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Broad City’s Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson red carpet photos from Critics’ Choice Awards, Power of Women luncheon

ByAsa Hawks

Comedy Central’s Broad City (created by, and starring, Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson) is without a doubt the funniest new show of 2014, and the two shelarious stars were appropriately in attendance at both the Critics’ Choice Television Awards Thursday as well as Variety’s “Power of Women” Luncheon back in April. So, I thought I’d take the opportunity to give our site a much-needed injection of Broad City Ilanabbitrulescence in the form of red carpet photos!

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Fashion Fail PHOTOS Katie Cassidy on the set of ‘Melrose Place’

ByAsa Hawks

I’m all about some big-hatted women (Audrey Hepburn, Aretha Franklin, and even the occasional Lady GaGa lunacy) but Katie Cassidy gets an F- for her “Urban Mangobrero.” I thought the show was Melrose Place, not Taco Bellrose Place! (I won’t even start on the belt and boots.) Kudos to Jessica Lucas for “keeping it real.”…

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PHOTOS Lucy Hale’s heel-less shoes and revealing dress at 2011 Teen Choice Awards

ByAsa Hawks

Pretty Little Liars actress Lucy Hale not only took home the 2011 Teen Choice Awards trophy for Choice Female Summer TV Star, but also two separate starcasm awards for most shocking (in a good way) fashion statements on the red blue carpet! In addition to wearing a wildly revealing off white and bold black lined dress Lucy was sporting some amazing black heel-less Giuseppe Zanotti platform shoes you have to see to believe!

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Madonna on Lady Gaga and Born This Way / Express Yourself controversy

ByAsa Hawks

Madonna has finally addressed the controversially eery similarities between her song “Express Yourself” and Lady Gaga’s recent smash hit “Born This Way” while talking with Newsweek senior reporter Jacob Bernstein for an article to appear in their January 30th issue. Keep reading for the divalicious quote that is sure to remind everyone who the still holds the Queen of Pop crown!

Is American Apparel sexist? Latest “unisex” campaign adds fuel to the fire
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Is American Apparel sexist? Latest “unisex” campaign adds fuel to the fire

ByEmily

For years, American Apparel has been plagued by claims that the company purposefully exploits its female workers and models — and its latest campaign will surely add fuel to that fire.

Compare the female model’s photos to the male’s to decide whether it’s sexist or good marketing…