Nicole Cliffe assigns homework to followers of The Toast's "Feel the Burn" fitness column.

Rachel Jones on her experience of being a woman dealing with behavioral medication and the culture surrounding it.

Haley Cue, on a lifetime of bad skin, and what she's given up control of.

The first installment in the DUI series Step Out Of The Car, Please.

Street harassment would be so much easier to deal with if there were magic involved.

Nicole Cliffe compiles a list of universally liked things among a very small group of people.

How romance novels can get you through medical school.

Short fiction from C.B. Blanchard.

Everybody wants to work with Robert Townsend.

Haley Mlotek and Anna Fitzpatrick of WORN Fashion Journal discuss the relationship between fashion and art.

Michelle Vider, in her first look at the fictional dads which populate our cultural landscape, takes on "The American President."

Nicole Cliffe presents some lesser-known Jane Austen quotations from "Sense and Sensibility" for an evil audience.

Not a beautiful woman, this protagonist.

If there's one thing male indie rock artists love, it's being alive while singing about dead chicks.

Nicole Cliffe on the tendency to talk about "acceptable prejudices" and looking ahead to the unacceptable prejudices of tomorrow.