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Constance Grady
Constance Grady
Staff Writer/Culture Writer at
Vox
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United States
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English
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Entertainment
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Recent Articles
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Close reading the fleshy, obsessive internet of No One Is Talking About This
The Vox Book Club’s January pick delves into our collective internet consciousness.
almost 5 years ago
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Spend February reading Louise Erdrich’s pandemic novel of grief and...
Erdrich, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2021, is the Vox Book Club’s latest guest.
over 4 years ago
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How the new banned books panic fits into America’s history of schoo...
What’s at stake? Who gets to control the story of America.
over 4 years ago
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3 Oscar nominees, one little-seen musical about cheerleaders
When Ariana DeBose and Lin-Manuel Miranda collaborated on a musical about cheerleaders, based on a Kirsten Dunst franchise.
over 4 years ago
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Homeboy review: Rajiv Surendra, Kevin G. from Mean Girls, is an inf...
On Homeboy, Rajiv Surendra wants me to make my own candles. You know what? Sure.
over 4 years ago
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Noom: What is the weight loss app and does it work? - Vox.com
Noom is a diet app in an anti-diet moment.
over 4 years ago
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We have taken Romeo and Juliet for granted long enough - Vox.com
Juliet and her Romeo are dead, but Romeo and Juliet lives forever.
over 4 years ago
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Either/Or review: Elif Batuman’s Idiot sequel is strange, shaggy, s...
Batuman’s second novel is shaggy, strange, and sweet.
over 4 years ago
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Persuasion review: The Netflix film is an absolute disaster - Vox.com
The new adaptation of the Jane Austen classic, starring Dakota Johnson, swings wildly from dour to dull.
over 4 years ago
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Anne Washburn interview: The Mr. Burns playwright explains herself ...
Anne Washburn, the playwright behind Mr. Burns, explains herself: “It’s about the comfort of looking again.”
about 4 years ago
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Celebrity Culture
Vox’s coverage of celebrity culture news — plus analysis. Famous people: They’re fascinating to read about!
almost 4 years ago