Take a peek into the Hollywood Kitty Company’s business as a viral cat tree company and its loyal customers who willingly spoil their pets.
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Art
TL;DR: Quar Edition
Writer Nicolaia Rips tells us the least and the most “worth it” articles she’s been sent this quarantine in her latest installment of “TL;DR.”
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Virtual Girls on Quarantine
For this unique edition of “Girls on,” Crybaby spoke with young women all over the world, living in different circumstances, yet, all in quarantine. Hana Mendel photo-directed and edited these portraits—all remotely.
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A world of dance and love, together and apart
Separated by almost two thousand miles due to COVID-19, dancers Philip Strom and Maxwell Read are learning how to maintain their relationship with their craft and with each other.
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Lauren Greenfield and Materialist Preoccupations: An Interview Excerpt
Writer Simone Rembert spoke with photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield about her work, “Tiger King,” Instagram, and what projects she’s working on at the moment. This is an excerpt, as the full conversation will be published in Crybaby’s next print issue.
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Trend Forecasting and The Recycling of Style
Writer Sara Radin writes about the recycling of trends, style nostalgia, and Depop. Accompanying photo story by Hana Mendel.
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EVERBODY.WORLD contributor Paloma is the coolest 14-year-old.
Paloma is the 14-year-old EVERYBODY.WORLD contributor and high school freshman.
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Starling Irving gets candid about her relish for life
Crybaby speaks with Starling Irving about her career writing for The Paris Review and Man Repeller and her road trip in her family’s bright green bus.
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Guns and roses and supernovae: a journal entry
Crybaby managing editor Zoe Yu Gilligan journals her thoughts on love, pain, and art.
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LA gallery Junior High intertwines creativity and social activism
There are not many cultural institutions that offer art, concerts, yoga, comedy shows, and gardening classes under the same roof, but all that and more can be found at Faye Orlove’s Hollywood passion project, Junior High.
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