Jaimee Marshall

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

I fear our parents were right. It really is that damn phone. That glorious, addicting, terrible, burdensome phone. If you think you've caught some kind of ailment in recent years, be it of the neurotic variety, a hyperactivity disorder, attention problems, or spiritual malaise, before you tell me what conclusions you've arrived at, let me just ask you one question: When was the last time you spent a single day metaphysically 'roughing it'?

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

Where autism diagnoses used to represent 1 in 10,000 kids in the 1960s and 1970s, rates have steadily increased, reaching 1 in 150 by 2000. Just two years ago, it was 1 in 36. Today, 1 in 31 eight year olds have autism. For boys, the odds are even greater, at 1 in 20. Getting to the bottom of why that is should be our topmost priority.

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

The early 2000s were a different time—we were different people, and culture was in a different place. Today, we see a resurgence of traditionally feminine archetypes: the glorification of the trad wife and stay-at-home moms, “girly pop” stars like Sabrina Carpenter, aesthetics like coquette and Cottagecore, and a countercultural return to soft girl living.

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

Abbey Sharp is a registered dietitian, founder of Abbey’s Kitchen, and runs an educational YouTube channel with over 730,000 subscribers at the time of writing this article. Sharp’s channel is a blend of evidence-based nutrition advice, healthy food recipes, and myth-busting. She’s best known for her reaction videos critiquing other content creators’ “What I Eat in a Day” content and calling out what she perceives to be questionable and/or harmful diet and fitness advice.

3 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

It’s always struck me as intuitively true, and it captures the trilogy’s core thesis about love and connection. The films explore love over time, across two decades, each film’s events separated by nine years in real time and narrative. Before Sunrise captured their initial meet-cute on a train in 1994 and how an impulsive leap of faith to get off the train to explore Vienna with a total stranger changed the trajectory of their entire lives.