Otherweb Archive - Opinion - Entertainment

• Let women be horny – but Sabrina Carpenter’s album cover isn’t helping | Arwa Mahdawi
• My MIL Has an Absurd Sex Rule for My Wife and I. Somehow, My Wife is On Board.
• Dear Prudence: My brother sharply cut off my parents. How do I politely shut them down?
• Fairy tales are out of fashion, but a new kind of fairy tale is alive and well
• The savagery of Alexander McQueen
• I spent Wednesday listening to The Beach Boys, and I couldn’t help but circle back to the early stuff
• Washington as Seen From Georgetown Salons
• 'Donald dashers' have decided to flee America for Scotland. Here's what they're in for
• Is Orwell Heading to the Memory Hole? - The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
• I was put off by Sabrina Carpenter's new album cover photo
• John Wick films are not usually thought of as works of subtextual genius. But there is something subtle, or subtle-ish, going on
• Candace Cameron Bure says she doesn't want people watching scary movies in her house
• We are Nobel laureates, scientists, writers and artists. The threat of fascism is back | Open letter
• The genius of Brian Wilson
• Katy Perry claimed that California has always belonged to Mexico. That’s not quite right
• Review: YouTuber Max Miller is recreating historical recipes
• Review: 'Schedule I' is a multiplayer co-op black market econ simulator
• Prudence answers readers’ questions on what to do when your husband becomes a lecherous creep
• Movie Plots Have Come Home to Roost
• Fang Fang’s acts of resistance
• Flag Day, and President Trump’s Birthday Arrives: The Left Recoils - The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
• Playing with Helpless Dead Puppets
• How can I get my mom to understand that the self-esteem of delivery people will survive even if I am unable to lavish effusive praise on them?
• In Materialists, Dakota Johnson’s Lucy makes $80,000 a year
• I took my city kids on a road trip to teach them about the outback – and learned a few lessons myself | Emily Mulligan
• Case involves "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Porsha Williams' comments about ex-husband Simon Guobadia's erectile dysfunction
• The age of global apartheid: A dark history that links America and Israel
• Disney’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ remake has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle
• A new era for the New Statesman
• In defence of Sydney Sweeney’s bathwater soap
• Addison Rae and the art of AgitPop
• Soap, Sex, and Simulacra: Hollywood’s Latest Moment of Madness - The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
• Brian Wilson was an exemplary American
• What do you get dad for Father’s Day? Here are some ideas for the non-deadbeats
• The National Park Service is nearing completion of a Jefferson Memorial renovation that turns the site into a 'demeaning portrayal' of the president's legacy
• Zoe Saldaa says her Oscar statue is gender fluid
• Macklemore was the victim of a home invasion at his Seattle residence while his children and nanny were there
• Brian Wilson, co-founder of The Beach Boys, dies at 82
• Harvey Weinstein convicted of top criminal sex act charge in retrial
• Titan: The OceanGate Disaster, the new Netflix documentary about the fatal 2023 attempt to reach the Titanic in a carbon-fiber submersible, is at least as much about Stockton Rush as it is about his company
• Middle-aged women are having a moment – and my new favourite TV series shows why | Emma Brockes
• Beyoncé brings rodeo to London
• This book represents something of a swerve for Dyer, a project equal parts social and personal
• How to do it: Is it worth flying to the Bahamas with a man who wants to join the Mile High Club?
• How to do it when you find your girlfriend drunk and wanting to have sex
• My preferred medium for children’s education: musical theatre
• Talking to strangers enriches our lives in countless ways
• Poetry doesn’t only exist on the page
• Rep. Thomas Massie Introduces US Gold Reserves Audit Bill
• St. Catherine's Monastery closes its doors to visitors in protest over Egyptian court ruling
• We are all Mrs Dalloway now
• Taylor Swift a Self-Made Billionaire? » The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
• I’m breaking free from watching TV on my laptop in bed. I’m going back to the big screen | Caitlin Cassidy
• Lefty lawmakers’ war on cows is another senseless progressive beef with upstate farmers
• Blake Lively Got a Huge Court Victory Over Justin Baldoni. He May Have Already Won Something Else.
• Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni react to dismissal of $400 million countersuit
• Warner Bros. Discovery to split into two separate companies by 2026
• Soap brand Dr. Squatch infused Sydney Sweeney’s bathwater with $8 bar of soap
• Singer Conner Smith allegedly involved in fatal car accident in Nashville
• Apple TV+ Mocks Christians With Desecration of the Eucharist
• Webinar Conversation on the First Amendment and Requiring Fifth-Graders to Read Pro-Gender-Ideology Books to Kindergarten Students
• My Prom Is Coming Up. My Mom Has a Scheme That’s Sure to Ruin It.
• This isn’t just a few splashy logos. It’s about financing a dangerous enterprise to keep children in bondage and parents in the dark
• When The Simpsons Went to War With Fox
• This article looks at the idea of ‘boil-in-the-bag’ or ‘flush and bone’ funerals
• Good Night, and Good Luck—Lots of It
• In Spain, a chat on the doorstep is a custom worth preserving in the digital age | María Ramírez
• Nintendo Is Trading Away Something That Used to Be Central to Its Identity
• Kempton’s interest in journalism was sparked by living in the same town as America’s most famous journalist, H.L. Mencken
• Draco Malfoy has refused to join the JK Rowling witch-hunt
• A New Book Might Just Explain Why So Many Serial Killers Came From One Part of the Country
• The Eternaut speaks to our uneasy times – that’s why this cult comic has become a global Netflix hit – Jordana Timerman
• 'American education has become a corrupt, bloated, and failed institution,' says author. 'For the foundation of all learning, all communication, and all thought, is words'
• Rosés to share in the sun, CabFranc on the go, and a Malbec not to be wasted on a stag do
• How narcissism became the modern plague
• Moderate Democrats gathered in D.C. last week to discuss the future of the party
• Masculinity, mental health, cat food – Robbie Williams’s comeback has it all | Lauren O'Neill
• Everything old is old again — like Putin playing with Stalin’s handbook
• How to do it: Is it OK to ask a friend to act as my beard so I don’t have to deal with the deluge of offers?
• Stop using Chicago without knowing Chicago.
• Trump says he used the autopen to usurp the power of the presidency
• In the age of The Golden Bachelor, it’s increasingly rare to find peace in older men like Phil Robertson
• How to do it: Is it OK to have sex in a car with a co-worker? — Stoya
• Male friendship isn’t easy. Just ask Trump and Musk | Dave Schilling
• George Clooney’s Good Night, and Good Luck is breaking records on Broadway
• Ana de Armas’s licence to kill
• How Wes Anderson’s latest film, The Phoenician Scheme, falls flat
• This is the closest Anderson has come to making a spy thriller
• This week’s No. 1 song is in the bottom half of the Hot 100. Here’s why
• 13 “Woke” Books Banned in DOD Schools | ACLU
• Podcast #288: Enforced Ideological Conformity Among British Artists
• Dakota Johnson blames ‘Madame Web’ failure on ‘people who don’t have a creative bone in their body’
• A runner was prosecuted for unapproved trail use after the referring agency called it 'overcriminalization'
• Architecture drawn with local listening
• San Antonio police chief William McManus walks back statements that actor Jonathan Joss’ death was a hate crime
• Why can’t the industry get Superman right? Here’s why
• The dreadful policies halting archeological discoveries
• Review: There are no top-down solutions to the problems depicted in 'Adolescence'
• How to get rid of your stuffed animals? Here’s Prudence’s answer
• Review: A comic book villain runs for mayor of New York in the new Daredevil series