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February 6, 2013
The main thing is that someone had their first kiss. Caitlin Hazell, Naomi Morris, Katherine Denney, Chris M., Britney FrancoFebruary 13, 2013
People are strange. Caitlin Hazell, Naomi Morris, Katherine Denney, Chris M., Britney FrancoFebruary 20, 2013
Can it just be summer already? Caitlin Hazell, Naomi Morris, Katherine Denney, Chris M., Britney FrancoFebruary 27, 2013
Oh, the joys of other people. Caitlin Hazell, Naomi Morris, Katherine Denney, Chris M., Britney Franco
Not Fade Away
Breathing new life into old memories. Kendra YeeThe Day the World Turned Day-Glo
A weird and wonderful utopia. Lauren PoorWherever With You
A photo diary of a friendship. Allyssa Yohana, Jake SiglNothing Lasts Forever
Oh, just some doodles from Petra's notebook. Petra CollinsWonder Women
A visual tribute to the ladies whose music raised me right. Minna GilliganIf You Were Mine
She doesn't even know his name, but in his dreams, things are different... Dana Boulos, Marie LodiTwenty Seconds
Snapshots from Olivia's life, taken in Baltimore, New York, Mount Hood, Paris, Versailles, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and London. Olivia BeeA Heartbeat Drives You Mad
A post-breakup story, in pictures. Sonja AhlersCold Mountain
A sojourn to a snow-capped volcano. María Fernanda MolinsTell It to My Heart
A Galentine's Day photo album. Arrow de Wilde, Eva Chambers, Tula Oliver, Niamh HanniganEverybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Running around the same old town. Petra Collins, Minna GilliganAfter the Glitter Fades
One more look at all our background images from this month. Tavi Gevinson
Crying Games
Electronic entertainment that we've become emotionally invested in. Emily V. Gordon, Kendra Yee, Krista Burton, Maggie Thrash, Hazel Cills, Dana Boulos, Danielle Henderson, Allegra Lockstadt, Stephanie Kuehnert, Arabelle Sicardi, Laia Garcia, Jamia Wilson, Suzy Exposito, María Fernanda Molins
Friday Playlist: Seven Minutes in Heaven
Songs for locking lips and swapping spit. Pixie CaseyLooking Back on Love
How Lenny Kravitz brought out the worst in me, and the best. Jamia WilsonSongs in Our Hearts
Music to stir your passions. Sonja Ahlers, Hazel Cills, Jenny Zhang, Minna Gilligan, Stephanie Kuehnert, Pixie Casey, Laia GarciaFriday Playlist: Happy Galentine's Day
Like Lilith Fair minus the angst, plus frittatas. Pixie CaseyLying to You
A premiere of the new video from Keaton Henson (featuring awesome people). Keaton HensonDedicated to the One I Love
The song that saved my life. Tyler FordLiterally the Best Thing Ever: Stevie + Christine
Their relationship survived Fleetwood Mac, and that's effing amazing. Jessica HopperFriday Playlist: Bollywood Nights
Songs from classic Indian musicals. Anna FitzpatrickSmashed
Falling in and out of love with your first favorite band. Pixie CaseyDance, Dance, Revolution
Let us never sit in a chair all "ladylike" again. Julianne Escobedo ShepherdLiterally the Best Thing Ever: Labelle
A Band-Aid for the soul. Jessica HopperFriday Playlist: Don't Look Back
Once-beloved songs ruined by heartache. StaffTheme Song: Charlyne Yi
"Fire" Charlyne YiThis Charming Man: An Interview With Morrissey
"My life as a teenager was so relentlessly foul." Amy Rose Spiegel
Editor's Letter
February 2013: Passion Tavi GevinsonSaturday Links: Central Perk Replica Edition
Remaking the set of Friends, Cori B., and the bewitching tale of the reclusive Lykovs. Pixie Casey, Hazel Cills, Jenny Zhang, Hannah, Tavi Gevinson, Jessica Hopper, AnaheedSaturday Links: Candy Salad Edition
Let's all dress like food and eat food every single day. Hazel Cills, Gabby Noone, Emma Straub, Stephanie Kuehnert, Jessica Hopper, Naomi Morris, AnaheedSaturday Links: Animal Invasion Edition
Close encounters with owls, kangaroos, and internet dbags. Rachael Prokop, Bianca Valentino, Stephanie Kuehnert, Pixie Casey, AnaheedMeant for Someone
Four poems. Jeanann VerleeSaturday Links: Mom-Dancing Edition
Go with the FLOTUS. Emma Straub, Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, Arabelle Sicardi, Anaheed, Dana Boulos, Lena SingerI Say to You Now
Three poems. Kirsten Smith