The Skimm Brains
Seven million people wake up to their newsletter, and their voice, every morning.
Seven million people wake up to their newsletter, and their voice, every morning.
A podcast that offers a critique of feminism, and capitalism, from deep inside the culture they’ve spawned.
Algorithm shame: the inescapable feeling of being pigeonholed with almost no one to blame but yourself.
The hearing was a grotesque spectacle of prep-school swagger.
Today, they’re asking editor David Remnick and Condé Nast to voluntarily recognize them as a collective bargaining unit.
In exclusive footage obtained by the Cut, the Hardball host jokes about slipping Hillary Clinton a “Cosby pill” ahead of interviewing her.
“A lot of people think I am from New York. Nothing could be further from the truth.”
Zoë Quinn spent much of her life playing and designing games. Then she found herself inside one – a vicious, multiplayer real-time harassment bonanza.
“This was just the dress rehearsal. Round two is coming up.”
The extremely reactionary, burn-it-down-radical, newfangled far right.
The self-styled “She-E.O.” prided herself on breaking taboos. According to some employees, she went too far.
Her dark, funny show isn’t just another anti-heroine comedy.
A dispatch from the Women’s March on Washington.
People have come from around America to shout at each other.
People have come from around America to shout at each other.
Now we know her name. So what?
I am suddenly more concerned about the dignity of the country than I’d ever imagined myself to be.
The self-styled tech broad wants to disrupt the tampon industry, turn your time of the month into a cause, and make a lot of money in underwear.
How the women have reversed the script.
When he told me 80 percent of his clients grind their teeth, I assumed it was a finance thing. It turns out that it might just be a New York thing.