Veronica Litt articles

Yesterday's News Podcast. Two history buffettes host a podcast dedicated to the idea that anyone who made history was probably a bit of a hot mess.

Get ready to YouTube Madonna's MTV Awards performance of "Vogue" and Annie Lennox's "Walking on Broken Glass" and see the light, people!

For all the people who rediscovered their love of loungewear in the dark, house-bound days of 2020, may I present your new savior: The muumuu.

From WWII spies to scandalous queens, this is your one-stop shop to the wonderful world of history's most awesome queer women.

Enough with the tragedy and tears. If laughter and love are your things, these are the best lesbian movies with happy endings, hand-picked for you.

Since their dissolution, the former members of One Direction have released a slew of solo albums—some good, some bad. This is one woman's journey with them.

Agatha Christie wrote so many mysteries, it's hard to know where to start. From Miss Marple to Hercule Poirot and beyond, these are the best of the best.

From mysterious abductions to jaw-dropping trials, there’s a reason Hollywood wants us to forget the lesser-known scandals on this list.

“Wuthering Heights,” released by 19-year-old Kate Bush, launched Bush’s decades-long career in music—but her success had a dark side.