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Happy Thursday, Dolls!

Dating Apps, Binge Reading, Existentialism and lots more on The Dollhouse this week! Let’s get into all the new content…

THE POLYESTER PODCAST

The Sleepover Club: Why Can't We Leave Britney Alone? Because TikTok Correspondents Are Turning Us All Into Monstrous Tabloid Journalists (Opens in a new window)

Britney Spears is once again the focus point of internet gossip. But unlike in the early 00s, we now all have the ability to comment, dissect, and tear apart celebrities behaviour. Are we sleepwalking into another nightmare, in which marginalised celebrities are treated with no regard for their wellbeing?

Book Binging: Does Reading Too Much Ruin the Meaning? (Opens in a new window)

With BookTok, Goodreads pledges and the pressure to consume as much as possible, is there such thing as reading too much? Mia Autumn explores the rise of binge reading in this essay.

Modestycore: A Bimbo Oil Heiresses Story (Opens in a new window)

“Modestycore” is a video performance piece by Maya Ben David (MBD) and DeadMan that explores the politics of sensuality, purity, shame, and self-preservation.

Dating Apps and The Paradox of Too Much Choice (Opens in a new window)

Serene Madani explores the landscape of modern online dating and the paradox of choice in this essay!

Bros Before is the Film Adding the Fun Back into Trans Representation (Opens in a new window)

Chicago based filmmaker Henry Hanson chats about his new short film Bros Before, the trans experience on film today and hyperpop!

Film Fatale: Party Girl and the Existentialism of Your Early 20’s (Opens in a new window)

For this month’s Film Fatale column Charlotte Landrum writes about Party Girl starring Parker Posey and how it’s the ultimate film for the dread of your early 20’s!

Queer Whore Collective: Sex Worker Prejudice in the National Health Service (Opens in a new window)

In this personal essay, Annabelle explores the discrimination sex workers face from the NHS.

See ya next week!

XOXO,

The Polyester Team <3

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