Remember in the mid-2010s, when we were having a whole cultural thing about whether comedy actually needed to be funny or if it just needed to say
Jessica M. Goldstein is a Contributing Writer at Vulture and a contributing writer for the Washington Post’s “Arts & Style” section. She covers a diverse array of topics within arts and entertainment, including pop culture, internet culture, and the nuances of various subcultures, with a particular focus on television shows and cultural movements. Jessica's work has also been featured in notable publications such as POLITICO, Marie Claire, The New Republic, The New York Times, InStyle, The Detroit News, and The Washington Post.















