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1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

Per earlier reporting, 19 of the previous 21 dog attacks were attributed to pit bulls. This new attack brings that total to 20. The child’s grief-stricken mother pleaded on Facebook, “I will never understand why!!!” If only there were some PSAs out there about how pit bulls like to feast on newborn children.

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Carmen Schober

A full seven-season HBO series. More time to explore the depth of the books. A chance to recapture the wonder, introduce a new generation of actors, and revive the sense of awe that made the franchise beloved in the first place. It's a bold and ambitious project, and it needed to be flawless—because, say what you will about the original films, the casting was nearly perfect. What made the original Harry Potter films so enduring? Yes, the world-building. Yes, the score. But mostly, the casting.

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Carmen Schober

This ruling, delivered on April 16, 2025, concludes a protracted legal battle initiated by the feminist organization For Women Scotland against the Scottish government's interpretation of gender definitions in public policy.​The case centered on the Gender Representation on Public Boards (Scotland) Act 2018, which allowed men who identify as women—those who have acquired a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC)—to occupy seats on public boards specifically reserved for women.

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Carmen Schober

For years, asking questions about gay adoption, surrogacy, or the commodification of children got you labeled a bigot. The script was simple: love is love, families come in all forms, stop being so judgmental. But it appears the rhetoric has worn thin. Now, even SNL, a show that’s rarely been brave in recent years, is giving audiences permission to laugh at the madness. “You went to a rave called Bulge Dungeon last night,” one friend says during the skit.

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Nicole Dominique

A man spends $10,000 messaging a woman who doesn’t know his real name. Another forks over $600 a month just to hear someone ask how his day is going. He’s not dating her – he’s actually never met her. He’s unsure if it’s really her texting back – it could be an automated message or a paid assistant pretending to care. Somewhere in the back of his mind, he knows it might not be her, but he pays anyway. That’s the reality journalist Carly Lewis captures in The Cut’s recent piece on OnlyFans addiction.