
Amy Wilkinson
Contributing Entertainment Editor at Women's Health
Entertainment editor and writer. Formerly: @EW, @MTVNews, the Walla Walla Dairy Queen. Part-time Pilates instructor.
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tandfonline.com | Amy Wilkinson
Advanced search Arts Education Policy Review Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/10632913.2025.2508717?needAccess=true Abstract The academic capitalist knowledge/learning regime in the United States promotes learning for the labor market as a private good. Paradoxically, the missions of many institutions of higher education are tied to learning for democracy as a...
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womenshealthmag.com | Amy Wilkinson
Last November, Alpine ski racer Mikaela Shiffrin was on the hunt for her 100th World Cup victory (NBD!) when disaster struck: The two-time Olympic gold medalist crashed hard during her giant slalom run in Killington, Vermont, suffering a puncture wound to her abdomen and severe muscle trauma.
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womenshealth.com.au | Amy Wilkinson
The arrival in theatres of Thunderbolts earlier this month marks actor Florence Pugh’s third turn as spy-assassin Yelena Belova. But for this latest film, she had a new secret weapon at her disposal: trainer Brendan Johnston. A former U.S. Marine and head U.S. personal trainer for Marvel Studios, Johnston has been whipping superheroes (or, should we say, their actor alter-egos) into shape for the past decade.
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womenshealthmag.com | Amy Wilkinson
A whip-smart documentarian. A hunky driver. A circuit of glamorous global races. If you’ve ever read a romance novel (or, frankly, have a pulse) you can probably guess what the finish line might look like for reluctant allies Lilah Graywood and Arthur Bianco in Madge Maril’s new novel Slipstream (out now).
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2 weeks ago |
womenshealthmag.com | Amy Wilkinson
The May debut of Thunderbolts marks actor Florence Pugh’s third turn as spy-assassin Yelena Belova. But for this latest film, she had a new secret weapon at her disposal: trainer Brendan Johnston. A former U.S. Marine and head U.S. personal trainer for Marvel Studios, Johnston has been whipping superheroes (or, should we say, their actor alter-egos) into shape for the past decade.
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