Janet Mock

The announcement marks a big step forward for trans visibility in Hollywood.

Janet Mock spent her twenties in New York — first interning at Playboy and later editing at People. Here's what she learned.

The journalist has some harsh words for hip-hop radio show ‘The Breakfast Club.’

The Provocateur, a new website, shares open letters by luminary ladies including Paz de la Huerta, Myla Dalbesio, and Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson.

​You’d have to have been living under a rock to have missed the explosion of transgender voices in public life this past year. Seriously. From Janet Mock’s explosive interview with Piers Morgan in the States, to Kellie Maloney’s very public transition...