We've lost count of how many "threats" Glee star Chris Colfer is at this point: dancing, singing, acting, onscreen ascot-wearing, a 2011 Time Magazine Influential Person, and now novel-writing. Sextuple threat? The Golden Globe winner and two-time Emmy nominee's debut novel, a fantasy called The Land of Stories: The…

Tonight is the season finale of the truly funny/weird/relatable sitcom New Girl, which has been surprisingly enjoyable and amounting to much more than its marketing would lead one to believe. The Fox slogan "simply adorkable" doesn't really reflect what the show is about: Being neurotic, constructing a family from…

I'm not mad at Zooey Deschanel. I'm not that into what she's selling, though I do covet the lustrous hair and am fascinated by those lower-lid eyelash extensions. (Seems treacherous, though). What does tend to grate, though, is the idea that any criticism of a woman in public life is automatically anti-feminist.

No Strings Attached director Ivan Reitman says his movie is "really a feminist-based R-rated film whose tonality is really different than the movies that Judd Apatow has made." After all, it was written by a 28-year-old member of the Fempire.

The New York Times' Deborah Schoeneman spent some time with screenwriters Lorene Scafaria, Dana Fox, Liz Meriwether and Diablo Cody, who work, play and support each other in the face of Hollywood and haters.