The Bachelor
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'The Bachelorette' Is a Necessary Shift in the Conversation About Black Womanhood
The cult-favorite show is back in all its campy over-the-top glory—only this time its star is black. Roxane Gay parses through the season premiere for MarieClaire.com.
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We Took One for the Team, Taste-Tested 'The Bachelor' Wines, and Here's What We Thought
Will you accept this rosé?
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Is Alcohol in Reality Shows the New Violence on TV?
There's a reason you glug your way through The Bachelor.
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Emily Maynard's Surprising Take on Sexism and 'The Bachelor'
"There's just this sense of making this guy this idol."
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How 'The Bachelorette' Morphed Into Reality TV's Most Feminist Show
No, really, we promise.
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The Word "Clitoris" Is Apparently Too Raunchy for 'The Bachelorette'
It's not a bad word, folks.
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The Men Tell All—Until We Shut Them Up
As Emily Maynard nears handing off her last rose on this Sunday's season finale, the Bachelorette's quest for perfection might be leading her to choose a dishonest mate.
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Must-See Film: Redlight
If you happen to live in New York City, skip The Bachelorette tonight and go see something real: a documentary about young girls who are being sold into sexual slavery in Southeast Asia. We're talking girls as young as five years old.
