Liv Facey is a freelance journalist with wide-ranging interests but a particular passion for culture, politics, and travel. Her work explores the intersection of pop culture, technology, and social trends — from examining whether home-based first dates are red flags to analysing the value in characters who make us uncomfortable. Liv's writing has appeared in The Times, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, Refinery29, and The Metro.
When not writing about the latest streaming phenomena or editing social media videos, you'll find Liv immersed in a book or planning her next adventure.
You can find her on X and Instagram: @livsescape.
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A young woman just trying to figure things out. That's real.
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Decisions of survival drive these characters, with little to no mental health support.
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‘Top Boy’ Season 5 confirms women have always been the stars
The final season of the Drake-revived Netflix show cements how important female-led storylines are.
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Who was the real Queen Charlotte from 'Bridgerton'?
Netflix says it's "not a history lesson," but how accurate is it?
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First date at their house: Red flag or the new normal?
Like many things that have to do with dating, it’s complicated.
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