Stephanie Green is a journalist in Washington. A former reporter for Bloomberg News and The Washington Times, Green’s freelance features have been published by Vogue, Vanity Fair, The Washington Post, and Women’s Wear Daily for whom she was a contributing correspondent. Her other reviews, essays and writings have been published by a wide variety of publications. You can find her on Twitter @stephlgreen and on Instagram @stephgreendc
I’m marking Independence Day with even greater enthusiasm this year, because I’ve realized its celebration may become a thing of the past.
The worst thing one of Mary Jordan’s claimed 100 sources had to say about Melania Trump is that she’s ‘stubborn.’ No arguments there.
Fashion is all about an aspirational way of living and thinking. Its very oxygen is capitalism. Why would you want that pair of stilettos if everyone else can afford them too?
If ‘Mrs. America’ producers tried to dim the bright legacy of Phyllis Schlafly, their efforts fell flat.
‘Pretty Woman’ is celebrating its 30th anniversary this week, but there’s even more reason to watch the classic film again (and again) during self-isolation. It’s the ultimate capitalist rom-com.
Scott Johnston’s debut novel ‘Campusland’ is a satirical romp through the nutty state of 2019 academia. It’s every bit as wild as you think.
The University of California, Berkeley has cut financial ties with Palantir, Peter Thiel’s Tolkien-inspired data company.
Twenty-five years ago this month, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died at her apartment in New York. This summer she would have been 90. Even in death, she continues to permeate our culture.
It seems that Barbara Bush, who died a year ago this month, was more Bridget Jones than Mamie Eisenhower.
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