Veronica Walsingham

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Bio

Veronica Walsingham is a freelance arts and culture writer. Her work has previously appeared in The New York Times and on sites such as Playboy, Glamour, Teen Vogue, Vice, Vox, and others.

When 'The Goldfinch' Makes It To Theaters, I Hope The Soul Of The Book Remains Intact

Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Goldfinch begins with Theo Decker, the protagonist of the sprawling novel, saying he dreamed of his mother for the first time in years. It’s an opening sentence fitting of the story, which follows Theo…

By Veronica Walsingham

I Can't Stop Thinking About Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's One-Piece Swimsuit

Since Dr. Christine Blasey Ford addressed the Senate Judiciary Committee, I’ve thought about one detail from her testimony constantly: the one-piece swimsuit she wore on the night of the alleged sexual assault. I think of the way Ford’s voice rose…

By Veronica Walsingham

All The Ways That 'LOST' Totally Paved The Way For Your Fave Marvel Movies

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the most successful franchises of all time, and as a result, much has been written about its influence on the film industry. But what many people forget is that the MCU itself is heavily influenced by not only…

By Veronica Walsingham

Here Are The Real Reasons You Love 'The Princess Diaries' More Today Than Ever Before

Everyone's favorite princess movie is having a bit of a renaissance. Despite coming out 17 years ago, The Princess Diaries is even more culturally relevant and universally beloved today than it was at the time of its 2001 release. Of course, this…

By Veronica Walsingham

'Incredibles 2' Has Futuristic Weapons & Creative New Tech — So Why Are There So Many Guns?

After a 14-year wait, Incredibles 2 has hit theaters and is a massive success, landing the eighth-largest opening weekend of all time. The film has been lauded its fun, family-friendly take on the superhero genre, but while that praise is warranted,…

By Veronica Walsingham