My maternal great-grandmother was a second (or maybe third) cousin to Susan B. Anthony. My MeMr had several letters Susan wrote the family while she was fighting for suffragettes rights that were stolen after a mysterious non-forced entry break-in during her wake/funeral/burial. It’s one of the single most upsetting…

High five to the Pioneer Valley (it’s not West Mass, it will never be West Mass). Due to prior commitments, I have to be in office tomorrow, but I will be wearing red in solidarity, both at the office and gym. I couldn’t identify and small, woman-owned restaurants near my office so I’ve prepped my lunch, snack, and…

I woke for a local PBS station; it was a very dark day in the station. They kept her illness very tightly under wraps and everyone was stunned when the news broke.

Me, me also me! Perpetually in the grays.

It was tongue in cheek. But yes, he seems to think in terms of one thing only not the complexities of an issues. For example, I cannot remember which was the survivor and which was not, but a women was in the bar....she frequently went out dancing to show support for her gay son. It's a complex issue and this idiot is…

Are straight people not allowed in gay ugh clubs? Because a whole slew of UMass Amherst kids (who frequently went to one of the only nearby nightclubs “Diva’s” in Northampton) are gonna be in a whole lotta trouble.

Friendly Neighborhood PBS worker here...this is as close as your’re gonna get: http://variety.com/2016/legit/new…

Doubt this will be seen because I’m perpetually in the greys...

If you have three & a half minutes....my station produced a segment on Blake’s Monticello a couple years ago. (And yes, it boils down to....dude is bored).

It was at the Marriott in Springfield, and honestly....it was a media circus. I wondered what the hell a bunch of cameras and photos were doing lining the sidewalk outside the Marriott on my drive in to work today. The Marriott in Downton Springfield tends to host a variety of “notable” plaintiffs and defendants for…

Totally agree, she must have had approval over everything. It’s really odd when people get all up in arms over past pronouns when Jenner has been really outspoken about how she wants to be addressed, even after the Sawyer interview when she wasn’t ready to publicly use female pronouns.

I wondered about this too, since last nigh at the ESPYs during the mini-movie before Caitlyn got her award, they specifically said “Bruce” and “he” up until the last few minutes of the tribute, when they talked about her Diane Sawyer interview and public transition.

The story wasn't bad, I just didn't liek the way he depicted woman....or how he basically wrote them form an extremely creepy male gaze perspective? Something about it just made me feel icky

It was magical! I actually worked in the Commencement Office & he called once to coordinate something about his honorary degree.....I think I squealed like a little girl. He was “jet lagged” (I’m pretty sure jet lagged was code for stoned) and talked to my roommate parents about how expensive it was to put kids…

Have you read any of Pizzolatto’s novels? I read Galveston last summer, and his depiction of females characters is very one dimensional and infuriating.

I will talk about Newsies all day, every day! When I met bill Pullman at a college graduation ceremony, I complimented him on his work in a Newsies.

This rattles me. It’s 2015. They could accommodate this student if they wanted to accommodate her. Circa-1996/1997, my friend was in the throes of a leukemia battle and just received a bone marrow transplant. She literally could not leave her house because the risk of infection was too high. Guess what? She was still…

Seconded! I switched back to glasses from contacts in college (read: I was too lazy to put them in and take them out) and just never switched up my eye makeup. I kinda feel I can get away with crazier makeup since they are obscured a bit. Plus, I like breaking the rules

Weird, because I’ve always taken my glasses as an excuse to rock whatever bold look I wanted. I wore some serious purple shadow in college and lots and lots of black eyeliner from high school til post-grad!

my go-to for bringing out the green in my green-leaning hazel eyes is NARS "ashes to ashes". It's s dusty grey-taupe-purple color that's absolutely gorgeous. If I don't want to go full on purple, I'll also use a nice shimmery peachy shampahen color and then add a conservative line of Urban Decay's 24/7 eye pencil in…