What To Know Bill Maher addressed the alleged gang rape at Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity, expressing both personal disdain for his alma mater and concern over the incident. He criticized fraternity culture broadly, arguing that all-male institutions like fraternities foster depravity and that such incidents could happen anywhere Greek life exists. Maher called for
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The Rolling Stones are already back in the studio again, according to saxophonist Courtney Pine. The jazz musician has revealed that he recorded with Mick Jagger just weeks ago, only three months after the Stones released their 25th studio album ‘Foreign Tongues’. Speaking on BBC Radio 3’s Private Passions, in an episode due to air
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The New Jersey queer bar Pint fired its Wednesday night trivia host and donated all of this last trivia night’s proceeds to sexual violence prevention programs after the host awarded Best Team Name to a group called “Cornell 7 inches,” a reference to the seven Cornell University fraternity members accused of raping an intoxicated woman.
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Summer H. Howell in ‘Carrie.’ Photo: © Amazon Content Services LLC Arriving on Prime Video October 7th with all eight episodes in binge format, ‘Carrie’ represents the latest effort by horror veteran Mike Flanagan (‘The Life of Chuck’) to bring Stephen King’s work to the screen. Carrie “She just wanted a friend. They gave her
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Conservative commentator Katie Zacharia will be the Trump administration’s new press secretary, The New York Times reported on Friday. Her record of transphobic commentary on Fox News makes her the perfect spokesperson for Trump’s endless crusade to eradicate trans people from civic life nationwide. Zacharia currently works as a communications adviser to Trump Media and Technology
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You couldn’t ask for a better examination of the significance of Black quiltmaking than Stories in the Seams: A People’s History of Black Quilts and Their Makers. As the writer of Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre and Textiles and editor of Of Salt and Spirit: Black Quilts in the American South, New Orleans-based scholar Sharbreon
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A new Australian study links a growing, toxic culture of anti-transgender hate online with higher rates of anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts among trans Australians, who described the stigma they encountered online as “relentless,” “omnipresent,” and “inescapable.” “We found that anti-trans content in the news and social media is close to unavoidable,” the study’s
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Reading Time: 3 minutes She has looks and a voice. Just a couple of weeks after Ella Langley shattered music records, she’s turning heads for a new reason. The somewhat polarizing Country singer is famous for her iconic looks on stage. Now, she’s thirst-trapping fans with an incredible new bikini selfie. Langley poses during SiriusXM’s
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(Left) Sebastian Stan stars in ‘Fjord’. Photo: NEON. (Right) Director Cristian Mungiu on the set of ‘Fjord’. Photo: Tudor Panduru. Opening in theaters on October 9th is the new legal thriller ‘Fjord‘, which was written and directed by Cristian Mungiu (‘Graduation‘) and won the Palme d’Or at the 79th Cannes Film Festival. The movie stars
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Nearly a dozen crew members working on Pawn Shop, The Daily Wire‘s pro-ICE film that mocks queer shooting victim Renee Good, reportedly left a recent shoot in Livingston, Montana, after learning of the film’s right-wing politics, IndieWire reported yesterday. The film, which stars actors Harvey Keitel and Danny Trejo, follows a federal agent hiding out
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Turnstile have announced a free show at the Washington Monument later this month, which will raise money for the people in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. The Baltimore hardcore giants announced the Washington D.C. performance today (Thursday October 8) on their social media channels, and confirmed that the one-off gig will start at 3pm local time
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