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Nobody’s Girl: Virginia Giuffre’s Posthumous Memoir Set to Ignite a Reckoning The Silence Shatters The silence has shattered. Months after her untimely death at 41, Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s memoir, Nobody’s Girl, will be published by Alfred A. Knopf on October 21. At more than 400 pages, te book is already being described by insiders as “the […]

From the first sentence, Nobody’s Girl is a strike against everything that tried to erase her. Virginia Giuffre, once dismissed, discredited, and silenced, reclaims the narrative with a ferocity that stuns. Every line is a wound reopened, every paragraph a confrontation with the past that nearly consumed her. She names names. She describes the rooms, […]

The lights inside the Newark theater were dimmed, casting long shadows across the stage. Outside, the air smelled of rain and cigarette smoke, the kind of night when Bruce Springsteen used to sing about kids in leather jackets dreaming of escape. But this night was different. There was no nostalgia. No road songs. No sing-alongs. […]

In what can only be described as the internet’s latest demonstration of both unfiltered democracy and collective irony, a petition demanding TIME magazine name Charlie Kirk “Person of the Year” has amassed more than 50 million signatures in just under two weeks. That’s right—50 million people (or possibly bots with a taste for culture war […]

JON STEWART VS. TUCKER CARLSON — THE CONVERSATION DEMOCRACY DESERVED It began as a rumor — a whisper bouncing through online forums and newsroom Slack channels: “There’s a full debate. Forty minutes. It was filmed. And it never aired.” At first, no one believed it. After all, Jon Stewart hadn’t been on cable news in […]