Chau Tu
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New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Chau:
Dear Prudence Uncensored: “Jealous FWB”
“Hookups are hookups, but there's gotta be some base level of knowing that others operate full lives outside your world.” → Read More
How the New Normal People Series Compares to Sally Rooney’s Book
The author co-wrote the first six episodes of the Hulu adaptation, and it shows. → Read More
Slow Burn’s Leon Neyfakh on Bringing His Watergate Series to Television
The new series adds visuals to the storylines and characters that listeners will remember from the podcast, but also introduces new threads to the story. → Read More
A Yale Law School Investigation, an Academic Hoax, and the Next Phase of #MeToo
What’s going on with the investigation into Jed Rubenfeld? → Read More
Elon Musk’s Sleeping Patterns, Omarosa’s Booby Traps, and Revisiting The Joy Luck Club
The real message and lesson of the Times’ jaw-dropping Elon Musk interview is about the effects of sleep deprivation. → Read More
Unite the Right, V.S. Naipaul, and Trump’s War on California
Last weekend's Unite the Right rally may have failed, but the alt-right movement isn’t dead. → Read More
BlacKkKlansman, Jack Dorsey, and the Shiloh Scandal
Four theories for why Twitter is courting the right wing. → Read More
Young Voters, New York’s Uber Cap, and the Oscars’ New Category
How to turn out young voters? Remind them of their power. → Read More
Slow Burn Season 2, Asbestos, and the Wellness Industry
Why Slow Burn is turning to the Clinton impeachment for Season 2. → Read More
Alex Jones, Diverse News Sources, and Equal Pay
Banning Alex Jones and Infowars was a late move, but an encouraging sign nonetheless. → Read More
Ivanka and Melania, Infowars Banned, and Better Call Saul
How should we interpret Ivanka and Melania’s statements against the president’s views? → Read More
QAnon, Sarah Jeong’s Tweets, and Nia Wilson’s Death
Reflecting on the aftermath of Nia Wilson’s death. → Read More
Escaping Syria, Biased Food Studies, and Manafort’s Fashion
We finally got a peek at Manafort’s ostrich jacket. → Read More
Junot Díaz, Trumpstagram, and Passing
How the men of #MeToo are getting by without direct apologies. → Read More
Kagan’s Conservatism, Koko’s Fetish, and Hollywood Apocalypses
Is Justice Kagan actually drifting to the right, or playing the long game? → Read More
Trump’s Space Farce, Melania’s Jacket, and Trans Lives
Why Trump’s Space Force isn’t the solution we need. → Read More
How to Create an Effective Earthquake Warning System
The United States is still without a proper early warning system for alerting citizens about an earthquake, but that is about to change. → Read More
The U.S. Is Finally Getting a System to Warn When an Earthquake Is Coming
But will its alerts come in enough time to make a difference? → Read More
The U.S. Is Finally Getting a System to Warn When an Earthquake Is Coming
But will its alerts come in enough time to make a difference? → Read More
The Angle: The Kids Are All Right Edition
Yuri Kadobnov/Getty Images Parental irrelevancy: Most new parents are terrified they’re going to screw up their kids. Daniel Engber argues that despite everything you might hear or learn from books or peers, parents are more irrelevant than you think. Advantage: Stormy: Jeremy Stahl explains a legal screw-up that might give Stormy Daniels a strong case for getting out of her nondisclosure… → Read More