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From 'Teeth' to 'Revenge', Kim and Ket recommend some of their favorite episodes of their podcast, Kim and Ket Stay Alive.... Maybe?

In the latest Matriarchy Rising, Jenn Adams looks 'Teeth' and its empowering message about patriarchy and female pleasure.

I’d be lying if I said that I didn’t enjoy the ride, even if it all amounts to an exercise in mental masturbation.

"Teeth" sinks its incisors into a cross-cultural myth known as vagina dentata. Or, as Juno might call it, "Vaggie D." Depending on who you ask (not that you should bring it up in polite intercourse), it is said to represent the male fear of castration and of feminine sexuality in general. It also symbolizes the woman's anxieties about penetration, and/or her desire to devour her mate, who is attempting to fulfill his own bio-mythological destiny by returning upstream to s...

LISA KRISTOFF Tue, 05/11/2021 - 11:30am The Midcoast Pottery Co-op members, left: Monica Tan, Annette Stormont and Clark Griffith. Absent: Mitchell Lichtenstein. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register Work area with kilns. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register One shelf of completed projects by Stormont and Tan. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register Clark Griffith shows his current project, a pitcher with matching tiered serving dish. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register Three of the four members of Midcoast...

April’s Biggest Closing Takes Place at 15 Central Park West A duplex penthouse owned by Lindsay A. Rosenwald, a bio pharmaceuticals investor, sold for nearly $46.7 million after nearly three years on the market. The largest sale in New York City in April was a penthouse at 15 Central Park West, with a wraparound terrace overlooking the park.Credit...Benjamin Norman for The New York Times May 7, 2021 A spacious duplex at 15 Central Park West with a wraparound terrace directly overlooking th...

To the degree that one can fashion a life that is completely satisfying, Wai-Tung believes he has done so. A young Chinese man from Taiwan, gay, in his late 20s, he lives with his American companion Simon in a comfortable brownstone in New York, and manages some loft buildings he has purchased. All is well - except for the letters and phone calls from his parents, who wonder, with increasing urgency, when he is going to marry a nice Chinese girl and present them with a grandchild. They do not g...