Things have changed in the 30 years since Bridget Jones first stepped onto the scale and moaned. The current climate feels somehow too bleak even for lighthearted escapism. Yet in a world where The Devil Wears Prada 2 can earn $234 million globally in its opening weekend, why can’t chick lit—the exceedingly popular, frequently mocked genre that gave us Bridget, Carrie Bradshaw, and Andy Sachs—make a comeback? Today, Hillary Busis makes the case for chick lit with some help from two of its best-loved practitioners: Jennifer Weiner and Plum Sykes.
Elsewhere, Rebecca Ford explains why the Academy has taken an official stand on AI; Eric Ogden captures Teyana Taylor’s one-night-only pre-Met Gala burlesque show; Goldie Hawn shares the secrets to her (relationship) success; and rejoice, subjects: The Crown may return for another season. |
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