Joyce Carol Oates, also known as @JoyceCarolOates, also known as the #1 self-parody account on Twitter, has posed a trenchant question about the Islamic State: Is there nothing FUN & TITE about this metastasizing global death cult?
On Tuesday’s night’s Conan, Emma Stone dropped by, and ended up discussing her now-regular collaborator Woody Allen, a very relevant force in the entertainment industry who needed her to explain what Twitter was to him.
In today's Tweet Beat, words matter to Elizabeth Berkely, Diabo Cody is trying to track down Bruno Mars and it's unclear if Joyce Carol Oates is talking about women or cats.
In today's Tweet Beat, Val Kilmer drops some great screenshots into the internet ether from his time filming The Island of Dr. Moreau, Joyce Carol Oates out-Joyce Carol Oates herself and Chelsea Peretti invents a new way to do your nails.
In today's Tweet Beat, Joyce Carol Oates needs a new word for her lexicon, Dylan McDermott has unintentional advice for Ramona Singer and Idris Elba is doing fine.
In today's Tweet Beat, Joyce Carol Oates added her voice to the conversation about commercial versus literary writing, and extensively at that (note: not all tweets included). Plus Azealia Banks had some thoughts again and Gloria Steinem went voting.
A few days ago, scarily prolific writer Joyce Carol Oates decided to start tweeting ignorant racist thoughts on all sorts of topics! Why? Who knows!
The BBC is going to be airing women's boxing for the first time in all its bloody glory. And we say: go for it.
This video proves what we've all long suspected — that The Mighty Ducks would have been way better if it starred Margaret Atwood. Next, could we have boxing tips from Joyce Carol Oates? [Salon]
"I go into a very happy state of mind when I'm vacuuming. I think some of my male colleagues, like Philip Roth and Don DeLillo, are completely denied this pleasure." - To Sunday's Times magazine.
The incredibly prolific (bitch has written over 70 books!) literary badass Joyce Carol Oates has been nominated for not one, but two National Book Critics Circle awards. Oates was nominated in fiction for The Gravedigger's Daughter, and in autobiography for The Journal of Joyce Carol Oates. Other female nominees for…
