Britta Lundin
Britta Lundin is in the fandom fandom. She's a hella gay feminist filmmaker, passionate about shipping, and most dogs. She tweets at @brittashipsit.
We bid farewell to Sue Sylvester, the meanest softie on TV
Even Mr. Schue shed a tear.
What happens when you search for fan art of butts on the internet
Hint: it's about gender
Very important official list of the top ten butts in fandom
The fan artists know what makes a good booty.
Teen Wolf is about to get a little more queer
It's a small step forward for better LGBT representation on television, but the show still has a long way to go.
These four artists were winning Long Beach Comic Con
Incredible Fan Artists from Long Beach Comic Con!
Friends and fans say goodbye to Leonard Nimoy
A fan art farewell to Mr. Spock.
5 Tumblr faves that should be winning Oscars instead of Birdman
Don't ever let the Oscars tell you that your favorite movies aren’t as important as Important Movies.
Did you know we have an official fanfic day?
...and fan art, cosplay, and everything else you nerds are up to.
Supernatural is having a banner year for women… finally
Supernatural is passing the Bechdel test for once.
The Victorian Sherlock set photos are causing pandemonium in fandom
Can the “Victorian!lock” genre be considered canon? Or is it some sort of canon-ception?
Zayn Malik is totally understandably obsessed with Zayn Malik fan art
One Directioner Zayn Malik cannot stop tweeting his own fan art. And it’s adorable.
Fan art pick of the week: Genderbending Supernatural
This genderbent fan art = GORGEOUS!
Your new favorite TV character is on Supernatural
Claire Novak is the asskicking teenage demon hunter of your dreams
The only X-Files reboot idea that matters
Excuse you, but Hipster Mulder and Punk Scully is the greatest spinoff idea yet.
Black Hermione and other racebent characters who challenge your racial assumptions
Racebending characters through fan art is a way to stake a place in a culture that often ignores the fact that people of color exist.
We now have meme fan art, because the internet can't stop
Memes break the internet. Fan art puts it back together.
Here's exactly why you should be watching Agent Carter
Peggy does everything Captain America does, but backwards, in heels, without a magical super soldier serum, and while straining against an oppressive 1940's era patriarchy.
The next ten seconds after the Legend of Korra finale get even gayer
Leave it to the fan artists to make the implied lesbian pairing explicit.
