Heather Schwedel is a Staff Writer at Slate. She covers a range of topics including culture and society, family and relationships, and politics, often exploring themes related to pop culture, dating, and current affairs. Her work has been featured in Knowledia, Slate Magazine, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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The thrill of the NBA finals for non-sports-heads has been just off the court, where my favorite primetime soap opera unfolds.
By: Heather Schwedel
On “ear sex.”
By: Heather Schwedel
Sollos is absurd. It is also ... good?
By: Heather Schwedel
The calls for a 2028 presidential campaign may be a tad premature.
By: Heather Schwedel
An all-out scandal ends with a whimper.
By: Heather Schwedel
An all-out scandal ends with a whimper.
By: Heather Schwedel
She may be preparing a troll for the ages.
By: Heather Schwedel
At least four of the six co-hosts seemed openly hostile to Vance.
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The library opening versus the semiquincentennial celebration has become Bride Wars.
