Libby Torres

Libby Torres is an entertainment reporter who studied comparative literature and creative writing at New York University. In the past, she's written for publications such as Bedford + Bowery and Gothamist. She enjoys writing about TV, pop culture, and entertainment news.

LATINA EXCELLENCE

A Boisterous Celebration of Mexicanidad in Trump’s America

There’s enough drunken fights and petty drama to satiate even the most devoted ‘Real Housewives’ fans—along with a subtle examination of the effects of Trumpism.

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FAMILY BUSINESS

His Mother Killed 200 People. Now He’s a Reality TV Star.

Featuring the grown children of high-profile drug traffickers like Griselda Blanco, ‘Cartel Crew’ provides a glimpse into the aftermath of growing up in the drug trade.

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OUTSPOKEN

The Not-Punk Queer Rockers Calling Out Sexism in Music

The all-female, LGBTQ-friendly rock group talks their latest album, Prehysteria, and what it means to be a queer woman in the music industry.

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KULT

Their Kardashian Obsession Is Ruining Their Lives

The season premiere of MTV’s ‘True Life/Now’ follows three people who will do anything to emulate the Kardashians’ looks and lavish lifestyle, from fillers to $10,000 butt lifts.

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THE BURN ZONE

She Spent Five Years in an Abusive ‘Energy’ Cult

Renee Linnell opens up about her time spent in the University of Mysticism cult, which cost her hundreds of thousands of dollars, and how she’s finally been able to heal.

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Libby Torres

A Boisterous Celebration of Mexicanidad in Trump’s America

His Mother Killed 200 People. Now He’s a Reality TV Star.

The Not-Punk Queer Rockers Calling Out Sexism in Music

Their Kardashian Obsession Is Ruining Their Lives

She Spent Five Years in an Abusive ‘Energy’ Cult

Inside ‘Law & Order: SVU’s’ Transphobia Controversy

A Crazy Rom-Com Parody of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

The Weird and Disturbing World of Chinese Livestreamers

Robots Are Killing People. How Worried Should We Be?

The White Instagram Influencers Pretending to Be Black