SNL’s @sarahsquirm discusses with #NewsmakersImpact the body horror of being a girl, and how the comedian’s crude jokes are inherently political — whether she likes it or not.
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Newsweek senior reporter @slaur_ sits down with Saturday Night Live’s @sarahsquirm to explore the comedian’s five seasons on the late-night sketch show. With just days to prepare for each show, Sherman breaks down how the costume department helps her transform into her zaniest characters, whether that be a drunk raccoon, “RFK’s brainworm,” or “Jewish Elvis.”
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The Onion Buys Infowars: Vows to Finally Bring Honesty to Fake News. It’s one of the most unlikely media mergers to date: a satirical newspaper that runs hilariously fake headlines secures the winning bid on a defunct company that spewed some of the biggest conspiracy theories on the internet.
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Kristina Douglass’ work as an archaeologist is rooted in humanity and sustainability and a drive to ensure local communities thrive despite the pressures of policy. “My goal as an archaeologist fundamentally is to elevate the voices of local communities so that they can participate in that decision-making process”
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They say art imitates life, and the oversaturation of “eat-the-rich” films and TV shows may be one of the clearest indicators of public frustration with the ever-widening wealth gap between the 1 percent and the rest of us. Feeling powerless to enact changes in real life, audiences are seeking out Robin Hood-style karma on screen.
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“Every morning when I brush my teeth, I think about what I will leave behind eventually.” In archaeology, the trash of the past is the key to the future. Archaeologist Kristina Douglass discusses how the trash of past generations shapes our worldview.
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“History oftentimes is written by those who have the ability, the access, and the power to lay down a record.”
Archaeologist Kristina Douglass discusses how trash is “one of the most beautiful aspects of archaeology” on #NewsmakersImpact. Hit the link in bio to see more from the interview.
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“The culture at @Mattel really enables performance and the opportunity for you to be yourself and to be authentic,” says Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer Karen Ancira.
Barbie is meant to represent every woman, and Mattel has built an internal culture that supports female employees in every stage of their lives and career journey.
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Last year 300+ leaders came together. This year we’re doing it again in Los Angeles.
At Women’s Global Impact, you’ll hear from leaders at Rare Beauty, Pacsun, STARZ, Lenovo, Scopely, S&P Dow Jones Indices, and many more.
These four incredible Newsweek women will be on stage leading the conversations, moderating panels with some of the most influential leaders today.
Happy International Women’s Day to the women shaping the future.
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