
Kitty Grady
Contributing Writer at Financial Times
Contributing Writer at AnOther Magazine
Digital Editor at A Rabbit's Foot
Articles
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5 days ago |
a-rabbitsfoot.com | Kitty Grady
From Mulholland Drive to Céline and Julie Go Boating, ‘persona swap’ is an elusive movie trope in which two (female) individuals exchange lives. About much more than just swapping clothes, they create a transgressive third space where identity is lost and lives intimately intermingle. It’s the golden age of the doppelganger. From lookalike contests to #seekingsame, we’re slipping into Same Girl Summer as effortlessly as our on-screen idols shift sexily, surreptitiously between identities.
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2 weeks ago |
ft.com | Kitty Grady
My personal style signifiers are blue jeans and cardigans. Cardigans, for a reason I don’t understand, are a bit out of fashion.
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1 month ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Kitty Grady
Hartwell House Hotel and Spa in Buckinghamshire was home to Louis XVIII during his exile. It also hosted Bill Clinton in 2002 and the G7 summit in 2013. Nigel HarperWhen it comes to historic hotels, the UK certainly punches above its weight. For this reason, we believe that anyone travelling in the island nation can elevate their stay by simply opting for a hotel with a good backstory.
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1 month ago |
anothermag.com | Kitty Grady
Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever by Lamorna Ash sees the author travel up and down Britain over a period of three years, meeting the new wave of young individuals finding comfort in faithLead Image In early 2021, Lamorna Ash was sitting at her desk in north London, looking for something to write about. She remembered an anecdote about a stand-up double act she knew from university, both of whom were converting to Christianity and even had their eyes on the priesthood.
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Mar 20, 2025 |
a-rabbitsfoot.com | Kitty Grady
“Our innocent English lessons together were often tainted by the chokehold of incel language, undetected by their parents and most certainly unshakeable by their teachers.” The film critic and teacher Jannat Suleman reflects on Adolescence, the four-part Netflix series about a young boy who is arrested for the brutal murder of his female classmate.
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