Joan Summers is a local gossip diva and creator of the popular Instagram account @_eatingforfree. She is also an entertainment journalist for Jezebel, focusing on celebrity news and pop culture. Joan's work has been featured in various publications, including Jezebel Magazine, Gawker, Yahoo Sports, and PAPER.
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Joan's coverage predominantly focuses on pop culture, fashion, celebrities, and music. Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews or evolving stories within the entertainment industry. Topics could include emerging trends in fashion or beauty, behind-the-scenes looks at celebrity events, or insights into the latest developments in popular culture.
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PAPER's weekly roundup of the outfits seen on Bravo's 'Real Housewives' series and more!
PAPER's weekly roundup of the outfits seen on Bravo's 'Real Housewives' series and more!
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By: Joan Summers
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By: Joan Summers
The electronic music world is undergoing a revolution. Aluna and her label Noir Fever have found themselves at the forefront of that seismic shift, along with the many Black electronic musicians, DJs and producers who have found themselves pulled into orbit around the two.
The Gender Liberation March descended on Washington D.C. this Saturday, rallying more than two thousand protestors at the headquarters of the Heritage Foundation, the architects of Project 2025. Their goal? “Defend access to abortion, gender affirming care, and the lives that we deserve,” said Raquel Willis, co-organizer and leader of the Gender Liberation Movement and March.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has completely overtaken my life. It’s like the platonic ideal behind The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City but twice as tacky and infinitely realer. The hair couldn’t be longer, the dresses none the cheaper and the women? Well, they’ve certainly put on quite the show about the prison of traditional Mormon womanhood on the grand stage of TikTok Live.
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