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Ranking Winx Club Couples
Winx Club: an animated TV show about fairies that shaped our childhoods and featured larger than life romances. Winx Club is partially responsible for our unrealistic dating standards, but it was cool in that every single relationship was unique and different. In this rant Daphne Bryant ranks all of the OG Winx Couples from least to most compatible <3
A Conversation with Print Contributor Alexandra Azan
A conversation with Alexandra Azan, one of the first people ever published in our zine.
Female Empowerment at The Beverly Hills Film Festival: Red Carpet Highlights
This past week the Beverly Hills Film Festival had its 25th anniversary at the iconic TCL Chinese Theater, where writers, directors, producers, actors and filmmakers from all walks of life celebrated their cinematic achievements and graced the red carpet. In the spirit of platforming marginalized gender identities, the team at Dreamworldgirl Zine set out to speak with and learn from as many fresh storytellers as possible.
Meet Leah (Bunny) Overstreet: The Princess of Bushwick
In this interview, Daphne Bryant speaks with Leah (Bunny) Overstreet, an NYC-based writer, zinester, stylist and party host whose outlook on life is just as whimsical and impressive as her work itself!
Art That Resonates: Meet Arielle Tesoriero
Arielle Tesoriero is a multidisciplinary artist from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, now based in NYC, with a portfolio that is larger than life and whimsical in all the best, most profound ways. Read our interview with Arielle, where we talk about everything from her creative process to tips for aspiring artists!
The Lesbians Deserve A Rom-Com Series Of Their Own
Casting for a lesbian rom-com series wouldn’t be an issue; there are so many out, young and queer actors these days. The list literally goes on and on, so Hollywood has all the resources necessary to make our sapphic/WLW dreams come to life. If this is the case, however, why aren’t there any? Read more about the lack of lesbian relationship on screen in this rant written by Daphne Bryant.