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You can be vegan and wear Doc Martens, even if you hate cows (like me).
Broadly speaking, RuPaul's Drag Race is creating space and representation. But what gets lost with the move into the mainstream?
Struggling with contempt — however misguided — for those that can’t disconnect.
Out of the many unique Marvel concepts that burst into life in the 70s, Captain Universe is the most timeless and mystical of all.
As we live more of our lives in virtual social settings wherein little to no physical possibility for harm exists, we take umbrage with words.
More than 1000 words on handkerchiefs, St. Patrick’s Day and “Scrub My Balls” Beto.
If someone is afraid to entertain toxic thoughts, why are they even writing in the first place?
We’re supposed to find anti-heroes and fictional misanthropes despicable, but too many blindly sympathize.
My favorite TV shows get cancelled.
You've got to ask for appreciation.
Too many angry faces in the crowd.
Comedy-drama Paddleton is a Netflix art film.
As long as we’re not hurting people, we should be able to do whatever the fuck we want.
There are things more twisted than Riggleman.
Some of Brooker's ideas can be followed like trails into recent quandaries.
His films rarely have moments of peace and unity.
The Bling Mac dropped off radar.
Leonardo may have sexually abused a young boy.
How not to be responsible with great power.
Still watching shows like a dumb old idiot? Stop!
Urgh…can’t separate…realities…
Oh my stars!
Living legend best known for her role as tut-tutting Jessica Fletcher on Murder, She Wrote in a puff piece interview for Australian TV recorded last fall.
Manhattan’s packed for the holidays, but no one’s there.
An episode from 1972, when talk shows let people talk.
The FDA’s menthol cigarette prohibition plan is patronizing to African-Americans.
The Boston Red Sox are charming, just like John Waters.
A chatterbox conversation in Baltimore with two longtime friends, no politics allowed.
John McCain wasn’t an American hero. Nor was Aretha, but she was 100 times more fun.
A bizarre, hallucinatory voyage into the minds of very average and very insane Americans.
