Denali Berries Stuckey, a Black transgender woman, was found fatally shot in North Charleston, South Carolina, on Saturday, July 20, and she’s the 12th known transgender woman of color to be killed in the United States this year, according to the Human Rights Campaign.

A petition organized by Return to Order — a group affiliated with the Catholic group the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property — backfired spectacularly when it asked Netflix to cancel the Amazon Prime show Good Omens. But Good Omens is far from the first TV show to incite religious condemnation, petitions, and boycotts.

The cult of "life-work balance" wants us to think that some people have their life and work in perfect equilibrium. (Probably the same mythical people who "have it all.") But it also promotes the idea that "life" and "work" are separate spheres of one's existence. Part of that fallacy is semantic—are we not living "life" while at work?—but the bigger issue is the idea that we have to check our personal lives at the front door of our workplaces. Apparently, we can't bring our whole selves to work

Since the advent of pop music, female singers have been lifting up other women with catchy empowerment anthems, including hits from Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato and Aretha Franklin.

The Americans with Disabilities Act has been prohibiting disability-based discrimination for nearly three decades now, but many workers living with disabilities still contend with teasing and harassment, anxiety about their relationships with their coworkers, and concerns that their productivity will be undervalued and their career ambitions won't be taken seriously.

Livestock strikes again! In this horror film, Bean’s Ulric is killed when villagers — led by a woman played by Bean’s co-star Carice Van Houten — use horses to rip him limb from limb.

It’s time to talk about a concerning new trend: the development of new tech tools that give employers the power to monitor their employees over the internet, tracking their activities, locations, and even heart rates.

A new study offers evidence that 13 Reasons Why may heighten suicide risk among young viewers, and that new development has reignited questions that have plagued the Netflix series from its release two years ago: Does the series glamorize suicide? Does it unwittingly encourage “suicide contagion,” or copycat suicides? And why didn’t the first season include positive portrayals of productive mental health support?

Ooh, look what they made her do. Taylor Swift’s feuds with ex-boyfriends and ex-friends have kept fans enraptured over the years, especially because she often turns her high-profile beefs into chart-topping hits. Get updates on Swift’s feud partners — including those whose names are still on her list, in red and underlined.

Ariana Grande had a “Monopoly” on the entertainment news cycle this week, after singing that she likes “women and men” in her new song with Victoria Monet. “I haven’t [labeled myself] before and still don’t feel the need to now,” she later tweeted. The 25-year-old’s attitude toward sexuality mirrors that of many other Hollywood stars: They don’t feel the need to put a label on their sexuality.

Looking for some good television? You’re in luck — there are a ton of “good” shows on the tube. We have good cops, good doctors, good omens, good places, and — of course — good wives. But how good are these shows anyway?

U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal, a Democrat from Washington, has a personal stake in the Equality Act. “My beautiful, now 22-year-old child told me last year that they were gender nonconforming,” Jayapal tearfully told her colleagues on the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, April 2.

For a show about cleanliness, Tidying Up is sure stirring up a messy debate: There's backlash to the Netflix series and now backlash to the backlash. And all this controversy is pointing out some pervasive social issues.

Color photography was developed, so to speak, with a definite bias toward lighter skin — a reality cinematographer Ava Berkofsky sought to overcome when she was hired to light season 2 of the HBO comedy Insecure.

Women bring millions of viewers to TV networks and billions of dollars to the box office… so why don’t they get equal pay, equal say, and equal billing? Here’s what 14 famous women are saying and doing to close the gap.

Duck Dynasty‘s Phil Robertson is a bigot, and A&E is reprehensible for not taking his offenses more seriously and for kowtowing to its Phil-supporting viewership.

The Biggest Loser contestants' relapses are scientifically proven to be a problem of physiology, not willpower — and the reality show is one of many whose results aren’t always as successful as you see on TV.

The best weddings are a reflection of the two people swapping the vows, I believe. But the story of our wedding day gives people the false impression my husband and I are morning people.