Liam Lowery, on the experience of having to explain his gender to TSA agents when traveling.

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

This Future Islands man, with his square head and his knock-kneed dance, is living his best life.

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

Caitlin Keefe Moran on the delicious 1797 novel, "The Coquette."

Those two monks are keeping busy inventing stuff! This week it's Renaissance art.

The return of misandrist lullabies.

Wudan Yan explains the science of epigenetics, and helps us figure out what all the new genetic tests can and can't tell us about ourselves.

I mean, it's pretty much there in the title. Major Lazer sells panini presses at an EDM concert via the use of rousing shouts.

Alaina Conner presents a list of potential plot points for the final two books of "A Song of Ice and Fire," most of which involve characters dying horribly.

D.M. Moehrle on the strange saga of her father the felon, and having inherited the knowledge of how to lie and be believed.

Kathryn Ionata describes the worst possible literary dinner party a person could throw.

An alien is forced to write human erotica, for some reason.

Benedict Cumberbatch explains how he was able to don the mantle of the melancholy prince so skillfully in the final weeks of his 2015 run as Hamlet.

All hairstyles are impossible, but these are especially impossible.