No One Wants To DM You Nudes

Good morning to everyone except the sleazy photographers sliding into women's Instagram DMs! On the agenda today, the 'Big Little Lies' finale, how we both got scammed and a new podcast we think you'll love. PLUS, a model's Diet Prada-backed accusations against a prolific celebrity photographer have rattled Hollywood, leading Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande to speak out. The case goes to show how powerless young models can be - but why wasn't Kanye put under the same scrutiny as his wife?Read:The Red Parts by Maggie Nelson'Where is Ivanka' by Elaina Plott for The Atlantichttps://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2019/07/ivanka-trumps-silence-border-crisis-racist-tweets/594217/Listen: Who? Weekly podcastHow To Fail with Elizabeth Day: FLEABAG IS BACKPhoebe Waller-Bridge on Fresh AirWatch:Queer EyeThe Bachelorette USABig Little Lies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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