“I’m heterosexual,” Senator Cory Booker said during an interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer. Booker’s sexuality has nothing to do with whether or not his actual policies are good or bad, but his feeling the need to set the record straight leading up to a possible 2020 presidential run provides a grim glimpse into…

Jezebel’s annual list of Best Women is always invigorating for us to put together. But 2018 had a special tenor to it, not because it was the Year of the Woman as some rather emptily declared, but because it was a year when so many of them showed true resilience, in both triumph and (relative) defeat. Here’s to our…

On Friday’s season premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, the bewiggèd host told the contestants that if they could “harness the power” of their “charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent,” they’d “rule the Drag Race hall of fame.” I’m pleased to report that Gia Gunn disregarded RuPaul’s advice entirely, unleashing…

CNN has often been the particular focus of Donald Trump’s unsettling attacks on the press. The president has retweeted a fan’s photo showing him with CNN’s logo splattered with blood at the bottom of his shoe. He retweeted another fan photo showing a cartoon of a CNN reporter getting run over by a train. The White…

It was a little after 5 p.m. when we pulled into the covered parking lot of a Comfort Inn. I was there to meet Jonathan Cheban, a.k.a. Foodgod, a.k.a. professional Kim Kardashian-clinger, and watch as he unveiled a $1,000 cookie, supposedly the world’s most expensive. A moderately priced chain hotel was not what I had…

During a year that has felt at times like one unending root canal, one of the few pleasures that have made my existence a little more bearable has been vaping. I’ve spent a good part of 2018 enveloped in a gentle haze, like living in my own personal mist-ladened Turner painting.

In a recent Toronto Star column about a good-character hearing for a would-be defense attorney, columnist Rosie Dimanno outed a recent law school grad as a sex worker, graphically and condescendingly describing the content of her social media.

In 2017, Texas legislators passed a law prohibiting the state from hiring companies and contractors that boycott Israel, in a move meant as a clear rebuke to the global Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. Now, a children’s speech pathologist who lost her job earlier this year after she refused to sign a…

Here are some things we know about Woody Allen:

 Teens! They just can’t stop vaping. Try and stop them. Seriously, try it. Good luck.

There comes a time in every man’s life when he has to make an important decision: accept his destiny and shave the remainder of his rapidly balding hair or do whatever he possibly can to hang on to those remaining follicles.

The government is on the verge of a possible shutdown and one of the Republican Party’s biggest problems is that their outgoing members don’t even want to show up to work anymore. According to the New York Times, House Republicans who either lost their elections or retired—many with lucrative jobs already lined up in…

Marrying into the royal family sounds like being famous, but way, way worse: you are basically a deity, but you’re actually a real person with a life that was yours before you were monstrously famous. This is a reality Meghan Markle is grappling with now, as her father Thomas, a relic of her life as a normie, can’t…

Over the weekend, HBO dropped a trailer for Brexit, an upcoming film detailing the United Kingdom’s disastrous decision to leave the European Union in 2016. It stars a balding Benedict Cumberbatch as Dominic Cummings, the campaign leader behind the Leave movement and the person essentially responsible for the nation’s…

Because Fenty Beauty is miles ahead of so many other brands on Sephora’s shelves, this holiday season they are not going to simply hand off their products to a bunch of lowly beauty vloggers to review them. They are going to put their products in the hands of someone who can really speak to people, who can truly…

Jazmine Headley sat down for an interview with the New York Times on Sunday, her first since NYPD officers ripped her one-year-old son from her arms while arresting her at a public assistance office in Brooklyn.