Jessica McCabe, on the experience of interviewing Katie Roiphe.

Nicole Cliffe and Emily Gould discuss "Cassandra at the Wedding," the latest pick of the Emily Books Book Club.

Jessie-Lane Metz on the normalization of abuse and the romanticization of rape on Pretty Little Liars and everywhere else.

Massive political and cultural movements from various historical eras distilled into lazy catchphrases.

The truth behind the Magic Bullet infomercials. The sweaty, sordid, swinging-related truth.

William Carlos Williams has a lot of things he needs from the store. Is he supposed to apologize for that?

Ruby Tuesday's burger campaigns cannot go backwards, only forwards; never less sexy, only more.

Yes, he's built London's fieriest death ray. And he knew it would happen. But are you really going to hold that against him?

Nicole Cliffe explores popular myths dealing with the intersection of breakfast and weight.

Nicole Cliffe shares the world's easiest cookie recipe.

Why Airplane!'s Johnny is one of the most significant gay characters of the entire 1980s.

Rebecca Jane Stokes takes us through another installment of Cut From The Classics.

The singles in your area are getting tired of waiting for you.

Abby Waysdorf on an outsider's guide to Dutch pop music.

Roxane Gay's call for more diverse reading choices.