I’ve written before about my friend Lindsay Amer, whose web series Queer Kid Stuff makes LGBTQ issues easily accessible for kids. Now in honor of Pride Month, Amer is uploading… Read the rest of the article: Queer Kid Stuff teaches kids all about Pride Month
Personally, I’m a Bare Minerals powder foundation gal, but if you’re looking for a new drugstore foundation, here are some options to try out.
On her Vegan-themed Instagram account Tropically Lina, Lina Saber uploads a delightful series called “fruit cards” where she arranges produce on paint card-style displays. I find these immensely satisfying to… Read the rest of the article: These aesthetically pleasing “fruit cards” look good enough to eat
Beauty and fashion expert Safiya Nygaard digs into the long history of choker necklaces, which have been around since at least 2600 BC and have functioned as religious symbols, protective… Read the rest of the article: A surprisingly detailed history of choker necklaces
With a little prep, you can turn your kitchen into a convenient lunch assembly line for your kids or even just for yourself.
In this Allure video, model/writer/activist Ebonee Davis and actors Zazie Beetz and Dascha Polanco discuss the cultural bias against natural hair and the way it’s affected them on both a… Read the rest of the article: A nuanced conversation about the biases against natural hair
The YouTube channel Today I Found Out digs into the mystery of what happens to your clothes after you drop them off at the dry cleaners. And the video also… Read the rest of the article: How do dry cleaners clean clothes?
German artist Floccinaucinihilipilification has a hilarious series in which she reimagines the Harry Potter books as seen through the eyes of Ron and Hermione. You can see more of Floccinaucinihilipilification’s… Read the rest of the article: The Harry Potter books according to Ron and Hermione
Given that film criticism is overwhelmingly white and male, film critic (and great Twitter follow) Valerie Complex decided to put together a list of women of color currently working in… Read the rest of the article: Heads up film fans: Here’s a list of female critics of color to follow
The YouTube channel Wendover Productions took a trip to Barrow, Alaska to learn all about America’s northernmost town, where it snows during the summer and everyday items are incredibly expensive… Read the rest of the article: Everything you ever wanted to know about America’s northernmost town
Though it might not be the most obvious film trope, this new Fandor video points out that movies in the ’80s and ’90s were filled with scenes in which characters… Read the rest of the article: The oddly ubiquitous sliding scenes of the ’80s and ’90s
In this fascinating video analysis, Nerdwriter1 examines Logan through the lens of John G. Cawelti’s essay, “Chinatown and Generic Transformation in Recent American Films,” which tracks the evolutionary cycle of… Read the rest of the article: How Logan marks the evolutionary growth of the superhero genre
It turns out that back in the 1920s, bridesmaids often wore white to match the bride. Meanwhile, today’s bridal party looks tend to be cohesive but not identical.
If there’s one thing this video from AsapSCIENCE taught me, it’s that I have a terrible memory. Thankfully (or then again, maybe not), it turns out a lot of other… Read the rest of the article: The freaky tricks your memory can play on you
Josh Greenfield of Brothers Green Eats proves that fast food isn’t necessarily cheaper than cooking for yourself. As he explains: I’ve had enough of people telling me that eating fast… Read the rest of the article: Turn your fast food budget into cheap homemade meals
AaronsAnimals imagines a world of cat domination.
British YouTuber Colin Furze shows off his custom-made beach house, which has not one but two floors buried beneath it.
Funny Or Die follows “Manfred” as he tries to survive in a world where women expect to be treated like human beings.
The always hilarious Laura Benanti returns to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to share how Melania Trump is feeling about moving into the White House.
Asked on the Tonys red carpet why Donald Trump should come see her perform in her current Broadway show War Paint, legendary performer Patti LuPone didn’t mince words, noting: “Well… Read the rest of the article: Broadway star Patti LuPone has the best response to the idea of performing for Donald Trump
