Vanessa Grigoriadis writes for Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, and The New York Times Magazine. Her new book is Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus.

“I’m a controversial writer. I’ve never shied away from controversy. I’ve only really courted it because I realized a lot earlier than a lot of other people who are involved in this whole depressing business that clicks are the way to go, right? Or eyeballs, as we used to call them, or readership. I come out of a Tom Wolfe-like, Hunter S. Thompson kind of tradition. You don’t mince any words, you just go for the jugular and you say as many things that can stir people up as possible.”

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Grigoriadis on Longform
[01:20] Longform Podcast #40: Vanessa Grigoriadis
[01:35] Grigoriadis’ Archive at Vanity Fair
[01:40] Grigoriadis’ Archive at Rolling Stone
[01:45] Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus (Eamon Dolan • 2017)
[02:00] "Shining a Light on Campus Rape" (Michelle Goldberg • New York Times • Sep 2017)
[06:30] "The Passion of Nicki Minaj" (New York Times • Oct 2015)
[06:30] "The Very Pink, Very Perfect Life of Taylor Swift" (Rolling Stone • Mar 2009)
[06:30] "Justin Bieber: God, Girls and Boatloads of Swag" (Rolling Stone • Mar 2011)
[08:30] "Meet the College Women Who Are Starting a Revolution Against Campus Sexual Assault" (New York • Sep 2014)
[11:45] “‘A Rape on Campus’ What Went Wrong?” (Sheila Coronel, Steve Coll, Derek Kravitz • Rolling Stone • April 2015)
[22:15] "A Power Player and her Sons Disappear Off the Bahamas" (Jacob Bernstein • New York Times • May 2017)
[26:00] "Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Replaces Obama-era Guidelines for Handling Sexual Assault on Campus" (Lauren Rosenblatt • LA Times • Sep 2017)
[36:00] "Emasculated? We’ll See!" (New York Post • Oct 2007)
[39:00] "New York Times Publishes Eye-Popping Correction on Campus-Sexual-Assault Book Review" (Erik Wemple • Washington Post • Sep 2017)
[44:00] "Glamour’s Cindi Leive Joins List of Top Editors to Exit" (Keith J. Kelly • New York Post • Sep 2017)
[44:00] "Rolling Stone, Once a Counterculture Bible, Will Be Put Up for Sale" (Sydney Ember • New York Times • Sep 2017)
[44:45] "An American Drug Lord in Acapulco" (Rolling Stone • Aug 2011)
[45:00] "The Rise and Fall of the Eco-Radical Underground" (Rolling Stone • June 2011)
[45:00] "The Tragedy of Britney Spears" (Rolling Stone • Feb 2008)