Peacock’s docuseries “Anatomy of Lies” is a searing look at TV writer Elisabeth Finch, who lied about being sick and suffering assorted traumas. Your complete guide to Finch’s story and others like her, inside.
A little help please?!
Find answers to questions like “should I tell her?” and “what do I do if she’s unavailable?”
It’s great to have two versions of Suspiria that offer exceptionally tasty and unique cinematic delights.
Creative jealousy is understandable in a lot of contexts, but especially this one.
Gen Zers who are tired of being “broke, single, and lonely” are drawn to the idea of a rebranded “lavender marriage” as a way to enjoy marriage’s practical benefits without all the sex and romance.
Cannibals, like lesbians, are feared for their selective appetites.
The stories of trans youth go largely ignored by the American public in our cultural conversations about their lives, but Nico Lang is giving everyone a chance to change that with their new book, American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era.
Blame it on the boy shorts.
Why have Victorian homes become the default ‘haunted house’? Well it’s time to get your ass out of one to uncover your Halloweeny destiny.
English Teacher is effective in highlighting issues that face modern teachers, even if it rarely takes them on in a way that feels truly meaningful.
My opening question was going to be: So, have you ever had sex with a car?
What a journey we’ve been on together!
“When you make the amount of money we made for Warner Bros. via the franchise it obfuscates most transphobia.”
She has no real interest in reading and you just can’t move past it! Also, what to do when your partner’s new friend is no friend of yours?
For many trans readers, it’s easy to find a kinship with Kafka.
But actually — have you tried asking someone to prom with a crossword puzzle? It’s a good move!
“From the minute “All the Things She Said” hit the airwaves, there had been rumblings that the girls in t.A.T.u. weren’t actually lesbians. I mean, it makes sense; they were too stereotypical. The schoolgirl outfits, Julia’s spiky short hair, Lena’s long curls. It just feels like what two older straight men think lesbians look like.”
“In an uncanny way that only AI can achieve, this expressed rationale mirrors a common feeling held by cis folks when interacting with trans people: the paralyzing dread of saying the wrong thing.”
This week, we got to peek into the lives of Allura and Kima when they were just wee adventurers learning how to work together.