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The award show I’d actually watch would be 1,000 times better than the Oscars. Baby Yoda would be in the front row.
No Bad Men would win awards, and whenever one was so much as alluded to, Tom Hanks would be there to soften the blow
From chipper tour guides to unanswered texts, welcome to a haunted house inspired by my actual fears
Highly specific terrors await
The shared Uber, the family dinner, the awkward party: If everyday scenarios were escape rooms, how many could you successfully beat?
A humorous take on real-life escape rooms
Meet Worrier Girl: A superhero defined by impostor syndrome
Marvel at her ability to feel like a fraud at absolutely everything she does
The 13.7 billion-year history of #feminists
We go back to the dinosaurs, and look ahead to a big win coming in 3020
Listen, the only people who enjoy looking at vacation photos are the people who took them
I’ve never seen one I didn’t ‘like’ resentfully and out of spite
Being funny at work can hurt women, new study shows
In a setting where you don’t know your audience, women may want to roll out the jokes cautiously
January 15, 2019
January 15, 2019
Texting with Amanda Seales: Black culture, safe spaces and sisterhood
We caught up with the ‘Insecure’ actress ahead of this year’s Bentzen Ball comedy festival
October 25, 2018
October 25, 2018
Chatting with Phoebe Robinson: Feminism, reality TV and Michelle Obama
We caught up with the co-creator of ‘2 Dope Queens’ ahead of this year’s Bentzen Ball comedy festival
October 23, 2018
October 23, 2018
Texting with Michelle Buteau: Dramedies, rosé and overcoming shyness
We caught up with the host of ‘Late Night Whenever’ ahead of this year’s Bentzen Ball comedy festival