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Maya J Is A Star Without Limits
Meet Maya J, a singer, songwriter, musician, and actress who blends pop, R&B, indie, and more elements into something distinctly hers. In this interview, DWG founder Daphne Bryant chats with Maya about everything from her origin story to her dream collaborations and advocacy work; read the full feature now!
“All of Us Can be Girl Failures”: Discussing the New Web Series Girl Failure With Creator Mary Kate Abner and Co-Star Diana Rendon
Heartbreak, friendship, and navigating your 20s… ah, yes– Girl Failure. In this interview, Reader Marion Johnson chats with Mary Kate Abner, the creator of web series Girl Failure, and her talented co-star Diana Rendon. Read more about how Mary Kate and Diana met, what inspired this show about a messy 20-something in New York City, and how we all have a little girl failure inside of us!
The Art of Becoming: Tianyun Lan on the Memory of Garments, Building Cross-Cultural Narratives and More
In this interview, DWG founder Daphne Bryant sits down with Tianyun Lan, a New York-based stylist, visual artist and multidisciplinary creative, to chat about everything from playing dress-up with Barbies to the nonlinear journey that led her to major brands such as Swatch, Collina Strada, The Webster, and Elie Tahari. Read more now!
Naomi Scott’s Debut Album F.I.G Does Not Disappoint
In this article, DWG founder Daphne Bryant reviews former child star Naomi Scott’s debut album F.I.G, a groovy, introspective and nostalgic record, made intentionally with all the magic of spring and summer ebbing throughout. Read more now!
ANTM and the Systematic Dehumanization of Women
In this personal essay, Guest Writer Angelica Santini provides her unique take on the new America's Next Top Model documentary and how it’s interconnected dehumanization of women. Read more now!
Marion’s Reading List
Black History Month in February is back-to-back with Women’s History Month in March, which leads directly into National Poetry Month in April; how lucky are we!? For Editorial Intern Marion Johnson, there is no better way to honor these occasions than to celebrate the amazing work written by Black women about girlhood and womanhood. They’ve compiled a selection of four amazing works by Black women that are easily accessible online, short, and worth your while; check the article out now!