
Alaina Demopoulos
Daily Features Writer at The Guardian
@theguardian daily features writer. past lives @thedailybeast and @allure. yes sir, i CAN boogie! she/her [email protected]
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4 days ago |
msn.com | Alaina Demopoulos
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4 days ago |
theguardian.com | Alaina Demopoulos
Last week, former elementary school teacher Spencer Russell posed a question to parents who follow his Instagram account, Toddlers Can Read: “Why aren’t you reading aloud to your kids?”The responses, which Russell shared with the Guardian, ranged from embarrassed to annoyed to angry. “It’s so boring,” said one parent. “I don’t have time,” said another.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Alaina Demopoulos
The idea of “chic” is a fashion-world cliche. At best it is a know-it-when-you-see-it vibe, at worst a lazy adjective chosen by a writer to describe something that reminds her of Jane Birkin. It feels inoffensive enough. But now, “chic” has become something of a lightning rod online – a shorthand for a type of conservative-coded aesthetic.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Alaina Demopoulos
Growing up in Ridgewood, Queens, the comedian Michelladonna (real name: Michelle Reiss), knew she could always count on seeing Lulu, a black-and-white striped cat, whenever she ran into the corner store for a snack. She counts Lulu as a close confidante, a silent witness to the goings-on of the neighborhood who knows everyone’s gossip. “I have literally gone to Lulu at the end of the night and been like, ‘Hey girl, let’s talk,’” says Michelladonna, who is 26.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Alaina Demopoulos
Bells Larsen knew that releasing a low-fi, folksy album about his transition as the Trump administration relentlessly attacked LGBTQ+ people would give it an inherently political edge. But the Canadian singer-songwriter did not expect to be caught in a bureaucratic nightmare while attempting to tour the US – and ultimately have to cancel that tour due to the gender marker in his passport.
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RT @UAW_Archivist: A highlight from this past year was getting to talk to @alainademop from The Guardian about Union Power and other artifa…

it’s bc they put Party Girl on criterion collection

a career highlight for sure

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