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the cut podcast July 21, 2021

So Now You Wanna Free Britney Too, Huh?In this episode, how a fandom can become an instigator for meaningful change.

By the Cut
our little corner of the world Feb. 21, 2020

This Gilmore Girls Fan Account Is the Best Place OnlinePlease, step into my deeply odd oasis.

By Kelly Conaboy
fandom Jan. 17, 2020

Quaint Austrian Village Overrun by Frozen FansEvery year, one million people are reportedly visiting the hamlet with a population of 780.

By Amanda Arnold
kylie minogue Apr. 1, 2019

The Irish Prime Minister Wrote a Gushing Fan Letter to Kylie MinogueHis office attempted to block the letter’s release twice.

By Amanda Arnold
fandom Aug. 8, 2018

Ariana Grande Responds to a Fan Saying They’ll Skip ‘Pete Davidson,’ the Song“Boo fucking hoo Alexa play ‘Pete Davidson.’”

By Amanda Arnold
fandom May 2, 2018

Is James Comey a Secret Beyoncé Fan?The former FBI director once sung one of her songs during an FBI briefing.

By Amanda Arnold
tv Apr. 21, 2017

Why Are All the Gays Still Obsessed With Big Little Lies?“No, but seriously, guys, I’m a total Bonnie.”

By Kurt Soller
Mar. 22, 2017

Why Manic Panic Is Still CoolThe story behind a punk-scene fixture that never died.

By Zoe Fraade-Blanar
Nov. 3, 2016

A Philosophical Explanation for Why the Cubs’ Win Is So BeautifulIt’s only in folk tales, faerie stories, and baseball that curses get lifted.

By Drake Baer
field trips Oct. 26, 2016

I Spent a Weekend With the Most Grateful Gilmore Girls Fans in the WorldThere are few times in life when one gets to dive so deeply and shamelessly into her small, dorky obsession.

By Kelly Conaboy
first person May 12, 2015

There Is Only One DirectionWhat the boy band taught me about life, death, and motherhood.

By Samantha Hunt
super-fandom June 6, 2014

The Self-Help Book Women Love to Give Each OtherCheryl Strayed’s “Dear Sugar” book is approaching cult status.

By Ann Friedman
hall of fame Sept. 9, 2013

New Doc: The Original Queen of Screaming TeensGood Ol’ Freda Kelly was the Beatles’ secretary (and fan-club manager) in their heyday.

By Maggie Lange