Rebecca Onion is a Senior Editor at Slate. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including ideas, history, culture, and the intersection of technology with daily life, particularly in the realms of publishing, arts, and entertainment. Her work has been featured in Knowledia, Yahoo News, and RealClear Education, among others.
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Rebecca's articles primarily focus on lifestyle and entertainment, with a significant emphasis on reviews and opinion editorials. Given this, she may be open to pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to lifestyle trends, personal issues, or entertainment topics.
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Twenty years ago, she drowned her kids. How people talked about it is now awfully familiar.
By: Rebecca Onion
This article contains spoilers for The Dog Stars , both the bestselling novel and the new film adaptation.
The Dog Stars has a big budget, Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin, and Margaret Qualley, but it’s ruff.
By: Rebecca Onion
Quincy Tyler Bernstine, as FBI agent Nora, steals the show on Furious.
By: Rebecca Onion
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By: Rebecca Onion
Octavia Butler disliked Survivor so much that she let it fall out of print. It can finally be read again today.
By: Rebecca Onion
It's almost impossible to maintain friendships with young athletes whose afternoons and weekends are full up with soccer—and driving to soccer.
By: Rebecca Onion
It’s tough to be friends with a kid whose weekend is filled with soccer—and driving to soccer.
A quarter of a century on—and with a new behind-the-scenes documentary out—legions of fans still return to watch the series at least once a year.
By: Rebecca Onion
It's been 25 years of the boys of Easy Company.
