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Rebecca Jennings

New York

Features Writer at New York Magazine

sr correspondent at Vox covering the internet, fame + money / WGAE forever / https://t.co/NrMhw2Bj1h

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Articles

  • The online sex police are always watching and always so mad

    2 months ago | vox.com | Alex Abad-Santos |Rebecca Jennings

    Hello, and welcome to Group Chat, where culture reporters Rebecca Jennings and Alex Abad-Santos discuss the topics currently blowing up our (and probably your) phones. Old people have fretted about the sex that young people are (or aren’t) having since time immemorial. But lately it feels like the tension has amped up in wilder and weirder ways.

  • Why pickles, olives, and protein are 2025’s hottest food trends

    2 months ago | vox.com | Rebecca Jennings

    It was September 2023, and a certain sweatshirt wouldn’t leave me alone. It was heather gray with a grid of 12 pickle jars on it, and it showed up on my TikTok feed with what I’d consider astonishing frequency, as in, multiple times an hour.

  • It’s not conspiratorial to be worried about social media’s rightward swing

    Jan 24, 2025 | vox.com | Rebecca Jennings

    Many Instagram users this week had their scrolling interrupted by the bearded visage of our newly elected Vice President JD Vance. Suddenly it seemed that on the week of their inauguration, everybody on the app was following or being suggested to follow the official accounts of President Donald Trump and Vance (@POTUS and @VP, respectively). Chaos ensued. In group chats, on Instagram Stories, on X and Bluesky, people frantically wondered what was up.

  • It’s not conspiratorial to be worried about social media’s rightward swing

    Jan 24, 2025 | flipboard.com | Rebecca Jennings

    Elon Musk’s Unfettered Influence On the Trump Administration Isn’t Just Undemocratic — It’s Really Freaking WeirdElon Musk is a weirdo. There’s the stuff on the surface, from his controversial salute or bizarre behavior standing behind Trump during the …

  • Why some people can't stop watching MrBeast's new game show

    Jan 15, 2025 | cbc.ca | Rebecca Jennings

    Arts·CommotionCulture journalist Rebecca Jennings explains why she can't look away from Beast Games. Culture journalist Rebecca Jennings explains why she can't look away from Beast GamesCBC Arts · Posted: Jan 15, 2025 11:37 AM EST | Last Updated: 1 hour agoMrBeast celebrates the premiere of Beast Games. (Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Prime Video)Jimmy Donaldson, a.k.a. Mr.Beast, rose to YouTube fame by uploading videos of ordinary people participating in gimmicks that could win them cash.

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rebecca jennings @rebexxxxa
9 Apr 25

RT @BigMeanInternet: The AI slop makes this look like Rembrandt

rebecca jennings
rebecca jennings @rebexxxxa
31 Mar 25

in my head i refer to this as Big Baby. oversized bibs/collars, giant scrunchies, quilted vests, mary janes, big sweaters, gingham, bloomers, slip on shoes. not saying its a bad vibe but whenever I see it I just think ..... Big Baby https://t.co/chP8ilwcyb

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is there a name for this gingham pants oversized sweater and vest trend that’s going on

rebecca jennings
rebecca jennings @rebexxxxa
25 Mar 25

RT @gossipbabies: This is also why it's wrong for non-drinkers to pay less on a group check. You enjoyed my martini-fueled jouissance. Pay…