Kat Rosenfield

Leonard, the hero of Christopher Nolan's Memento , cannot form new memories. This poses something of a problem when you're trying to find the guy who killed your wife.

Sometimes, I feel a little bit bad for Hillary Clinton — and not just because she missed out on a history-making presidency by a paltry 80,000 votes.

Glamorizing a marital split is narcissism disguised as feminism. Five years ago, all my girlfriends suddenly decided to abandon their husbands en masse

Diddy’s lyrics describe real cruelty—but it is the acts we must prosecute, not the words.

The functionally illiterate youth are canceling her for praising the classic novel.

In the Nineties film, the president ends up comatose, and his chief of staff secretly hires a body double. These days, the plot feels eerily familiar.

The actor is about the worst kind of thing you can be in 2024: an old, white, rich and famous man protesting his innocence.

‘Despite the strange takeover of culture by tasteless scolds, I still believe there's nothing better than a story that grabs you and won't let go.' Kat Rosenfield joins The Free Press.

Zoomers might see it as a compliment, but the VP should've thought twice about embracing Charli XCX's endorsement.

In the story we're telling about the assassination attempt, the villain is a fumbling bureaucrat—not the man who pulled the trigger.