Maggie Bullock

1 week ago | thespread.media | Rachel Baker |Maggie Bullock

Welcome to Spreadlandia, where two veteran editors readit ALL to winnow out only the best: juicy yarns, big ideas, deeply personal essays, and hot goss—aka, the full Spread. Plus: original interviews, podcasts, and more. Come hungry!Spreadspondents,Over at the Atlantic, Sophie Gilbert has anointed Netflix’s Sirens “the show of the summer” and—pauses to consider—yep, we will cosign that.

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Maggie Bullock

Around 6:15 p.m. on a Friday earlier this month, women of a certain age began to trickle into Fete Music Hall, a venue in Providence, Rhode Island. On the speakers, Whitney Houston was goading them to “feel the heat with somebody.”But night was refusing to fall, and with a shaft of relentlessly cheerful sunlight pouring through the open door, the mood was less throbbing dance party, more middle-school dance. Apprehensive attendees struggled to figure out what to do with their bodies.

2 weeks ago | thespread.media | Rachel Baker |Maggie Bullock

Welcome to Spreadlandia, where two veteran editors readit ALL to winnow out only the best: juicy yarns, big ideas, deeply personal essays, and hot goss—aka, the full Spread. Plus: original interviews, podcasts, and more. Come hungry!Spreadlebrities,Well, well, well. Imagine our surprise when our former colleague Mattie Kahn took to the pages of Town & Country to bemoan the problem of, well…us. “It turns out Ronald Reagan was wrong about the scariest words in the English language,” Mattie writes.

2 weeks ago | bustle.com | Maggie Bullock

Alexandra kept repeating one phrase to the nurses at her surgeon’s Boston office: too big. Like a pre-op Goldilocks, she was there to test-drive a variety of implants to find a set that felt just right. For her, that meant small… smaller… smallest. Alexandra wanted the mole hill, not the mountain.

3 weeks ago | afr.com | Maggie Bullock

Maggie BullockMay 17, 2025 – 5.01am or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Around 6.15pm on a Friday earlier this month, women of a certain age began to trickle into Fete Music Hall, a venue in Providence, Rhode Island. On the speakers, Whitney Houston was goading them to “feel the heat with somebody”.