My kind of woman

His Kind of Woman, John Farrow, 1951 Possibly the first (and last) appearance of a steam iron and a glass of champagne in the same movie frame. Surely this says something deep and important about 1950s American values of home and leisure. They go together? Or, if you get drunk you'll burn the laundry? And this is THE END? Maybe it's simply object-identification of the actors. In that case, I vote for steam iron = Jane Russell, and champagne = Bob Mitchum. Although I see it going the other…

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In 2019, Mitski announced a hiatus from music and disappeared from social media. Nearly two-and-a-half years later, she’s about to release her sixth album and take it on a global tour. Mitski Miyawaki speaks to Zing Tseng for the Issue 127 cover story

Because I’m constantly sourcing fonts I thought it would make sense to share them! So, let’s dive into my Favorite Fonts of the Month : March Edition!

It's okay to be any kind of woman you wanna be. I wish the world would see that. - LynZ, MSI

Nothing is out-of-bounds in the excruciatingly funny work of Phoebe Waller-Bridge—writer, actor, showrunner, (bad) feminist icon. Gaby Wood meets a beguilingly modern heroine.

In 2019, Mitski announced a hiatus from music and disappeared from social media. Nearly two-and-a-half years later, she’s about to release her sixth album and take it on a global tour. Mitski Miyawaki speaks to Zing Tseng for the Issue 127 cover story

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