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She's empowering women to ditch the dye and embrace the gray.
"Check your misogyny at the door: It's a day in the life of a stay-at-home husband." He cleans the house. She pays the bills. Brut spoke to Hunter and Maya Leppard about the story behind their hilarious TikTok videos.
Her job is to bring dead animals to life … Brut met Divya Anantharaman at her studio where she demystified the often misunderstood art of taxidermy.
"It feels like there's barbed wire, like scraping it." This is what life with endometriosis feels like for those whose symptoms are often dismissed ... and for those who often wait years for a diagnosis.
Brett Kavanaugh in 2018: "I understand the importance of the precedent set forth in Roe v. Wade." Kavanaugh in 2022: *set to overturn Roe v. Wade*
“Because I was assaulted.” “Because I was too young to have a baby.” “Because I wanted to.” They all chose to have an abortion and fight for everyone’s right to do the same. Here’s why ...
"Schizophrenia feels like there's always a ghost around you." Schizophrenia is one of the most stigmatized mental illnesses. Here's how artist and animator @xoradmagical is helping people understand the disorder ...
“I did not want to be seen as the homeless ballet dancer.” He was in a homeless shelter when he first started ballet ... Now the artistic director of the New York Theater Ballet, Steven Melendez tells his story, and that of the program that taught him to dance, in the film “LIFT” ... #tribeca2022
Not sure if your houseplants are overwatered? Root-bound? This young botanist with autism is TikTok's latest houseplant expert. Meet the plant prodigy.
"We call ourselves "church nerds." Welcome to NunTok, where nuns hop on the latest TikTok trends to evangelize people on the app ...
For this tattoo artist, the perfect tattoo is an invisible one. Meet Jody Stoski who camouflages people's scars with paramedical tattoos.
"When I was 16, I was kidnapped in the middle of the night ..." Their parents sent them to boarding schools and wilderness therapy camps to "fix" their attitudes. Years later, these survivors of the "troubled teen industry" are speaking up about what they went through …
"There's no natural internal drive to nurture another human for 18 to 25 years." More and more people are deciding not to have kids. Here's why ...
