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How a Shoe Brand Built a Thriving Book Club

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By Kerensa Cadenas Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
From J. Crew to Coach, Dior to Maryam Nassir Zadeh, the fashion industry has embraced books as a hot accessory in recent years. The shoe brand Margaux, however, was a bit ahead of the curve. In 2015, Harvard alums Alexa Buckley and Sarah Pierson founded Margaux with the aim of making comfortable, high-quality shoes with minimal environmental impact.
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Jessica Williams’ Grounded Game

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By Kerensa Cadenas Verified
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Up Close She’s notched her third Emmy nod, wrapped up another season of Shrinking, shot a rom-com, and turned 37 in one fell swoop. She’s also doing a lot of sewing. by Kerensa Cadenas Aug. 20, 2026 Jessica Williams is a tried-and-true millennial, and not just because she’ll forever swear by cross-body bags (“I just want to carry a bag that zips”). The actor turned 37 this summer and celebrated with a trip to the quintessential millennial bucket-list city, Tokyo, with her boyfriend.
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With ‘Heartstopper Forever,’ Alice Oseman Writes Their Happy Ending

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By Kerensa Cadenas Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Alice Oseman started writing Heartstopper in 2016, initially as a webcomic. Soon, it became so much more, evolving into graphic novels and then a beloved Netflix series in 2022. The coming-of-age story follows the beginnings of a relationship between teenagers Charlie Spring (played by Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) as they navigate being out and falling in love on top of the usual high school trials and tribulations, alongside many of their friends who are also under the LGBTQ+ umbrella.
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