Eva Wiseman
Commissioning Editor, Observer Magazine at The Guardian
Contributor at The Luxury Spa Edit
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1 week ago |
observer.co.uk | Eva Wiseman
Are you aware of mental health? Yes? That’s good. We are all very aware of mental health. But now that we are, isn’t the bigger question: what are we doing about it? As the sun sets on another mental health awareness week (this year’s theme: community), a question arises – can we have too much mental health awareness? Maybe that sounds deliberately provocative, or Daily Mail-ish, or mean.
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1 week ago |
observer.co.uk | Eva Wiseman
There are political trolls on a mission to make us have endless babies. The reward? A medal. After that? You’re on your own I had run out of murder podcasts on my little run yesterday and found myself jogging through the woods listening to Malcolm and Simone Collins discuss birth rates, why screens improve kids’ mental health and whether “a rise in gays precedes civilisational collapse”. My thinking here is: jogging is awful – you need to slightly feel like you’re running away from monsters.
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2 weeks ago |
observer.co.uk | Eva Wiseman
Selling fashion on resale sites brings much circularity and a little profit, too. But it has a huge impact on charity shops. Maybe it’s time to just let your old clothes go… I don’t know who needs to hear this, but: you don’t have to sell your old clothes.
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3 weeks ago |
vogue.co.uk | Eva Wiseman
Dear Eva,My step-brother is very right-wing and over the years we have got into plenty of fights about his racism and homophobia, to the point that we stopped speaking for many years. More recently we made contact, and when those subjects came up I tried to share my perspective respectfully, knowing it was unlikely I’d change his mind, but feeling that it was important nonetheless.
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3 weeks ago |
observer.co.uk | Eva Wiseman
Weight Watchers may have filed for bankruptcy after losing too many pounds, but don’t think diet culture has lost its grip – it’s simply rebranded itself for another generation In 2018, after 56 years of trading as Weight Watchers, the company changed its name to WW, which, it said, “doesn’t stand for anything”. And I guess that should have been a sign, really.
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A column about the importance / danger of being earnest https://t.co/0fn1K8EBlz
A column about… maternity leave (feat @Emmabarnett ) https://t.co/XVjitJ81S8
It’s the times, they’re a’changing… fetch me my diet pills
News from @newyorker copy desk: “in-box” is now “inbox,” “Web site” is now “website,” “Internet” is now “internet,” and “cell phone” is now “cellphone." But the diaeresis "has overwhelming support at the magazine, and will remain." https://t.co/dRhCjRjxKH
