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Helen Phillips's 'The Need' Is A Dark, Strange, And Scary Exploration Of Motherhood
Details BY BUST Magazine IN Books Published: 09 July 2019 The Need By Helen Phillips (Simon & Schuster) Award-winning author Helen Phillips’ newest novel, The Need, is a literary fever dream. After a mysterious home intruder interrupts Molly’s mundane life as a mother and scientist, she is drawn into a world that had much darker plans for her family. Molly experiences both the outlandish and the relatable while navigating snack time and parallel universes.
"Thick: And Other Essays" Is A Must-Read
Details BY BUST Magazine IN Books Published: 21 June 2019 Thick: And Other Essays By Tressie McMillan Cottom (The New Press) Tressie McMillan Cottom’s essay collection, Thick, illuminates social structures that assure the failure of many, but most especially Black women. From dismissal of Black pain to capitalism’s hunger for inadequacy, the truths Cottom tackles not only need to be heard but also demand to be believed.
Alissa Nutting's Latest Story Collection Is Weird And Wonderful
Do you remember the first horrible job that you worked? The one that still makes it hard for you to go into a store without adjusting the racks or finger-spacing hangers as you walk by? Author Alissa Nutting certainly does. And her new collection of short stories explores the odd jobs women work and the weird ways in which they leave their mark.
7 Portraits Of Female Musicians Created Entirely With Cereal
"I am such a big fan of Britney Spears. I love ALL her songs which gave me reason to create a portrait of her in Corn Flakes form," explains artist Sarah Rosado , who clearly wasn't listening when her parents told her not to play with her food. Rosado is based out of the Bronx, where she creates images of famous female singers using cornflakes and kitchen utensils. Her inspiration? A breakfast playlist that inspires her to get crafty.
A Pinterest Christmas: 12 DIY gifts that cost less than your rent
The season of love, giving, and unadulterated stress is upon us. You empty out your wallet and watch as the last piece of lint drift to the floor like a snowflake. In the background you can hear Bing Crosby crooning Christmas tunes, but there is no joy to be had in the land of poor college students and post-grads.
Finally, Comic Book Women Get A "Real Bodies" Makeover (Spoiler: They Look Healthy, Awesome, and Badass )
Surely some comic book fan woke up this week and decided they were going to set out to win BUST's heart. There's been news of all female spinoffs, characters coming out as bisexual, and now, members of bulimia.com are re-envisioning the bodies of super-heroines as more down-to-Earth figures. When the team at bulimia.com saw Buzzfeed's Disney princess makeovers, they decided they should take these super-human ladies and give them some super human bodies.
7 Images Of Tattooed Senior Citizens That Prove Body Art Ages Beautifully
Details BY Madison N Nunes IN Arts Published: 13 March 2015 Remember getting your first tattoo? You were probably so excited, nervous, and super fearful that turning eighty would bring that beautiful, unique piece of body art to a brand new—and most likely undesirable—location. We've all heard it: "Think about how silly you're going to look when you're old." It's the timeless complaint people put up against tattoos.
12 Feminist Instagram Accounts That Inspire Us Daily
We love Instagram, but sometimes there are just a few too many #thighgap #fitspiration photos in our feeds. That's why we are so excited to share these awesome Instagram accounts with all of you. We obviously love Instagram (which is where you should be following us for BUSTie updates) and ladies, so what better way to combine two of our favorite things than with these Insta accounts?
Cosmopolitan UK's Suffocating Magazine Cover Is Terrifying and Beautiful
In 2004, AdWeek announced that Safilea Ahmed, a 17-year-old girl had been suffocated by her parents after she refused an arranged marriage. It was eight years later when Safilea’s parents were finally convicted of her murder. It took Ahmed’s sister coming forth with the claim of having seen her sister asphyxiated with a plastic bag to sentence the couple. They will do no less than 25 years of jail time.
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