Alyssa Ray
Alyssa is a graduate of Emerson College who is passionate about film and television. She covers fandoms from House of Cards to Harry Potter to Downton Abbey. If you enjoy controversial, feminist pieces than you'll want to tweet her at @MissLyss112.
Does Daenerys have a shot at the Iron Throne?
The Khaleesi returns. But can she rise?
Which fandom sibling pair are you and your brother or sister?
April 10th is National Siblings Day. What does your favorite fandom say about your sibling dynamics?
Does the Outlander fandom have the sexiest fan art?
Watch the Outlander fandom completely embrace their sexy sides.
Why we can't forget The Breakfast Club, 30 years later
What does your favorite character say about you?
Taylor Swift, from America's sweetheart to millennial feminist icon
Are you like the rest of the world and love Taylor Swift? Then read how she's turned into a feminist icon.
Will Forte and Kristen Schaal can't stop tweeting their fan art
No one loves Last Man on Earth fan art like these two.
How The 100 went from teen soap to one of the top dramas on TV
The 100 is happily exceeding expectations of a teen dystopia.
The Glee OTP most likely to make you cry
You'll cry again just thinking about it.
How Grace Helbig made the jump from YouTube to boob tube
By making videos that are surprising, funny, powerful, and consistent.
The feminist Disney Princesses you wish had their own movie
Cinderella Needs No Cinder-FELLA Disney Damsels Are No Longer In Distress. Read More To Find Out Why!
The funniest people on TV are all women right now
Maybe if men were funnier they'd be on this list.
What your favorite Orphan Black clone says about you
Are you a Cosima or a Sarah?
Parks and Rec: How an underrated show became a fandom darling
Here's how Parks and Rec won our hearts over seven seasons.
Lady Edith: From least liked Crawley sister to feminist fan favorite
We can't help but fall in love with Lady Edith on this season of Downton Abbey.
Severus Snape was the Christian Grey of Harry Potter
If you ever thought that Severus Snape was actually super creepy in his pursuit of Lily Potter, you're not alone.
The House of Cards fandom is killing it
House of Cards fan art is just as devious and intriguing as the real show.
