Did you know that, yesterday, presumptive Republican nominee and cost of our own collective sins Donald Trump ate a taco bowl for lunch? Of course you do. Because for the rest of the day (and well into the night), people couldn’t stop talking about that goddamn tweet. It was phenomenal.
Hey, jealousy. The crowd at the Montreal Society for Arts and Technology KANPE KANAVAL benefit concert was transported to another plane of melodic euphoria when Arcade Fire’s Win Butler, Régine Chassagne, and Richard Reed Parry united with David Byrne to perform songs from Talking Heads.
Call off the protests, stop writing those think pieces, and empty out your bookmark folder of exasperated reaction gifs—we got gender gap in media all wrong. Apparently, the real reason that there's a huge lack in female talking heads on political talk shows is not because of gender bias. It's because women don't…
Yesterday it was widely reported that Rachel Maddow said she wanted gay news anchors, and specifically Anderson Cooper, to come out due to this paragraph in a Guardian profile:
As the world struggles to understand the events and implications of civil unrest in Egypt, one person has emerged as a major authority in Western media: Mona Eltahawy. Let's find out more about her.
The Insider—scrambling to cover Brittany Murphy's unexpected death during the holiday season—has been booking celebrities with tangential connections to the late star. Janice Dickinson, who went to the same gym as Murphy, appeared on the show last night.
We know celebs are great at talking a lot while saying nothing, but even by those standards...what the hell is Anne Hathaway talking about in this Today show segment?
Every few years someone pens a piece about how women in rock are finally mainstream, pointing to the "emergence" of female singer-songwriters as proof. This weekend, The Telegraph, in an article about the "New Girl Power" in rock, declared that the mainstream music industry "has rarely invested in girls with guitars:…
