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Cat Zhang

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Get Ready for Dollyfest
In lieu of a public memorial, Dolly Parton’s estate is hosting a two-day music festival celebrating her legacy.
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The Ultimate Y2K Nostalgists
As the band After, Justine Dorsey and Graham Epstein bottle the magic of the 2000s into undeniably catchy pop songs.
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From Geek Chic to Surveillance Chic
How fashion’s fetish for intelligence enabled Big Tech’s style takeover.
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Are You Wet for Wicker?
The trailer for a freaky fantasy-comedy has prompted a flurry of horniness for the titular wicker husband.
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Living the Dream
English actress-musician-model Suki Waterhouse on motherhood, muses, and her new album, Loveland.
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Is No One Horny in Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey?
In favor of an antiwar message, Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s ancient epic becomes weirdly neutered.
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Paul Mescal Is a Sad-Girl Songwriter Now
The Oscar-nominated actor and noted indie-music fan co-wrote a new song on his girlfriend Gracie Abrams’s new album.
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Sophia Stel Is Ready to Roll
How the Canadian indie-pop artist went from nightclub bartender to A24’s first musician signee.
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The Man-Repelling Anthems of Wet Leg
Rhian Teasdale, the band’s cheeky queer frontwoman, is conquering indie rock — her way.
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Wet Leg’s Front Woman Loves Being a Man Repeller
Rhian Teasdale tells The Cut about coming out and unapologetically pissing off dudes.
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Dua Lipa Is Opening a Library for Banned Books
I guess she’s not busy enough.
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I Have Nothing Appropriate to Say About Lionel Messi’s New Statue
The Argentinian soccer legend has been honored — or dishonored — with an 85-foot monument in Patagonia.
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Kelsey Lu’s Divine Reckoning
The American singer and multi-instrumentalist returns with a new clarity on their latest album, So Help Me God.
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It’s a Naomi Scott Summer
Her debut album, ‘F.I.G.,’ is juicy and sensual with its own subtle tartness. Take a bite.
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