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Founded in 1993, BUST is the groundbreaking, original feminist lifestyle brand—producing a magazine, website, podcast, and events—that is unique in its ability to connect with smart, thought leading, influential women. With an attitude that is fierce, funny, and proud to be female, BUST addresses a refreshing variety of young women’s interests, including celebrity interviews, music, fashion, art, crafting, sex, and news. Hip, humorous, and honest, BUST is a cheeky celebration of all things female and a trusted authority on up-and-coming trends among discerning, educated, and culturally aware women.
BUST is published 4 times a year by Street Media, LLC. Source
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| Scope | National, Consumer, Women |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Quarterly |
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It isn’t very often a musical group does something completely different from every other group out there, but Angine de Poitrine clearly is. With their polka dot covered paper mache costumes, band members, Khn de Poitrine (microtonal guitars, microtonal bass guitar, loop station, and vocals) and Klek de Poitrine (drums and vocals), look like they could live in the room door to eccentric Japanese artist Yayoi Kusma. On Vol.
250 Years Of “Independence…” With Several Hefty Caveats
Lizz here! Happy Fourth of July weekend… I guess? It’s been 250 whole gotdang years and we’re still over here dreaming about an Independence Day where we’re actually independent from a government obsessed with controlling our bodies, censoring information, and handing more power to the people who think your uterus should come with state supervision. Lemme tell ya folks, that day is NOT today or tomorrow. Let’s get into it.
Five Female Artists You Should Be Listening To
For the last seven years or so, I’ve been writing pieces periodically on the theme of “five female artists you need to hear.” I’ve profiled many A and B list artists for BUST over the years, from Norah Jones to Rickie Lee Jones. But these pieces give me a chance to shine a spotlight on some talented female musicians who aren’t as well known — either because they’re new or because they’ve just never broken through to the mainstream.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League
This year, as Opening Day for Major League Baseball rolls around, there’s a different vibe. Why? Because those of us who love women’s sports have a new baseball league to watch! Stacked with talent, experience, and sass, the Women’s Professional Baseball League (WPBL) débuts this August.
The Queefa World Diva Cup AKA the Oppression Olympics
What a week! Do they make a salve for third degree gaslighting burns? Maybe that Covid horsepaste? Cuz we’re gonna need something to take the sting out of this week’s news! Here we go! Sarah Suckabee Sanders Saying “La La La I Can’t Hear You!” Arkansas lawmakers spent years insisting their abortion ban protects patients. Weirdly, now that people harmed by that ban are suing, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is fighting efforts to sit for a deposition.
Designer Caity Briare on the Joy of Creation
Clothing design often blurs the line between fashion and art, but designers like Caity Briare (@ca8ty) erase it altogether. Briare, 26, only started designing clothing in 2020, yet in that short time—a span of a few quick years— has developed an incredibly distinct personal design style that is completely and unapologetically her own. Everything about Briare’s creative designs feel personal and imaginative, merging the worlds of art, design, and play.
We’re officially in the Disappearing Pregnant Children part of fascism
Wow. Typical that the bodily autonomy snatchers start June, the gayest month of the year, with several vicious attacks on our reproductive rights.This week in particular felt like every abortion-related headline was generated by a dystopian AI trained exclusively to shart out cruelty. Luckily, we’re not in this hellscape alone. Here’s What Had Us Scream-Texting Each Other This Week: Reports revealed that pregnant unaccompanied minors are being held in a Texas ICE facility.
Genre Is Death Is A Welcomed Middle Finger To Mainstream Music – A BUST Review
On their ferocious debut Attractive People, Genre Is Death prove that Noise Rock still has fresh arteries left to rupture. GID is comprised of the male/female duo of Ty Varesi on guitar and vocals, and Tayler Lee on bass guitar and vocals. The duo weaponize abrasion and melody in equal measure, grinding dissonant riffs against cavernous reverb and blown-out distortion until the songs feel ready to collapse under their own weight.
Aly & AJ Embrace the Seasons
I was 10 years old, playing Bratz: Rock Angelz on my PlayStation when I first heard Aly & AJ sing, “Don’t let nobody tell you your life is over / Be every color that you are.” I “Rush”-ed to download that track (see what I did there?) because I just needed to listen to it on repeat on my pink iPod mini. Some of us were on a video game adventure when we met Aly and AJ Michalka for the first time.
The Midnight Show by Lee Kelly and Jennifer Thorne: A BUST Review
Step into the chaotic, male-dominated world of the 1980s New York City comedy scene in this captivating book about one journalist’s mission to uncover the truth of a rising star’s infelicitous death. Pulling inspiration from the groundbreaking origins of the ever-enduring Saturday Night Live, The Midnight Show by coauthors Lee Kelly and Jennifer Thorne is a compelling murder mystery and a riveting peek behind the curtain of the tumultuous comedy industry.