Magdalene Taylor

2 months ago | sexual-culture.com | Magdalene Taylor

Hello and welcome to Many Such Cases. On Sunday evening, I hit another big milestone here: 15,000 total subscribers. When I first launched this newsletter nearly two and a half years ago, there was no figure in my head I hoped to reach, no numeric goal in mind. With that, this whole venture has felt like a constant celebration: it surpasses my expectations each day. But 15,000 is a big one, and a good reason to celebrate a little extra.

2 months ago | gq.com | Magdalene Taylor

It doesn’t matter what I say to defend a band like Korn. I can—and often do—make the claim that they are the most influential rock group of the last 30 years, shaping an arc of experimentation with funk, jazz, rap, and hip-hop that pushed the genre into new territory. I can say that they have presented a radical portrait of manliness, one that acknowledges the woundedness and pathos that masculinity so often entails while still celebrating that masculinity.

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Magdalene Taylor

4 hours agoAlbum review: Thornhill – BODIESAustralian ragers Thornhill make alt metal sexy again on enticing third LP, BODIES… Thornhill write and play like they want to seduce you. The bodies …1 day agoReview: With a sold-out show at United Center, Deftones are bigger than they’ve ever beenFans of the Sacramento, California-founded hard rock act Deftones have long known that the band is one of the best of its kind.

2 months ago | thespectator.com | Ella Dorn |Magdalene Taylor |Ian Williams |Cosmo Landesman

Women’s expectations are off. They want men with advanced degrees, but on university campuses, women outnumber their male counterparts. They want men with above-average incomes, but the gender pay gap has been reversed – young women now out-earn men. They want men who share their politics, but in almost every western country over the past decade or so, women have slid to the left while men have remained centrist.

2 months ago | thespectator.com | Ella Dorn |Ross Clark |Magdalene Taylor |Ian Williams

Women’s expectations are off. They want men with advanced degrees, but on university campuses, women outnumber their male counterparts. They want men with above-average incomes, but the gender pay gap has been reversed – young women now outearn men. They want men who share their politics, but in almost every western country over the past decade or so, women have slid to the left while men have remained centrist.