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I am genuinely dumbstruck that in the worst of all years in recent memory, Bravo thought that the way to endear audiences to its troubled The Real Housewives of New York City reboot would be a prominent Scientology propagandist.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finds itself in a fraught situation, besieged at all sides by the shifting winds of public opinion and Bravo’s rising court fees.
Cat Cohen, fresh off the release of her raucous album Overdressed, wants to make it clear that it isn't not OK to get Gatorade delivered from CVS. A new year’s resolution half of New York City should also jot down for ourselves.
Adéla is bored of the "perfectly cut, not at all 'rough around the edges' pop star." That’s why she’s doing it differently this time.
Here’s a few things that women like to do: shop, run for president, write books about failing to run for president and hawk hair brush dryers from the TikTok Shop to impressionable teenagers. We have lots of interests, us women, and we’re always inventing new ones, like arguing about Poster Girl dresses on the internet, or posting screenshots of each other's text messages after a cursed bridesmaid trip to Nashville.
This is So Chic, Very Chic, PAPER’ s examination of Bravo’s sprawling cohort of fashion obsessives. From haute couture to TJ Maxx, they’ve literally worn it all. Sometimes they stunt, sometimes they turn the look, and sometimes they burn holes in retinas my ophthalmologist says might never heal.
Jade Thirlwall — or as you may simply know her: JADE — is back home in London having just done a round of press in New York City, alongside PAPER ’s photoshoot and a pop-up appearance at Brooklyn’s iconic 3 Dollar Bill. Of course, that’s not to mention the multiple music videos she’s planning and shooting or the album she’s undoubtedly wrapping in a seasonally appropriate ribbon.
The self-styled “bad Mormon” and star of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City is back with her second book, Good Time Girl, out now. As in her first, Gay digs into her Mormon roots, tracing a life of betrayals from others and herself, each forming a link to her eventual rebirth as a reality star and international good time girl.
This is So Chic, Very Chic, PAPER’s examination of Bravo’s sprawling cohort of fashion obsessives. From haute couture to TJ Maxx, they’ve literally worn it all. Sometimes they stunt, sometimes they turn the look, and sometimes they burn holes in retinas my ophthalmologist says might never heal.
RuPaul is known for changing the world. She is known as a mega-millionaire. She is known as a beneficiary of her husband’s fracking ranch (allegedly). She is known for fundamentally altering the lives of every single drag performer past, present, and until the sun swallows the Earth in a millenia and humans have entered cryo-sleep on a deep-space colonization mission.
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