
Laura Bogart
Laura Bogart is a featured writer for Salon and a regular contributor to DAME magazine. Her work has appeared in The Atlantic, CityLab, The Guardian, SPIN, Complex, IndieWire, GOOD, and Refinery29, among other publications. Her first novel, Don't You Know That I Love You?, is forthcoming from Dzanc.
Latest articles by Laura Bogart
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Shrill normalizes fat people, and that's a good thingThe Explainer As season two rolls out, a look at why this show is so radical and refreshing
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She's a woman. She's a superhero. Get over it.The Explainer The understated genius of Watchmen's female superheroes
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The therapeutic rise of celebrity thirst cultureThe Explainer How women and LGBTQ+ people are re-appropriating desire, one meme at a time
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Why female rage won't deliver a female presidentopinion The great blooming of "women's anger" seems to be withering on the stem
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True Detective season 3 paints a refreshingly real picture of masculinityThe Explainer Wayne Hays is no Rust Cohle — and that's a good thing
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The joy of having a bare face: How ditching makeup set me freefeature This is what happened when I stopped trying to be aesthetically pleasing at all times
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The survivor's ragefeature Christine Blasey Ford's testimony has let loose a seismic swelling of grief and horror and incandescent anger that isn't subsiding any time soon
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Trump haters will love Rick Wilson's scathing new book, Everything Trump Touches Diesopinion The GOP strategist has harsh words for Trump, his base, and his enablers in Washington
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I see myself in DietlandThe Explainer I'm a fat woman. Dietland is the first TV show that's ever made me feel truly seen.
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Why everyone hates SoloThe Explainer Solo isn't a movie so much as it is a marketing concept. Is anyone surprised there's a backlash?
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Being a middle-aged woman is a super power, and Hollywood is finally catching onThe Explainer Action heroines "of a certain age" are infiltrating film and TV. It's about time.
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Why our true crime obsession is bad for societyThe Explainer Is our cultural fixation on mass murderers making us insensitive jerks?
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The decline of Portlandia
The Explainer How a show that was once fabulous became a little too frivolous for our time
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Bad Santa is the greatest holiday movie of all timeopinion This film manages to perfectly excoriate the tinseled superficiality of the season
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The genius of Riverdale and the teenage girls who love itThe Explainer This show is amazing. But why should we be surprised? Teenage girls have long been cultural catalysts.
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Why today's TV needs more old-fashioned good guysopinion The Punisher delivers yet another angry white male anti-hero. No thanks.
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The Walking Dead's explosive season 8 premiere
The Explainer The show is back with a fantastic — if contemplative — opening episode
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The surprisingly fascinating politics of The Walking DeadThe Explainer How a show about zombies speaks to our cultural moment
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How today's female politicians became modern heroinesfeature The rise of the political she-ro
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How the Twin Peaks revival weaponized our longing for homecomingThe Explainer David Lynch gave viewers something both utterly familiar and totally strange
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The rise of the political she-roopinion How today's female politicians became modern heroines
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The Leftovers comes to a cathartic, compassionate closefeature At long last, this often oppressive show gave us the ending we so desired
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The Leftovers episode 7 recap: Kevin Garvey finally finds meaningThe Explainer In the show's penultimate episode, its wayward star stops running
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The Leftovers just reminded us all that it is a staggeringly sad showfeature In "Certified," Laurie becomes Judas
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