Tox Report
Sarah DitumHi! The internet made me go insane. Perhaps you, too, have been driven insane by the internet. Let us consider the madness of the internet here. Journalist, author of the book TOXIC, big Britney person.
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How to be actually good at going to the gym in 2026 (or any year)
Me, being very confident at the gym
One of the comments I hear most often from friends who’ve seen my strength training posts on Instagram is that they’d love to do more but they’re too intimidated to use the gym by themselves.
The frien...
Tox Report 81: I am bored of Taylor's bullshit
Yeah you might well be looking through your fingers, girlie.
I think a lot about Taylor Swift being besties with Ice Spice. Remember that? (Remember Ice Spice?) During Taylor’s post Joe Alwyn rebound fling with pro-celebrity fuckboy Matty...
Tox Report 80. Quiet withdrawals and low-key resentments
Scene from “Goodbye Tour”
I did not watch Girls when it originally aired in 2012. Well, I watched the pilot, and it’s not that I didn’t like the pilot. It’s a very good pilot. But in 2012, I could not bear to go any further with Girls beca...
Tox Report 79. Work and non-work
Me, not working. Although by putting it in this newsletter I’ve kind of turned it into work, aargh.
Welcome back to Tox Report! It’s been a minute, hasn’t it? I’ve done a lot since I last wrote to you, but the most important thing I’ve don...
Tox Report 78. Boy problems
I had two pieces published this week. First, an interview with Candace Owens (yes, that Candace Owens) for the Telegraph, which I might write more about next week. And second — and most importantly — a column for the New Statesman about how...
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