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Any real love between superstar singer Mary J. Blige and her longtime friend and stylist Misa Hylton appears lost now that the two are facing off in an explosive legal battle over the management and music of Harlem rapper Vado.

In new court filings obtained by Rolling Stone, Blige is blasting the various contract interference claims Hylton leveled against her in an 18-page complaint filed last April. Blige calls the allegations “blatantly frivolous” and even “stunning,” and she’s asking a judge to dismiss Hylton’s lawsuit outright. She also...

Eltingville was inspired by real fan behavior and serves as a scathing critique of the toxic underbelly of fandom. The series portrays the worst kind of fans imaginable, who engage in destructive behavior and viciously attack others. Eltingville reflects the increasing prevalence of toxic fans in today's geek culture, reminding readers of what fandom should really be about - fun and shared passion.

Fans across the internet have become enamored with the comedic and unapologetic commentary of Eltingville. Despite ending nearly ten years ago, the series has experienced a surge in popularity on social media sites like Twitter. The recent hubbub over the alternative comic has seen Eltingville creator Evan Dorkin engaging with fans online, fielding questions about his notorious masterpiece.

But what is it about Eltingville (also known as The Eltingville Club) that has aided this trend? Why does a series that Dorkin left behind almost a decade ago...