"Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" bears little resemblance to the divisive, book-hating show described on social media.
Ignore The Online Backlash Cycle: Marie Kondo’s Netflix Show Is Good
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What White, Western Audiences Don’t Understand About Marie Kondo’s ‘Tidying Up’
Backlash to the Netflix show ignores an essential aspect of the KonMari method: Its Shinto roots.
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Go See ‘The Favourite,’ You Corny-Faced Blunderbuss
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Get In, Millennials, We’re Going To Congress
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Rhys Ernst Wants To Make A Trilogy Of Movies About Trans Men
The "Transparent" producer's first feature film, "Adam," just premiered at Sundance, and he has big plans.
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There’s Something Fishy About ‘Vice’ Getting So Many Oscar Nominations
Adam McKay's Dick Cheney "biopic" tells us nothing about the most powerful vice president in history.
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To Hate-Watch Or Not To Hate-Watch: A Discussion Of ‘A Christmas Prince 2’
Is “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding” a frothy nuptial romp or a grim look at what comes after the whirlwind fairy-tale betrothal? It's complicated!
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In A Crowded Theater, She Accused Neil DeGrasse Tyson Of Rape. Eight Years Later, Her Story Is News.
What Tchiya Amet began in 2010 reached a kind of fruition last week when two other women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Tumblr Is Betraying The Sex Workers And NSFW Artists Who Relied On The Platform
Thriving NSFW fandoms, artists, photographers and others will also lose the one place where they could be free.
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Tumblr Porn Allowed Women To Be Sexual Architects Instead Of Objects. Now It’s Gone.
The platform's CEO wants to focus on creating a "welcoming" environment for its users — by banning the very content that made people feel included to begin with.
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We're Gay, And It's OK: On The Matter-Of-Fact Sexuality In 2018's Movies
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‘Honey Boy’ Is Where Shia LaBeouf Went To Sort Out His Demons
A postmodern memoir, the movie works through the actor's troubled childhood with profound results.
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Michael Jackson Doc On Child Sex Abuse Charges Leaves Crowds Shocked
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‘Late Night’ Erases Joan Rivers’ History As The First Female Late-Night Host
A brief, slightly petty rant about Sundance's breakout hit starring Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson.
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How Do You Choreograph A Teen Sex Scene On TV? Start With Animal Mating Rituals.
On the set of Netflix's "Sex Education," an intimacy coordinator helped ensure a safe environment for the young actors performing unapologetic sexuality.
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The Truth About Good Sex In Fiction: It Exists
Women and queer people have been successfully figuring out how to write lingerie-meltingly hot erotica for years, and it’s hiding in plain sight.
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Inside The Nesting Doll Fandom Of ‘My Favorite Murder’
A podcast about true crime birthed one of the most obsessive fandoms on the internet. And then parts of that fandom left the podcast behind.
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‘Green Book’ Is As Disappointing As It Is Tone-Deaf On Race
However well-meaning, the road trip movie starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen has less to say than it thinks.
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Regina King On ‘Beale Street’ And The Power Of Black Women’s Hair
The Golden Globe-nominated actress talks learning from Barry Jenkins, vulnerability on screen and a pivotal scene in which the politics of hair abound.
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‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Is A Spoonful Of Sugar, Both Familiar And Fresh
Joy abounds in Hollywood's latest remake-sequel hybrid, starring Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda, even if not all of it is that memorable.
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