Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | commonsensemedia.org | Jonathan Van Ness |Julie Murphy |Andrea Beach

    age 14+ Funny, endearing, queer positive teen in search of answers. Parents need to know that Let Them Stare by Jonathan Van Ness and Julie Murphy is about 18-year-old gender nonconforming Sully, who's investigating his small town's past while trying to find his place in the world.

  • 1 month ago | kirkusreviews.com | Jonathan Van Ness

    Quippy dialogue and a kinetic pace distinguish this uplifting novel. Van Ness, a hairstylist known for the TV series Queer Eye, teams up with best-selling author Murphy for this story about one teen’s very gay summer. Recent high school graduate Sully is ready to leave behind the woes of being a nonbinary fashionista in small-town Hearst, Pennsylvania, and jet off to the Big Apple, where a yearlong internship with an influencer awaits.

  • 2 months ago | tvmovie.de | Natasha Kline |Anna Akana |Thomas Middleditch |Jonathan Van Ness

    Heute11:20 - 11:4525 min. Disney ChannelHD16:9USA2019Animationsserie(a) Cricket ergattert eine Rolle im neuen Werbespot für Big Coffee, verliert dann aber das Vertrauen in sich selbst. (b) Bill tauscht seinen alten Kleintransporter gegen ein supermodernes elektrisches Auto. Am Ende steht er aber mit mehr da, als er sich erhofft hat.

  • Mar 11, 2025 | audible.com | Michael Collina |Amy Poehler |Lena Dunham |Jonathan Van Ness

    Note: Text has been lightly edited for clarity and does not match audio exactly. Michael Collina: Hi, listeners. This is Audible Editor Michael Collina, and today I'm thrilled to be speaking with the one and only Dylan Mulvaney. Dylan is an actress, comic, and the creator of the viral Days of Girlhood series on TikTok, where she chronicled her transition with her followers. And today she's here to talk about her new audiobook, Paper Doll. Welcome, Dylan.

  • Jun 17, 2024 | jonathanvanness.com | Jonathan Van Ness

    This week, we have Carol’s Daughter founder, Lisa Price! Lisa tells Jonathan about her decades-long journey to lasting success: from back in the early days when she made and sold products out of her kitchen at a time when there were barely any natural hair products on the shelves, all the way through being inducted into the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.