Kathleen Newman Bremang

1 month ago | refinery29.com | Kathleen Newman Bremang

Story from BeautyADVERTISEMENTFinding a company that matches your values in this divisive social climate can be like trying to find an adequate pair of jeans when you’re in between sizes. There may be a few brands that almost deliver on the promise of a perfect fit, but with every pair you pull on, something isn’t quite right. Oh, and they’re all made in sweat shops.

1 month ago | refinery29.com | Kathleen Newman Bremang

Major spoilers ahead. Ryan Coogler’s Sinners isn’t an easy watch. That is, it will have you sitting up straight, shifting towards the front of your seat, squirming in terror, and holding your breath. It’s unflinching, enthralling and entertaining, a wild ride that never lets up and pushes you to think, to imagine, to feel. The first hour unfurls like the climb of a rollercoaster, inching you towards an exhilarating descent into madness.

2 months ago | refinery29.com | Kathleen Newman Bremang

Major spoilers ahead. Ryan Coogler’s Sinners isn’t an easy watch. That is, it will have you sitting up straight, shifting towards the front of your seat, squirming in terror, and holding your breath. It’s unflinching, enthralling and entertaining, a wild ride that never lets up and pushes you to think, to imagine, to feel. The first hour unfurls like the climb of a rollercoaster, inching you towards an exhilarating descent into madness.

2 months ago | refinery29.com | Kathleen Newman Bremang

Major spoilers ahead. Ryan Coogler’s Sinners isn’t an easy watch. That is, it will have you sitting up straight, shifting towards the front of your seat, squirming in terror, and holding your breath. It’s unflinching, enthralling and entertaining, a wild ride that never lets up and pushes you to think, to imagine, to feel. The first hour unfurls like the climb of a rollercoaster, inching you towards an exhilarating descent into madness.

2 months ago | refinery29.com | Kathleen Newman Bremang

Even though return-to-office mandates are on the rise, we know that flexible working isn’t going anywhere. And we know that Black women especially have benefitted from the switch to remote office life and are the most reluctant to head back to in-person work (back to expensive commutes and fielding microaggressions from Karen while huddled around the coffee machine? No, thank you).