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What ‘Replacing Chef Chico’ teaches us about leadership
There’s only one thing left to say: Let them cook
There’s only one thing left to say: Let them cook
The country’s preeminent Taylor Swift drag performer is out to prove that she’s not to be underestimated
Let’s unpack why “pick-me girls” become who they are and why it’s patriarchy’s fault
I suddenly feel like I’ve gone through 10 breakups in one year
Describing a trans character as “dating lalaki” in a sensationalist and offensive caption makes it worse
With reports of mass anti-Palestinian disinformation flooding the internet, public opinion on the brutal assault on Gaza has been sharply divided.
Seeing your favorite idol perform live is an out-of-body experience, tbh
You can now listen to Jennie’s special number at the “Born Pink” World Tour anywhere
What she arguably lacked in affection, however, she made up for in the warmth of her food and hospitality
My crash course in love was by a bubble-blowing heroine and her childhood crush-turned-beast
The Nation’s Girl Group is back with a song to ease your worries about what lies ahead
The wait for the artist’s fourth re-record intensifies with never-before-seen hints and easter eggs
The country’s first volleyball film is a specific kind of joy for a specific kind of viewer: girls who probably wouldn’t mind a course correction for an adolescence filled with homophobia and lesbian invisibility
With six queens remaining, it's time for a lowdown on this season's challenges (and drama) so far
In Filipino and other Asian households, the panganay labor swells almost tenfold for the eldest daughter, and she is often tasked with keeping the entire household intact—even when we didn’t know what we were giving up at the time