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Yellowjackets

  1. breakout
    Sophie Thatcher Is Not Scared of YouFrom Heretic to Companion and Yellowjackets, the actor-musician has mastered horror. Now she’s fearlessly carving out a path of her own.
    By Cat Zhang
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    Storytelling
    A Scaredy-Pants Spoiler Guide to Yellowjackets Season TwoAnd it, like the finale, gets too heavy to bear.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  3. breakout
    Courtney Eaton Eats Flesh in Real Life, TooBut the Yellowjackets star is nowhere near as dark as her character.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  4. yellowjackets
    John Cameron Mitchell Plays a Mean ParrotThe writer, actor, and director talks guest-starring as Misty’s pet Caligula on this week’s Yellowjackets.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  5. odes
    An Ode to Jeff Sadecki, the Perfect Himbo HusbandIn defense of Yellowjackets’ No. 1 wife guy.
    By Brooke LaMantia
  6. culture
    Simone Kessell Wants to Throw a Very Kiwi Dinner PartyWith her Yellowjackets co-star Melanie Lynskey and lots and lots of carbs.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  7. culture
    Tawny Cypress Is a True Jersey GirlThe Yellowjackets star on the home state she shares with Christina Ricci, those Taissa theories, and rewatching Golden Girls.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  8. celebrity
    How Christina Ricci’s Chanel Bag Collection Helped Her Get DivorcedThe actor recalled selling her handbags to deal with “financial traumas.”
    By Olivia Truffaut-Wong
  9. fixations
    I Think About This a Lot: The Best Friendships on TV EditionThe Molly to my Issa, the Maya to my Anna, and the other fictional friendships we love to obsess over.
    By the Cut
  10. buzz buzz buzz
    All Our Burning Questions From the Yellowjackets FinaleSome of the biggest mysteries remain unraveled.
    By Bindu Bansinath
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    Misty From Yellowjackets Is the Scariest Character on TVBeware the quiet ones.
    By Marianne Eloise
  12. bffs
    In Yellowjackets, Female Friendship Is HorrificThat’s why I like it.
    By Bindu Bansinath