Alison Stine (page 21)

Twitter: @AlisonStine

Alison Stine is a former staff writer at Salon. She is the author of the novels "Trashlands" and "Road Out of Winter," winner of the 2021 Philip K. Dick Award. A recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), she has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, and others.

The Bubble

The horror of Netflix's COVID "Bubble" is that celebrities – they're not just like us Alison Stine

Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin continues to be a pop culture darling, from "Bill & Ted's" to video games Alison Stine

Bridgerton

Secrets of a gossip writer: The unchecked power of Lady Whistledown on "Bridgerton" Alison Stine

The Master

Academia is dark and full of terrors in “Master” Alison Stine

The Batman

It’s hard to be Catwoman: a beloved, problematic character Alison Stine

Bridgerton

Is Lady Violet the oracle of “Bridgerton”? Alison Stine

Chris Rock

Chris Rock's history of Jada Pinkett Smith jokes, hair commentary and disability Alison Stine

CODA

Is "CODA" the "Green Book" of films about deaf people? Alison Stine

Bridgerton

Dearest "Bridgerton" viewer, loosen your corset because this season smolders to the very end Alison Stine

The Power of the Dog

The power of Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons Alison Stine

Killing Eve

For the "Killing Eve" final season, Eve is "embracing a more Villanelle side of herself" Alison Stine

Evan Rachel Wood's "Phoenix Rising" and the art of trauma Alison Stine

Farm in West Virginia

Growing up in "Another Appalachia" is more relatable than you think: "I keep finding myself here " Alison Stine

William Hurt; Marlee Maitlin

William Hurt and the silent epidemic of abuse Alison Stine

Turning Red

How the red panda became the face of cute rebellion, from "Turning Red" to "Aggretsuko" Alison Stine

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