Since Euphoria first aired in 2019, the young ensemble cast has gone on to huge stardom.
Jacob Elordi has become a household name thanks to roles in Saltburn and Priscilla. Meanwhile, Hunter Schafer has secured a role in the latest instalment of the Hunger Games and Maude Apatow proved herself as more than just a nepo baby with a stellar performance in the show.
But the two biggest breakout stars from the show are undoubtedly Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney, who
Teenagers in the United States are in crisis. That news got hammered home earlier this year following the release of a nationally representative survey showing that over half of high school girls reported persistent feelings of “sadness or hopelessness” — common words used to screen for depression. Almost a third of teenage boys reported those same feelings.
“No one is doing well,” says psychologist Kathleen Ethier. She heads the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of Adolescent and
Warning: Love Is Blind season 4 spoilers ahead. As one of the most rocky relationships this season, it makes sense why so many viewers are asking: Are Jackie and Marshall still together from Love Is Blind season 4 and where are they now?
Jackelina Bonds and Marshall Glaze were two of 30 contestants from Love Is Blind season 4, which premiered on Netflix on March 24, 2023 and followed 15 men and 15 women from the Seattle, Washington, as they … Read more
“Don’t put me on the McDonald’s takeout window,” Temple Grandin said over Zoom from her home in Fort Collins, Colo. “Not going to do very well there — can’t multitask, cannot follow long strings of verbal instruction.” It’s a little humbling to hear what Grandin says she can’t do, considering how insubstantial it is compared with what she can do and has done. The author, scientist and Colorado State University professor is as responsible as anyone for broadening our
The Rev. Michael Ellick
How do you hack this conversation of the modern media by creating magic and creating things that will invite people in? Before Occupy, if you took a shot at capitalism, you were a problem. And now it’s commonplace. There’s a lot that Occupy did to reimagine the playing field.
Sinead O’Connor is alone, which is how she prefers to be. She has been riding out the pandemic in a tiny village on an Irish mountaintop, watching murder shows, buying fairy-garden trinkets online and mainlining American news on CNN. On a recent overcast afternoon, she had a navy hijab arranged over her shaved head and a cigarette permanently installed between her fingertips, and when she leaned over an iPad inside her all-glass conservatory, she looked as if she had been
