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“Nobody has more respect for women than Donald Trump,” the president once announced, but with the firing of his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, there are only three women left in Trump’s 21-person Cabinet, notes Vanity Fair’s Hillary Busis. Quoting a Trump opponent who claims that the leader of the free world “will throw the incompetent women under the bus a lot faster than the incompetent men,” Hillary marvels “All this, and Pete Hegseth still has a job.” A statement that remains true as of Saturday morning…but the day is still young.
Speaking of youth (and of Hillary), are the kids still adding “maxxing” to everything? If so, they need to stop, she argues, writing “we are dead horse–maxxing every time we insert the term into a new sentence, even—especially—if we’re trying to use it ironically.” It’s a good note not just for folks like you and me, but for the people reviving generational TV shows like Glee and Girls, both of which run the risk of hello, fellow kids-ing their way into unintentional laughs. VF’s Savannah Walsh has more advice for those showrunners on how to avoid another Che Diaz–level mess. I sure hope they’re listening. |
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POLITICS What Will Trump Do When He Runs Out of Women to Fire? By Hillary Busis Susie Wiles walks off the same MAGA glass cliff as Kristi Noem, Pam Bondi, and Katie Zacharia. Whatever could these ex-Trump staffers all have in common? Read more |
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STYLE LAX Has a Secret Luxury Airport Terminal. Soon, So Will Paris. By Elise Taylor As navigating commercial airports grows increasingly horrendous and upper-class Americans grow increasingly wealthy, one company is betting on members-only terminals that allow travelers to escape “friction.” Read more |
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HOLLYWOOD Glee, Girls, and Lessons in Reviving Generational TV By Savannah Walsh Ryan Murphy and Lena Dunham, if you’re listening: here’s how to age-up beloved characters and address the current moment without making a Che Diaz–level mistake. Read more |
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COMMENTARY Ye Is Trying to Make a Fashion Comeback. His Famous Friends Showed Up to Cheer Him On. By Maxwell Adler Four years and several antisemitism incidents after his last major runway show, the artist formerly known as Kanye West is attempting to revive his fashion career with a militaristic collection and a room full of celebrity admirers. At what point does separating the art from the artist become an exercise in willful amnesia? Read more |
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NOMINATED FOR OBLIVION We’ve Reached Peak Maxxing. It’s Time to Minn. By Hillary Busis Twelve months after a certain slang suffix became ubiquitous, one writer maxxes out. Read more |
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