Sami Sage is a cofounder and Chief Creative Officer of Betches Media. In her spare time she stares at her dogs and opens and closes the instagram app continuously.
One of the best books I've read this year is The Myth of Making It: A Workplace Reckoning by Samhita Mukhopadhyay, whose grandest title may be the former executive editor of Teen Vogue, but as she points out through the book, hardly tells her whole story.
This following is an adapted excerpt from the new book Democracy in Retrograde: How To Make Changes Big and Small In Our Country and Our Lives by Betches cofounder Sami Sage and Emily Amick, out Tuesday July 9th.
If Aspen has become so overexposed that its venues are easily recognizable in the momentary backdrop of an Instagram story, Jackson Hole is its half-sister who prefers to maintain a private account.
There is only one more episode of Succession remaining, and finally the great (?) Logan Roy has been laid to rest, above ground, in his secondhand mausoleum.
Last night’s Succession felt darker than any other episode this year, which is saying something considering this season chronicles the death of its anti-hero and the slow crawl to his burial. (We say it every week, but we gotta lay this guy to rest already.) Episode 8 documents the events of election day as the votes are being tallied.
The layers of irony in episode 6 of Succession were richer than Karl will be once he pulls the ripcord on his golden parachute; that is, if Kendall doesn’t completely screw it up and land him in the middle of a potential investor fraud investigation first. Living+, in both name and concept, is just about the last thing that we as the viewers would have expected the Roy family and its dead patriarch to launch while the kids are just minding the store.
Last week’s Vanderpump Rules episode, “Mistress In Distress,” was a wild one — between Lisa Vanderpump clocking something weird between Raquel and Sandoval, Ally revealing that she saw them out together (alone) at the Abbey at 1am, and Katie later calling Tom out for it, there was almost too much to take in.
We’re officially halfway through the final Succession season, and in this episode, almost the entire cast, with the exception of the forgotten son, goes on a field trip for Operation: Bleed the Swede — a moniker that takes on a stranger meaning than we could’ve imagined. “Kill List” follows the full Waystar team to Gojo’s annual retreat in Norway (or was it Sweden?
This week we can safely return to telling Logan’s posse to fuck off, considering that everyone has already assumed their dipshit postures before Logan’s even six feet under (on the note of that other legendary HBO show: if you’re reading this, HBO, please deeply reconsider this MAX thing… you’re everyone’s favorite brand and this is the brand equivalent of curtain bangs).
When you think of Australia, we have a feeling you think of the Bondi Icebergs Pool (you know the one), kangaroos, and yes, the Sydney Opera House—but there's so much more to this country than you prob realize.
I’ve lost count of the number of people I know who are glued to the recent revelations about Tanya Zuckerbrot’s F-Factor diet and Teddi Mellencamp’s All In program.
Let's be honest, back in the day Sex And The City taught us everything we ever needed to know about girl friends, boyfriends, cosmos and being absolutely ridiculous.
