Carmen Carrera and Laverne Cox were guests on the daytime show “Katie” on Monday. They were asked very awkward questions about their bodies but turned it into an opportunity to talk about real issues.
Our very own Forever Intern Grace Ellis, along with Noelle Stevenson, Shannon Watters and Brooke Allen, have combined forces for the comic book “Lumberjanes,” about five girls at camp having fun and fighting monsters.
‘SNL’ announces its first black female cast member since Maya Rudolph.
Gillian Jacobs and Tig Notaro are four inches from kissing for three minutes in a funny new interview series on EW.
How do I move past only feeling Native based on whether I fish or know the traditional ways? How can I push past feeling like my queer identity is tied to how much I listen to Uh Huh Her?
“Writing a Rita Mae Brown ‘Sudden Death’ or Jenny Schecter ‘Lez Girls’ was never an option.”
It was time to try to trust my body and see what it would be capable of.
If your pantry pal looks as frozen as you this winter, give it a new life!
A show about “celebrities” with “relationship problems” being solved by a “professional” team of therapists. Quotation marks intentional.
This week on NSFW Sunday: embracing sexual pleasure, embracing the fact that sex is pretty funny sometimes, hot correct grammar and more.
The good news is, we’ve got lots of good news to work as we finish our last Christmas cookies.
Here’s a list of things we might have decided to do with our 2014 and some apps to help us get there.
Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, a segment where four artists take turns delighting you with their whimsy, facts and punchlines on Saturday mornings!
Former NFL punter and same-sex marriage advocate Chris Kluwe says he was fired for supporting marriage equality.
Topics include Okinawa, Fraggle Rock, The Crystal Cathedral, a 55-year-old murder case, job hunting, being an elf at Harrod’s and so much more!
“I’m going to brush the dust off my sneakers and take up boxing. I’m vowing to take more walks and eat more cake. It’s gonna be a good year.”
It’s the year of brave, bold, elbow patches and #herocrushes.
No Look Pass, a documentary about Emily Tay living a double life at Harvard University and striving to play professional basketball in Germany while coming out as a lesbian, is now available on iTunes.
My fingers are so cold it’s hard to type, and I’m wearing two sweaters. Let’s eat snow.
I imagine myself as not myself, at my grandparents’ apartment this Christmas, wearing makeup, a women’s blouse, long hair combed to the middle of my back: What he thought I would grow up to be, what my mom thought I would grow up to be.