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Jess Ho's People With Money Misfires as Satire and Feels Overcooked

Culture

Jess Ho's People With Money Misfires as Satire and Feels Overcooked

Jess Ho interrogates race, class and gender, but the novel's satire is uneven and key characters collapse into caricature.

Women Choose First On Love Island, Shifting Britain’s Dating Script

Women Choose First On Love Island, Shifting Britain’s Dating Script

Love Island's rule change lets women pick first, reflecting wider shifts in British dating and exposing persistent double standards.

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