Chris Hemsworth Is a Feminist, Thank Fucking God
Chris Hemsworth, professional handsome man and star of two upcoming big-budget movies with female leads (Huntsmen: We Don’t Know What This Movie Either and Ghostbusters: They’re Womyn This Time), has publicly declared that he is, in fact, a feminist. And thank fucking god, because the last thing I needed on a Thursday…
Watch Michelle Obama's SXSW Chat With Missy Elliott, Queen Latifah, Promoting Education for Girls
“This Is For My Girls” takes on an insurgent double meaning when FLOTUS drops it: a benefit song for her homegirls, featuring her homegirls—people like Missy, Janelle Monáe, Kelly Rowland, Kelly Clarkson, Zendaya and Diane Warren (who wrote it, clearly)—it’s dropping today in tandem with her SXSW talk. It’s also meant…
In Classic Ryan Murphy Fashion, Scream Queens Loses Sight of Itself
The broad plot of Scream Queens is fairly simple: A college campus is terrorized by a masked serial killer and a sorority—the killer’s primary target—tries to find out who’s murdering people while (poorly) avoiding getting killed themselves. That’s the story, sure, but is that really what Scream Queens is about?
How Much Do These Scream Queens Love Each Other, Really?
Lea Michele and Emma Roberts, stars of Fox’s Scream Queens, hit the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles last night looking overjoyed to be united once again. The ‘80s horror-style series, created in the sick and sickening minds of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, casts Roberts as a sorority alpha chick and Michele as a…
Oh No! Scream Queens Looks Like It Might Be Bad!
I’ve been dying to see Scream Queens since it was announced: Ryan Murphy-created horror-comedy about sorority murders starring Emma Roberts? Sign me up! A longer trailer just dropped, though, and after some hokey Diablo Cody-style slang invention (“Pissy Spacek”? eesh), a stereotypical flashback-to-the-’80s device,…
Lea Michele Once Barfed While Singing 'Let It Go'; We Need the Video
Perhaps you've gotten fatigued by the constant barrage of news about Lea Michele singing "Let It Go" for Glee over the past couple months, but hang in there, buddy: it's about to get good. Michele—who you may remember, if not from Glee, as the girl in your high school theater class who would never stop singing Rent
Here's Lea Michele Singing 'Let It Go' for Glee's Last Season
The final season of Glee premieres on Jan. 9 and there's now a promo video featuring Lea Michele belting "Let It Go," a choice that's apropos and annoying at the same time. According to this 20-second teaser, Rachel and Kurt are back at McKinley to revive the Glee Club, but Sue's gonna give them hell.


