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Darcie Wilder

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Natasha Lyonne, star and director of Russian Doll, talks to writer Darcie Wilder about Season 2 of the time-traveling show.

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By Darcie Wilder
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Darcie Wilder journeys inside Russian Doll with director and star. We could’ve said goodbye to Nadia forever. Russian Doll’s first season wrapped up so neatly, so perfectly, that all of it — Nadia’s perpetual deaths, her friendship with time loop companion Alan, the Avenue-B-dive-bar magical realism — could have ended there, a cynic’s ode to sentimentality and nostalgia.
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Spaghetti Raccoon Is a Win for Italianx Representation

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By Darcie Wilder
| gawker.com
Darcie Wilder signore As an Irish-Italian-American from New York, I have no culture. We used to have Forlini’s (rest in peace) and Catholicism, but we lost that to edgelord socialites. The Sopranos has been effectively beaten to a pulp of its former cultural significance. What is left? We go to midnight mass. Once a year my family makes a lasagna that my great-grandmother Ox used to make. That changes today. Today, during this Lenten season, we have a miracle. Thy name is spaghetti raccoon.
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My Pet Skunk

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By Darcie Wilder
| gawker.com
We got a skunk because our building didn’t allow dogs. There were no rules about skunks. My mother had pet skunks in Ohio, which she remembered fondly: Arpege, after the perfume; and Reesy, named after a lecture her friend gave about how pets are a "responsibility." I named my skunk Snoopy, after watching him explore the bathroom floor. My mother had hyped up skunks for a long time.
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