Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture
, which she created, wrote, directed, and starred in, and which reveals her in a fresh and thrilling way that many, even her fans, might have never expected., Emma Fraser wrote of Schumer, “It does seem like the more she is critiqued the more she bares her soul.
You’d be wise to check out the show, which has all its episodes available for streaming. “Lovely” is an apt term to describe it, though that can sound patronizing and might discount how sharp and funny it often is. But it packs a poignant punch that has stuck with me in a way that I maybe hadn’t noticed the intensity of at first, like an emotional bruise that intensifies as time passes.begins, something terrible happens in Adult Beth’s life.
At the center of the series, I think, is the question: Could you be happier? I mean, raise your hand if, especially over the last two years, you haven’t pondered that when it comes to at least one element of your life. really hits on is both the bravery and the fear that question entails. Contrary to what “happy” actually means, it is maybe the scariest thing there is in life. It’s precarious. It’s mythical. It’s fleeting.
But… what happens if they don’t? What if they really do make you happier? What would it take for you to take that chance?is how it translates formative moments in Schumer’s life, which, of course, is a life of celebrity that includes things like hosting the goddamn Academy Awards, into a real-world scale: an even playing field on which you can understand and appreciate what a bold thing it is to claim your worth, to validate the idea that you should and could be happy.
It’s a great series that affected me more deeply than I might have realized. You should check it out, too.It has come to my attention that a diamond made from ranch dressing was recently sold for $12,500 on eBay. I have so many questions, such as:
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