Latinax drag performer Jean Decay talks Tina Fey, being raised by women, the fluidity of femininity, and why it’s so important to see ourselves reflected in TV and entertainment. I always said that I felt […]
Written by: Leah Wells The subway car that opened its doors at Astoria Boulevard was deserted, but I had my guitar to keep me company. The rehearsal with my duet partner, a flautest, had lasted […]
Illustration by: *Gea Written by: Kirsten Chen I think it’s safe to say it’s been a jarring past year. For feminists, it can feel – even more than usual – as if each day presents […]
An Oakland, California native and founder of the social impact enterprise Medisi Ventures, TiYanna Long is focused on the sustainable development of the cannabis industry. She takes a unique approach centered around public policy and […]
By Michael Kearns, in conversation with his daughter Katherine Many balked at the notion of a single man raising a daughter—a son, maybe, but a little girl? Many insisted a white man could not raise […]
If Making a Murderer was a lesbian rom-com, it still wouldn’t compare to the beauty that is Women Who Kill. The indie debut of writer/director/star Ingrid Jungermann, it’s been a runaway hit at festivals and is quickly […]
By Maggie Duckworth To the Her of my Past. To the Her of my Present. To the Her of my Future. Lying in bed recently, my gaze turned to the dozens of ratty journals shoved […]
Featuring therapist Gail Guttman with intro and questions by Kirsten Chen and Samuel Long When I first reached out to Gail Guttman, a renowned Couples Relationship and Certified Sex Therapist, I sent her a list […]
My first dick was all pen and ink. My mother sitting at our kitchen table explaining sex, or more so, my sex, or more so, the way that my sex worked. My mother trying […]
From The Walking Dead to Dallas, Emma Bell has lit up our TV screens playing strong, self-assured women who defy extraordinary circumstances. But one of her greatest recent challenges was embodying an American icon, poet Emily Dickinson, […]
Nadya Rousseau reflects on the complexities of her 10-year relationship with a woman, their attempt at an open experience, and what it brought to the surface. I shuffled back and forth in the airplane seat, […]
For 40 years, one acronym has symbolized the power of women within the entertainment industry. NYWIFT (New York Women in Film and Television) is the preeminent association responsible for energizing the careers of female directors, […]
The one-time unconventional leading lady is still our heroine 35 years later. Between The Big Sick, Strange Weather, and a new HBO series, Holly Hunter continues to blow us away. By Dorri Olds Academy Award-winner Holly Hunter (The […]
Kirsten Dunst is the topic for the cover article of Honeysuckle Magazine. This tribute piece is in the print issue titled “HERS.” We are celebrating women. By Dorri Olds Actress Kirsten Dunst Says ‘No’ to Fixing Supposed Imperfections Hollywood […]
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