turn our attention, how convenient for them.”

— Jill Filipovic, Opinion

“Strange plot twists, here we come. And if you recognize that as a reference to Brit indie-rockers the Smiths, then do we have the film for you!”

— Clark Collis, Watch the trailer for the Smiths-themed comedy 'Shoplifters of the World'

“When exposed to a moving toy or a strange room, babies with cloth mothers rushed to them, buried their faces in the soft fabric and relaxed. Their peers, with only wire mothers, shook in terror against the wall. Left alone for months with only wire mothers, they pined away, staring at the world with…”

— Barbara Smuts, No More Wire Mothers, Ever

“The doc lets us in on their creative process, during which they function as a single entity; where Finneas is confident in the work and quick to produce, Eilish is critical and full of self-doubts, and the two balance each other out.”

— Christian Allaire, Billie Eilish’s New Documentary Offers an Intimate Glimpse Into Her Meteoric Rise

“We reached out to the Clubhouse press contact listed on its website twice for comment, but received only automated responses.”

— Jack Morse, Deleting your Clubhouse account is a nightmare, especially for sex workers

“The idea that if women simply followed medical advice to the letter, they would avoid miscarriage, is entirely false.”

— Jessica Zucker, Miscarriage is Hard Enough—Spending Thousands in Hidden Costs Rubs Salt in Would-Be Parents' Wounds

“We hate to break it to you.”

— Elissa Sanci, The Instafamous Always Pan Is Not Worth the Hype

“Though it remains difficult to believe, someday we will be able to gather in each other’s houses again.”

— Katie Heaney, I Forgot How to Hang Out

“While 2010 is on the line, would it also like petty, 20-year-old Taylor back? Because she seems to have also wandered into the present.”

— Heather Schwedel, Taylor Swift’s Pretty Dumb “Sexism” Accusations Against a Pretty Dumb Netflix Show

“What comes next is translating those shifts in political messaging into strategy and policy change.”

— Melissa Gira Grant, This Is How Sex Workers Win

“Judge Julius Hoffman: What were you doing until 1960? Abbie: Nothing. I believe it's called an American education.”

— Aaron Sorkin, Abbie Hoffman, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Trial of the Chicago 7

“We carried certain ideas across state lines. Not machine guns or drugs or little girls. Ideas. When we crossed from New York to New Jersey to Pennsylvania to Ohio to Illinois, we had certain ideas. And for that, we were gassed, beaten, arrested, and put on trial.”

— Aaron Sorkin, Abbie Hoffman, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Trial of the Chicago 7

“Abbie Hoffman: In 1861, Lincoln said in his inaugural address: 'When the people shall grow weary of their constitutional right to amend their government, they shall exert their revolutionary right to dismember and overthrow that government.' And if Lincoln had given that speech in Lincoln Park last…”

— Aaron Sorkin, Abbie Hoffman, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Trial of the Chicago 7