It’s obvious and sad and bears repeating: there have been a lot of amazing women who we will never hear about because only men were allowed to keep track.
It’s obvious and sad and bears repeating: there have been a lot of amazing women who we will never hear about because only men were allowed to keep track.
When William Moulton Marston created Wonder Woman back in 1941, the references for the superhero included…
Since January, Democrats requesting oversight information from the Trump Administration have been largely ignored by…
Here’s a good one for the “history stinks” files: one of the earliest artificial ice skating rinks was made of pig…
While we’re waiting for Wonder Woman to start, my mom tells me a “when I was young” story that I’ve heard a thousand…
On Thursday, Matthew Fenner gave testimony to a brutal attack by members of his evangelical church, allegedly to …
On Thursday, melting ice sheet Donald Trump announced that he would be pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement,…
A new report from the workers advocacy group A Better Balance alleges that Walmart consistently punishes employees…
It’s... it’s embroidered! Has EGR seen this? It’s so beautiful!
I guess it’s inevitable that Sarah Silverman will talk about her relationship with Jimmy Kimmel every time she’s on…
Jfc. Superman, the superhero who spent a solid 70 years fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way” is an undocumented alien who’s not even from this planet, but somehow no one gives him a hard time about not being “American.” Correctly.
I think because no one bothered clicking the link in the first paragraph.
The New York Post also thought it was necessary to write a whole piece about how this Amazon from Themyscira is less American than ever, which I’m afraid is going to not get nearly enough attention while everybody rushes to pat themselves on the back for finally liking a DC movie. She may be 1,000 years old. She may…
Haha, I didn’t even know about the Vulture piece but this is obviously satire.
No one in Themyscira cares about your boner.
Ananya Vinay, a 12-year-old sixth grader from Fresno, California, swept the 90th annual Scripps National Spelling…