The mother of a sixth grader is irate after a Hooters waitress was invited to speak at her son's school career day, comparing the incident to a California school's decision to invite Sasha Grey to read to students.

Clair Huxtable is the perfect professional black mom. Actually, Clair Huxtable transcends race: She's the perfect professional mom, period. She also transcends generations: While June Cleaver, Carol Brady, and Edith Bunker may lose potency over time, if you go back to the archives, you'll find Clair Huxtable still…

Sally Gordon was born in 1909, has worked all her life, and has no plans to retire. Also, she has excellent taste in hats.

Well. In response to Tim Gunn calling her a "pathetic brat," Taylor said: "I don't respond to that." And someone in her entourage yelled, "We don't respond to name calling."

Christina Hendricks has gone from poster child for the supposed the comeback of curves to practically a stock photo for any story about bodies. Is it time to diversify?

In a misguided attempt to get women to love their bodies, British Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone has suggested we all try to look like Christina Hendricks. We'll get right on that.

Dolly Freed was once amongst America's most famous teenagers - and amazing. And to the delight of her fans, one writer has tracked her down:

The anti-heroines of Pulling drink constantly, smoke, do drugs, sleep around, and hate each other — all to a cartoonish degree. Why the un-ladylike Britcom Pulling, and its creator Sharon Horgan should give us hope for the future of comedy.