SCREEN QUEENS
In the early 2000s, cellphones were bold, personal, and—more often than not—girly. But then the iPhone happened, and we lost what made phones fun along the way.
Ashley Bardhan is a culture writer in New York. Her reports and criticism have appeared in Kotaku, Observer, Pitchfork, and elsewhere.
’TIL DEATH
Season 6 turned Netflix’s so-called “social experiment” into a nationwide problem.