The Program Committee is interested in promoting research on the history of teen entertainment, which we define broadly as popular literature, plays, fi...

This article proposes an analytical and ethical reorientation for research on online misogyny, grounded in a socialist ethics that refuses to separate moral inquiry from the material conditions und...

Volume 25, Issue 8 of Feminist Media Studies

This article employs an affective-discursive approach to look into women’s popular reactions to TikTok’s “aged” filter. In doing so, it applies the notion of the “interpretative repertoire” to clas...

Volume 25, Issue 5 of Feminist Media Studies

Over the last decade, there has been an increase in concern about sugar arrangements, relationships in which sugar babies, typically young women, provide romantic companionship to sugar daddies, ty...