Liana Finck shares a new comic about visiting the Museum of Modern Art after a breakup.

A musician names things in a technically accurate fashion.

NOTHING WORSE THAN SOME FICTIONAL OWLS.

Jaya Saxena has a lot of thoughts about what it would be like to date Prince.

Lacy Warner on how her mother's health issues and her grandmother's death brought her "into the family tradition of daughters taking care of mothers."

My God, I'm as bad as he is.

The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.

Can I interest you in a Toast Point or two?

IT WAS.

In the hours and days after it’s release, I heard breathless accounts of Mad Max: Fury Road as the second coming of action films and better yet, folks said, this was a feminist movie! Given the overall disdain if not blatant disrespect and degradation most movies express for women, I took this as mighty high …

A new short story by Natanya Pulley.

The Toast's weekly Friday open thread, hosted by The Bartender.

Meryl Cates reimagines how famous movie scenes might have looked if the actors had been costumed from her own closet.

The Butter presents a new short story by Sheryl Monks.

Well, Lincolnshire's flat, Stu, but I wouldn't say it was always late for meetings.