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A Cozy Winter Storm of Recs & Links

Culture Study • 3411 implied HN points • 02 Feb 25
🎭️ Culture Food Literature Lifestyle Gossip Health
  1. Winter can bring beautiful but cold weather, which many might find refreshing compared to the usual grey skies. It can feel like a gift to experience clear days and chilly air.
  2. There's a cozy mix of recommendations in the post, including recipes, books, and fun insights into pop culture. These can offer enjoyment and distraction during tough times.
  3. It's important to check your email settings for newsletters, as sometimes they may not reach your inbox. This way, you won’t miss out on content you want to read.

Blake Lively Reshoots the End of Her Story

Culture Study • 5988 implied HN points • 12 Jan 25
🎭️ Culture Celebrity Gossip Media Social media Entertainment
  1. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni became part of a media storm over their movie 'It Ends With Us'. Each accused the other of bad behavior on set, shaping how people saw them, especially online.
  2. TikTok has a huge influence on how celebrities are perceived today. Unlike traditional media, TikTok users create narratives that can quickly spread and affect a celebrity's image.
  3. The power of publicity in Hollywood is shifting. Celebrities can now use social media to shape their narratives, but they can also fall victim to online campaigns that expose their flaws, as seen with Lively.

Vanity fair.

Soaring Twenties • 201 implied HN points • 22 Jan 25
🎭️ Culture Feminism Identity Beauty Gossip Social norms
  1. People often expect you to define yourself in one way, but it's okay to like different things or change your mind. We can all have complex identities.
  2. Feminism isn't about fitting into a specific image or following strict rules; it is about wanting equality and being able to express ourselves freely without judgment.
  3. Gossip and assumptions about others can be harmful, and it's important to focus on being understanding and accepting of people's choices instead of labeling them.

The Vice of Crappy Moralism

Fake Noûs • 289 implied HN points • 10 Jun 23
📖 Philosophy Ethics Morality Judgment Social media Gossip
  1. Social media often invites us to judge others, but we may not truly know the whole story.
  2. Crappy moralizing involves gossiping, invading privacy, piling on attacks, and seeking a false sense of superiority.
  3. There are times when moral judgment is necessary, like addressing mistreatment or evaluating public officials, but excessive moralizing may not be helpful.

Trong lúc chúng ta đang tranh cãi

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 30 Apr 17
🌐 International Current Events Entertainment Politics Gossip Technology
  1. Debates can cover diverse and sometimes controversial topics, from celebrity scandals to international economic dynamics.
  2. Even trivial matters can be hot topics during debates, such as a celebrity's access to Wi-Fi or relationships among public figures.
  3. Debates can range from serious political implications to gossipy celebrity stories, creating a mix of serious and light-hearted discussions.
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