In this piping hot exclusive (hell-oooo) from tonight’s episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) begrudgingly accepts her fate as a single woman and succumbs to society’s most pernicious stereotypes.

Few people other than Amy Sedaris could look directly into camera and deliver these two words with such gravitas: “The vagina.” Then again, few people would.

This week on Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) continues her path to healing since being left by Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) at the altar by developing a healthy positive, platonic male friendship...with her friend’s elderly dad.

In this exclusive deleted scene from the film phenomenon Girls Trip, Queen Latifah’s financially-strapped blogger character Sasha encounters a tow truck driver and tries her best to persuade him not to remove her vehicle—even if it means whipping out a single breast.

When two best friends are sorry for hurting each other but still feel hurt, who apologizes first? On tonight’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) and Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) grapple with this very issue through the therapeutic art of song.

Earlier this month, I wrote an article in which I called Ruth Bader Ginsburg my mom, which led me to receive an unexpected number of emails congratulating me on my mother’s service and wisdom; one guy claimed that I had met him at an event. I am here to say that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is not my mom,…

From the moment she appeared in the first season of Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, Sophia Burset—played by Laverne Cox—became a fan favorite. Here, in this exclusive clip, Cox explains a small part about what makes the character so special.

Escort is a 17-member disco orchestra that puts on one hell of a live show. They’re also a group of socially conscious musicians that cares about today’s issues, such as sexism, homophobia, and equal rights. And in their new video, premiering on Jezebel, they want you to know that there’s only one way to live your…

Angel + Dren are my favorite types of DJs—unbound by form or geography, exploratory in the realm of genre, unconcerned with playing whatever’s “cool” and generally in search of an elusive vibe.

One chilly afternoon in late November 2014, a few dozen students at the University of Mary Washington gathered in a house about a half mile off their Fredericksburg, Virginia, campus for a party at a house rented by rugby players. For a Sunday, the mood was raucous, with students belting bar chants in celebration of…

In the days after Rolling Stone's University of Virginia rape story blew up in its face, both liberal and conservative finger-waggers agreed that Sabrina Rubin Erdely's journalistic transgression would almost certainly make things more difficult for the "real" victims. They were right.

When Rolling Stone issued its retraction, my greatest fear was that we would once again have a curtain of silence, where young women feel too afraid to share their truth. And while I have no interest in reliving the experience or pinning culpability on anyone, that curtain of silence is why I am sharing my story today…

Urloved Photography is a small business in Northern California, specializing in wedding and event photography. Their photos are beautiful, but their decision not to shoot gay weddings sends a clear (and illegal) message: UrLoved only if your sexual orientation is correct.

On paper, Miss America 2015 Kira Kazantsev reads like a forward-thinking person's dream of what a beauty queen could be. She's a trilingual honors student who's publicly passionate about women's health and down to clown with Jimmy Kimmel; she's got a squeaky-clean image and a squeaky-clean resume. But it's missing one…

Johns Hopkins University is one the 76 American colleges and universities under federal investigation for mishandling rape allegations. Like so many of the schools that have come under fire in the past year, JHU has publicly paid lip service to fixing its polices — but student activists are skeptical that the changes…