A breakdown of the tracks on the newest Enrique Iglesias album.

Morven Crumlish, on the new show Doll & Em, and female friendship.

Some common wedding traditions and their surprising origins.

There's a teenaged girl living in Mongolia who hunts with eagles, and you are garbage compared to her.

Allison R. on how library school is actually exactly how you imagined it to be.

Meghan O'Rourke provides an introduction to Joan Chase's recently re-released 1983 novel "During the Reign of the Queen of Persia."

The best stock characters of the 1930s will never again be seen in film.

Alexandra Davis discusses the closing of the only abortion clinic in New Brunswick, Canada, and what it means for women.

Manisha Aggarwal-Schifellite on what reading the YA novels of Kit Pearson taught her about being Canadian.

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

Due to a court order, J.K. Rowling has finally been forced to release the secret "Ronbledore" pages cut from an early draft of Harry Potter to the public.

It's just a link to a flattering AdWeek piece about The Toast.

James Patrick Gordon explains how the American novelist John Green wound up sponsoring AFC Wimbledon, an English football club.

Heather Wayne examines Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s 1877 novel "The Story of Avis" and demonstrates that we've been worrying about work-life balance forever.

On hating a part of your body more than Khorne hates Slaanesh, which is a whole lot.