Every superhero has an origin story. Wonder Woman's just happens to be the best.

We're living through the Golden Age of television, according to the people who decide such things, and 2016 has seen some truly impressive representations of badass women. From shows on premium channels to primetime tele

Hayley Kiyoko, young lesbian feminist artist of color. Yes, she is perfection.

By now, you pretty much know the story of Dorothy's trip to Oz inside and out, right? You've had the original Wizard of Oz, the soulful 1970s adaptation The Wiz, Gregory Maguire's philosophical (fan-fic?) novel Wic

In this episode of Badass Women Save Themselves, Blythe and Jove discuss the things they liked and the things they didn't like about season 5 of The 100. Also, the things that make the show fucking badass despite the sh

Ever wondered what it would be like to live on a deserted island for the rest of your life? Ever wondered who you'd want to take with you for company? In this episode, we each offer our list of Top Five Fictional Women w

In this episode of Badass Women Save Themselves, Blythe and Jove discuss Winter, the 4th and final book in The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer.

Winter is the fairest in all the land. Except she's kinda not. See, she

What makes a good villain? Is it pure, unadulterated evil? Is it moral ambiguity? Is it creativity of methods? Join us for our Top Five Best TV Villains episode....although it should be noted that Jove's list contains a

In this episode of Badass Women Save Themselves, Blythe and Jove discuss Cress, book 3 in The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer.

Trapped in satellite and at the mercy of a cruel guardian, Cress draws her prince, Thorn

Game of Thrones has won more Emmys than any prime time television shows, and with good reason: arguably the most ambitious show ever to grace the small screen, GoT is epic in narrative and aesthetic scale. Its plot twist