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A '90s indie-pop goddess is back. Ms. Fiona Apple is collecting rhapsodic reviews from journalists lucky enough to have seen her recent performances. [Jezebel]

A '90s indie-pop goddess is back. Ms. Fiona Apple is collecting rhapsodic reviews from journalists lucky enough to have seen her recent performances. [Jezebel]

New York can be quite a shock to the system, especially when you're young, broke, and guided by the notion that you just might be the voice of your generation. [Jezebel]

June didn't want to wait for her life to be over. She had to know right now what it would be. No, she really didn't want to wait for her life to be over. [Jezebel]

Last week Jezebel took a page from Hotmail's book and gave readers a quick lesson on spring style selection. That's because, as it turns out, Hotmail is particularly good at personal organization—especially when it comes to handling graymail. Like all those clothes piling up in your closet,... [Jezebel]

If you haven't already had your vine-printed chiffon cocktail dress steamed, your case of gin and rye whiskey ordered, and your Mad Men masks printed out in preparation for the agonizingly-long-time-coming two-hour season 5 premiere, then you'd better get cracking. [Jezebel]

Do you ever rummage through your closet and go, "What was I thinking?" Well, your email inbox is kind of like that too. Sometimes, you take a peek through all those daily updates and deals and just try to remember why you registered for a newsletter from OMGAwesomeDogClothes' online-store. [Jezebel]

That is, all 5 that she plays on the CW's Ringer, which is back for more thrills and spills (SMG overboard!) Tuesdays at 9/8 c, starting tonight. Let's take a look at all five: Bridget: [Jezebel]

Way back in October of 2010, a certain performance artist/actor had just published his debut collection of short stories, we were getting ready to witness the holy (alas, ill-fated) union between a comedian and a pop star, and the world's cutest dog was discovered. [Jezebel]

The upcoming season of Syfy's supernatural soap Being Human is dripping with drama. And as tempting as it would be to drop a few spoilers, it's just so pleasing to be withholding. [Jezebel]

The girls of Pretty Little Liars are back and taking matters into their own hands in an attempt to put a stop to their tormentor, the mysterious "A" (same initial as their dead friend Alison). [Jezebel]

Is there a holiday more deeply imbued with unreasonable expectations than New Year's Eve? Sure, Columbus Day is always high pressure, and don't even get started on the stresses of Armistice Day, but nothing compares to the anxiety induced by the inevitable midnight ball drop. [Jezebel]

Tagging people in Facebook photos makes for superhappyfuntimes. But using your tagging powers to bestow an honor such as the one Jezebel is posing via the Patrón IF Tag site is way more fun than your basic photo tag. [Jezebel]

What's your favorite part of the holidays? Is it the way everyone temporarily pretends to like each other? The non-denominational exclamations of goodwill? [Jezebel]

Yes, it's that time of year again. But rest easy — you can skip the scurrying around like a crazy person who has way too many people to buy presents for because you can buy every single person an amazing piece of art from the Gawker Artists Shop! [Jezebel]

Daylight Savings Time is just about over, which means soon enough there will be a bunch of confused people running around in the pitch dark with absolutely no idea what time it is. [Jezebel]

Emmy-nominated writer and actress Mindy Kaling (of The Office fame) and curator of a celebrated Twitter feed (@mindykaling), has written a book. You may have encountered an excerpt from the November 1 release in the New Yorker. [Jezebel]

How does an actress manage to look luminescent while running for her life through the damp woods? How does she dazzle as she's being tormented by a maniac? [Jezebel]

Want big hair? Like really big romantic, Gibson Girl hair that makes you look like you should be standing on the front of a boat wearing something silky, tattered, and hopelessly chic? [Jezebel]

Poor Tessa. Her well-meaning dad (played by Jeremy Sisto, who, yes, is old enough to play a dad) has dragged her West Village-born-and-raised ass to the gleaming suburbs, ostensibly to enjoy the pristine lawn care, excellent schools, and clean air. [Jezebel]

The clammy hand of Fall is upon us, so why not get away for the weekend before you're frozen too stiff to move? Just take this short survey and you could win $150 Jet Blue gift certificate—perfect for getting you to a place where you can wear a white swimsuit without it being considered a... [Jezebel]

What, you thought just because it's no longer safe to wear white trousers that all of the out east drama has dried up? Oh, heavens no. In fact, it's heating up quicker then a broken down jitney on a mid–August Friday. [Jezebel]

Well gang, it's been fun, but all games must end eventually. So welcome to the very last round of Would You Rather—brought to you by the folks at State Farm. [Jezebel]

The littlest Olsen sister may sport a fresh-from-the-cult cutoffs and chambray shirt combo and an "ugly cry" face for most of Martha Marcy May Marlene, but she showed that she's a fashion force to be reckoned with as she brought subdued boho glamor to a recent screening of her new film in Toronto. [Jezebel]