Kayla Kibbe

1 week ago | kaylakibbe.substack.com | Kayla Kibbe

Okay I wasn’t planning on doing this quite so early, but due to The Events Of Last Week (IYKYK) I ran out of time/will to write you something new, so this is an excerpt from my college honors thesis. This was written in 2018 about events that took place in 2015. If you’ve ever wanted to know what I was like in college…here you go! And if you knew me in college…I’m so sorry!A portrait of the artist as a mentally ill 19-year-old. Snapchat. 2016.

2 weeks ago | cosmopolitan.com | Kayla Kibbe

When I first received word that Walton Goggins is the internet’s latest boyfriend, my first thought was, “What is a Walton Goggins?” As it turns out, Walton Goggins is not a location from the now-cursed Harry Potter universe or a character from the Wonka sequel or something, but rather a dark-horse heart-throb vis-a-vis his portrayal of Rick in the latest season of The White Lotus.

2 weeks ago | sg.news.yahoo.com | Kayla Kibbe

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."When I first received word that Walton Goggins is the internet’s latest boyfriend, my first thought was, “What is a Walton Goggins?” As it turns out, Walton Goggins is not a location from the now-cursed Harry Potter universe or a character from the Wonka sequel or something, but rather a dark-horse heart-throb vis-a-vis his portrayal of Rick in the latest season of The White Lotus.

2 weeks ago | cosmopolitan.com | Kayla Kibbe

Because the internet is the internet, Sabrina Carpenter’s iconic ‘Juno’ sex positions—aka the PG yet provocative poses she strikes during each performance of the sexy song on the Short n’ Sweet tour—are no stranger to occasional controversy. Take last month in Paris, when the star got in an Eiffel Tower pose with two male dancers and headline-making levels of social media discourse ensued.

2 weeks ago | cosmo.ph | Kayla Kibbe

At one time or another, any "gifted student"-type who reads at an advanced level will almost inevitably experience the canon girlhood event of becoming infatuated with a fictional character. Perhaps you, like me, were exposed to 19th-century literature at a tragically young age and developed a debilitating crush on Mr. Rochester that left you with a lifelong and occasionally problematic fixation on older male authority figures.