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Spike Lee's Netflix reboot of "She's Gotta Have It"—his debut film about a queer, polyamorous woman—continues his long list of work misrepresenting black women's experiences.

Harm reduction workers in Canada cope with their own mental health issues as friends and coworkers die of overdoses

A celebrated visiting writing professor regrets her decision to hold office hours after sunset when a male student—an outlier who writes graphically violent, autobiographical stories—comes in and demands more attention than she wants to give him.

We have stories from Joyce Carol Oates, Tim Parks, Ottessa Moshfegh, David Shields, Alexia Arthurs, and many more.

A young couple drowning in debt discovers a solution to their problems.

A husband tries to draw a marriage from the doldrums by giving his wife a sex toy.

A woman contemplates hanging herself.

The man who plays rapist at a self-defense class is surprised when a woman who recently broke up with him shows up for a weekend workshop, among the women he must "assault."

New York City cops can now enjoy their French crullers and butter pecan swirl cuppas once more.

Hacking victims experience anxiety, stress and depression, and get very little support.

If Bond Pet Foods has its way, your precious pupper could soon be eating meat made in a lab.

Fleur has been talking to spirit people since she was a child, so of course I went to see her for a reading.