Natasha Stagg

A Summer Chronicle, part 8: NATASHA STAGG concludes her summer column on an ambivalent note, reviewing Richard Linklater’s Where’d You Go Bernadette. 

A Summer Chronicle, part 6: Poetry may be dead, but the confession reigns. NATASHA STAGG on the power of erratic tell-alls.

A Summer Chronicle, part 4: NATASHA STAGG watches Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and reflects on the culture that engendered Sharon Tate and Marilyn Monroe's tragic stardom.

A Summer Chronicle, part 1: NATASHA STAGG is back with her summer column and draws the connections between consumerism, waste, sustainability, and the intangibility of identity

A Summer Chronicle, part 10: NATASHA STAGG on riding in the passenger seat

A Summer Chronicle, part 8. NATASHA STAGG on #paypiggies, #walletrapes, and turning the bank account into a sex organ

A Summer Chronicle, part 6. NATASHA STAGG on the pressure to keep up with body trends, makeup masks in the sheets, and why we need to to stop talking about going to the gym

A Summer Chronicle, part 4. NATASHA STAGG writes about dating a New York City garbage man

A Summer Chronicle, part 2. NATASHA STAGG writes about the consuming nature of jealousy and her greatest rival

A Summer Chronicle, part 10: Natasha Stagg's final summer report

A Summer Chronicle, part 8: Natasha Stagg about Trump's irreversible damage, "manic" heart racing and a not so happy Chris Kraus

A Summer Chronicle, part 6: Natasha Stagg about a Nine Inch Nails concert, VIP areas at music festivals, and her life

A Summer Chronicle, part 4: Natasha Stagg on castings, consultancies and Cody Critcheloe

A Summer Chronicle, part 2: Natasha Stagg writes about working in the fashion-magazine world and loneliness on Independence Day