a legacy magazine just published an op-ed that reads like a reply to someone specific. we're not naming names yet.
when a print publication with a dress code on the masthead starts writing about men and their mirrors, you have to ask: who started this conversation.
someone said something on stream. about faces, about crime rates, about the relationship between jaw structure and societal collapse, allegedly. tmz covered it. we covered it. and now, per a piece published today in the spectatorthe discourse has fully crossed the border into legacy print media.
the article is titled "men shouldn't be worrying about their looks." it does not name anyone. it does not have to. chat, you know who you are.
the times of india is also still circling the chapel hill cancellation, which means the international press cycle on this particular individual has not cooled at all. it has in fact gotten weirder. a collarbone-adjacent search term is now returning op-eds from publications that have been around since before the internet. anyway. the jaw is square but the discourse is a circle.
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