How to choose a name
A trans person's choice of a name is more than just a new thing to be called. It's a choice of a history.
Emily St. James is a writer and critic whose work has appeared in Vox, The A.V. Club, and the New York Times. She is the co-creator of the podcast Arden and a writer on the TV series Yellowjackets.
A trans person's choice of a name is more than just a new thing to be called. It's a choice of a history.
In which everything gets about 15 percent more Twin Peaks
From classic NBC sitcoms to one amazing season of football
In which we got us a good old-fashioned murder mystery
In four medical shows
In which there's a dang ol' ghost
Here in LA, my wife and I are coming up on eight weeks of quarantine. I’m sure many of you are in the same space. So tell me how things are going for you? Are you feeling okay? Are you ready to leave your house forever? Are you unsure?
Or: How do you escape your past? (You don't.)
In which ... can we call this kissing?
In which Charlotte saves the day, Gereon also saves the day, and everybody loses all the same. (Plus: More German TV recommendations!)
An excerpt from the cooking blog written by my cis self, Emily Rogers
I asked a couple of weeks ago which TV shows would have the worst quarantine episodes, but with a handful of series going back into production to try to get new episodes up while also maintaining social distancing, I’m wondering which shows you think will have the best episodes.