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Amy Argetsinger

Amy Argetsinger

Editor and staff writer at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Entertainment
  • Apparel
  • Features/Lifestyle

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Recent Articles

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Review | Gen X starlet Ione Skye makes peace with her Hollywood story

The star best known for her roles in ‘Say Anything’ and ‘River’s Edge’ opens up about her complicated life in the memoir ‘Say Everything’
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Hunter Biden drops lawsuit over Fox News ‘mock trial’ miniseries

Biden did not explain why he had withdrawn the litigation, which accused Fox of violating “revenge porn” laws by using his intimate photos.
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Perspective | In Jimmy Buffett’s look and lifestyle, the rise of th...

The music made Jimmy Buffett famous, but the vibe made him a multimillionaire. And it gave men of a certain age and demographic a fashion template to live by.
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Perspective | What Lisa Marie Presley could have taught the nepo ba...

Lisa Marie Presley, who died at age 54 on Thursday, was a grounding force for her father’s legacy who seemed to make peace with her inherited fame.
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Judge dismisses Sonmez lawsuit against The Washington Post

The D.C. Superior Court judge found the reporter did not demonstrate her editors had “discriminatory motive” when they reassigned her.
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Perspective | The Oscars are usually wrong. Here are the real best ...

With the perspective of time, we can now now discern what movie was actually the best. So here we go, year by year...
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Perspective | Meat Loaf made the most of being way too much

The operatic weirdo of American pop, Meat Loaf was secretly staking out the zeitgeist all along.
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100 years ago, the first Miss America pageant was as messy as today’s

Margaret Gorman, Miss Washington, D.C., was named the winner—but Miss New York claimed she was robbed.
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Perspective | How Miss America invented the cultural changes that w...

Reality TV? Your personality as your brand? The beauty pageant did it first.
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The competition for Miss America 1984 was business as usual — until...

As the pageant turns 100, a look back at the year one stellar Black contestant made history.
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Leanza Cornett, Miss America who was crusading AIDS activist, dies ...

Challenging the pageant’s prim reputation, she used her year-long reign to call attention to AIDS and promote safe sex.
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Phyllis George, Miss America who became a trailblazing sportscaster...

After hosting CBS’s pregame football show “The NFL Today,” she became first lady of Kentucky.
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Perspective | Elizabeth Wurtzel was right all along

The ‘Prozac Nation’ author knew that her life — and the lives of young women — were interesting.
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Maryland Students Boost Test Scores

Maryland Students Boost Test Scores
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Is it hot in here or is it just shirtless Jason Momoa? Scenes from ...

You will never be surrounded by as many A-listers as you are on this one gilded evening. But, if you lose a certain special one in the crowd, you may never find her again.
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Stripped of bikinis, Miss America teeters on. For now, anyway.

The pageant world is at war. But superfans still crave to see at least one more winner crowned.
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‘No Miss America should be humiliated’: Before giving up crown, Car...

The reigning Miss America claims that the new pageant leadership, under Gretchen Carlson, « silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me. »
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It’s not just about bikinis: Inside the battle for the future of Mi...

Gretchen Carlson triumphed at the pageant 30 years ago. But her new reign as its chair has been anything but smooth.
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David Cassidy was the biggest star in the world — for about two years

How a promising young actor got trapped in the role of teen idol.
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These were Tom Petty’s best songs

. . . or at least they were the songs that meant a lot to us. Let’s discuss.
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Elvis Presley died 40 years ago, and he couldn’t have picked a wors...

“The King,” at 42 in 1977, was at a career nadir. And so Fat Elvis is a trope that lives on.