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In HBO’s Youth, the question of “Where can I find Sharon Horgan’s baggy jeans?” is just as pressing as the will-they-or-won’t-they between her character Alex and her habitually single ex, Patrick (Rupert Friend). Well, ask, and you shall re...
Clockwise from bottom left: Best of the Best (Photo: Emily V. Aragones/Netflix); A Different World (Photo: Quantrell Colbert/Netflix); The Four Seasons (Emily V. Aragones/Netflix)
I like to think of myself as unique and not basic, but turn...
I’d expect nothing less from Bad Sisters and Catastrophe creator (and hair icon) Sharon Horgan. But her new romantic dramedy, Youth, is the smartest, cackle-laugh funniest, and most spot-on commentary about dating as a 50-year-old divorcée...
Saturday Night Live’s early-to-mid-’90s run gave us some of the show’s most indelible characters: Dana Carvey’s Church Lady, Mike Myers’ Wayne and Garth, Adam Sandler’s Opera Man — and Julia Sweeney’s gender-ambiguous office nerd, Pat.
I r...
Owens sisters x2, left to right: Sally (Sandra Bullock), Antonia (Maisie Williams), Kylie (Joey King), and Gillian (Nicole Kidman). (Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures)
Fans of all generations have demanded it, and the powers that be have answer...
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The definitive Gen X perspective on pop culture, fashion, and beauty — right now.
Two Bossy Dames is a weekly culture newsletter run by Sophie Brookover, a Philadelphia-area freelance writer, Margaret H. Willison, a Boston-area freelance writer, and Karen Corday, a freelance writer who lives in Western Massachusetts.
Sophie Brookover is a culture writer in South Jersey. She's on Twitter, etc. at @sophiebiblio.
TV & Film critic, costume design aficionado, and Columbo lover.
I'm a Brooklyn-based freelance fashion and entertainment journalist, who always just wants to be watching TV.
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