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I Watched The "Digimon Tamers vs Political Correctness" Stage Play So You Don't Have To
What happens when a beloved cartoon gets hijacked by right wing conspiracies?
Sadako in 2020: Queerness, Virality, and Koji Suzuki's 'Ring'
By Eric Shorey
Davis and Dean's "Hatred of Sex" Is A Scathing Anti-Identity Manifesto
Why does everyone suddenly hate sex? A new book on psychoanalytic philosophy tries to figure it out.
Mariah Moreno Is Pro-Wrestling's Transgender Pioneer
Eric Shorey interviews pro-wrestling icon Mariah Moreno, who was publicly out as transgender long before the current wave of LGBTQ+ acceptance.
Sheri Foster Speaks Up For Her ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Storyline
A 2016 interview with the Cherokee actress on Native American representation (and playing J-Lo's mom)
'We're All Going To The World's Fair' Shows How The Internet Is Making Us All Insane
The algorithms are turning us schizo
This Is the Way the 'Wonder Woman' TV Series Ends
Not with a bang but an immortal chimpanzee running loose in Burbank
True Crime and the Protection of Heterosexuality
Eric Shorey writes about the sadistic impulses of the true crime genre — and how violence is often a shield for fragility around gender.
Full Service: Elsa Lanchester & Scotty Bowers’ Overlapping Memoirs
by Tom Blunt
O Suspiria! Fascism and Feminism in Luca Gaudagnino's 2018 Remake
Not only will art not "save us," but artists can be part of the problem
Shirley's Letter
Consolation and prophecy endure in this family relic from 1983
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The Black Lodge Is The Id
A short, psychoanalytic interpretation of "Twin Peaks" by Eric Shorey
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