The author of The Fever on how David Lynch's TV masterwork burrowed its way into her life.

"At Cannes, someone said, 'Have you ever considered making a comedy?' And I said, 'I’ve done nothing but.'"

The '70s were a crazy time.

"I've known since I was very young that I please homosexuals."

A movie, two TV shows, and two books are all on the way.

“People like me need to be understood.”

The Oscar-winning actress spoke to Vulture and read from her new kids book, The Spectacular Tale of Peter Rabbit.

The bigotry trio.

Because you’ll never talk yourself into it. 

Station Eleven, NW, and more.

"It is hard to be criticized and it is hard to change, but it also feels good."

White girls with glasses, it seems.

Marilynne Robinson, Walter Isaacson, Jill Lepore, and five more.

"It’s fast, it’s smart, ludicrous, and it’s really subversive and sly in its remarks on gender."

Anything that’s been around for three quarters of a century is sure to have its off moments.

Consider that micro-scandal squashed.

But it's not going to be gossipy.

Just do it already.

Delegate (some) decisions for a happier life.  

It couldn’t hurt.