The Devil Wears Prada

Hariri-Kia paints a vivid portrait of an ever-changing media landscape, exploring everything from the shift to online content to the pervasiveness of performative activism.

Hariri-Kia began formulating this story during her first-ever media job, but the novel really started to take shape three years ago.

In true Rina fashion, “This Hell” somehow combines dazzling whimsy and real substance, filling the emptiness left behind in the wake of hate.

Transitioning from drab and dreary coats to airy, warm silhouettes makes a sunnier season even more appealing; the perfect spring capsule wardrobe could be happily plucked from Italian designer Giambattista Valli’s spring 2022 ready-to-wear collection.

Maybe post-pandemic life for the average person should be about carving time for small moments of joy, to treat it as a key moment of crisis rather than an episode to be forgotten.

“Emily in Paris” is rife with hedonistic men and catty women, layering stereotypes on top of each other as erratically as Emily layers some of her outfits.

From pregnancy guides to a famous fashion industry comedy, our podcasts cover a lot of ground in this week of podcapping. “Overdue” reveals a surprise book Craig and Andrew have been alluding to for weeks, while “The Bechdel Cast” spends an extra long episode delving into the details of “The Devil Wears Prada.”

If you can’t count on your grades to end the year on a perfect note and leave your spirits feeling merry and bright, we here at the Clog have put together a list of easy peasy goals you can complete before the end of the semester to have you making money moves and feeling accomplished!

We’ve compiled a list of what we think are some of the best movies that are set in a workplace, and maybe some of them will give you the kick you need to keep it going during those eight-hour shifts.

Hey there, they showed us “Singin’ in the Rain” at our film screening tonight and then it rained while I walked home; it made my life feel cinematic.