The show, much like it’s participants, can’t commit.

Striking Black screenwriters fear an unhappy ending without a new deal.

I think he is having an emotional affair. Should I confront him or just ignore it?

A drag performer and lip-syncer speaks their own truth to Texas lawmakers.

Author Amy Key explores a life without romantic love, but with a lot of Joni Mitchell.

The first Pride was a protest, after all.

How the ongoing Writers Guild strike affects the entertainment economy

How Jack Corbett amassed a loyal–and thirsty–following.

Martin Luther King Jr., a Black police mole, and the lie that brought them together.

My wife has formed a flirty relationship with an AI tool and I can't shake off the sense of feeling replaced and insecure.

The first generation to grow up with their entire childhood documented on social media is coming of age—and wondering how to get some privacy.

How can we interrogate the problems with beauty culture…while still enjoying our face masks and lip gloss?

How an Obama-era publishing trend led to it’s own book genre.

Sped-up versions of songs are siphoning off already-paltry streaming revenues

In the May episode of Future Tense Fiction, Justina Ireland discusses her short story “Collateral Damage.”