- The story behind this iconic L.A. photo, “Double Standard,” by Dennis Hopper. (New Yorker)
- This Ukrainian housewife pioneered drip paintings years before Jackson Pollock. (Messy Nessy Chic)
- Addictive gossip Instagram account DeuxMoi has spun off a novel and a TV show. (Vulture)
- It’s Too Late to be Civil About Abortion Rights: this piece sounds about right. (The Cut)
- This week’s episode of Everything is Fine is all about grief, but it’s not the bummer you might expect, so please do tune in. (Apple Podcasts)
- This is just an awesome response to book banning. (McSweeney’s)
- The Martha Stewart of cannabis. (New Yorker)
- Prop masters from Severance explain the thinking behind all the creepily accurate office stuff you see on the show. (NY Times)
- OMFG, This is Spinal Tap is getting a sequel, 40 years after it was released.
I think Deux Moi is hilarious in a “I can’t believe how serious people are about this stuff” and the DeuxU podcast is equally funny. I also don’t know about 95% of the people referenced. That it’s going to get a book and tv show is just weird.
Thank you for this link about Janet Sobel. Wow. I’m now looking up more about her.