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The Amazing Evolution of the Beastie Boys–This Goes Out To You Adam Yauch aka MCA

May 5, 2012

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I was only 16 when the Beastie Boys came to the (now defunct) Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. A die hard Beasties fan during that time–I’d flip flop between pretending Adam Horovitz “Ad-Rock” was my boyfriend or that I was Ad-Rock in my fantasy all-girls rap band–and a slew of my guy friends who [...]

Abortion Parties and Rape Jokes. Yes, I Just Wrote That Thanks To HBO’S Girls

April 25, 2012

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I can’t believe I’m disagreeing with Miri, because I don’t think we’ve ever disagreed, but HBO’s Girls, to me, is funny. As in LOL fucking laugh out loud uncomfortable disgustingly funny. Granted, I’m more with the gyno at the end who said “You couldn’t pay me enough to be 24 again.”–Lena Dunham shows the nasty [...]

Ryan Gosling Wants To Wish You A Happy (Feminist) Valentine’s Day

February 14, 2012

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Okay, I admit. On Valentine’s Day, I need some flowers. Sorry to disappoint you all who believe that Valentine’s Day is just another commercial holiday that we shouldn’t be buying into, but my desire for roses (I’ll even take a dandelion) stems from an ex-boyfriend who got himself a tattoo “for me” on Valentine’s Day [...]

My Interview With Madonna

February 13, 2012

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Madonna was late for our appointment. Her assistant called…Something about a strained hamstring, an injury related to the Super Bowl halftime show. When she arrived I was surprised by how small she was. She’s like the size of a garden fairy- when she apologized for running late, she didn’t have a single wrinkle on her [...]

Parenthood: The Cursed Kiss

November 29, 2011

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Adam’s kiss and Kristina’s reaction, the saga continued… if you didn’t get a chance to watch Parenthood this week, if you don’t have a job that entails watching crappy television and writing about it… here’s the summary: Adam admitted the kiss. Kristina freaked out. Kristina assumed Rachel (the young woman at Adam’s office) would be [...]

NBC’s Parenthood; Too Good to be True

November 20, 2011

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Parenthood, the NBC series rocked my utopian hour of  television-Valium last night: Adam, as in the stable brother with the beautiful wife and three kids, kissed the young woman working for him. Earlier this week, Hayley watched Housewives of Beverly Hills and was prompted to write about domestic violence. Her piece spurred me to share my [...]

Housewives Finally Confront Taylor on Abuse Thanks to Camille Grammer

November 16, 2011

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You know I love Tatum O’Neil. You know I worship Bob Forrest from Celebrity Rehab. Now my friends I’m going to confess my love for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills so that we can talk about this Taylor abuse situation that was unravelled on Monday night’s episode. For those of you not in the [...]

How Are Women Supposed to Act? Weekend Roundup

October 29, 2011

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(Image: Fame) Discussions on the internet about all sorts of ways how girls and women behave. My little sociological pickings about the ladies. Here’s the roundup. Vixen, temptress, slut. Justine Musk wants to know what story are you telling. Women like to be all sexy-like. Don’t assume she’s dressing for you. Over at Feministe. It’s nice [...]

Lessons in Obesity: Our Kids, Chris Christie and Melissa McCarthy

October 5, 2011

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Living in the east coast bubble, I often say that I my kids are immune to childhood obesity. What obesity? My kid is a rail. His friends are rails. They’re over-scheduled and neurotic, yes. Obese, no. (Okay, that’s not totally true, according to the “How Obesity Threatens America Report, 2011″ New Jersey runs around the [...]

2 Videos We Love: Grandparents Dirty Talk & Geena Davis Talks Gender Images

September 23, 2011

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1. Thelma does her research. So she’s only eternally Thelma in our minds, but according to Geena Davis’s Institute on Gender Media, women aren’t doing much of anything in movies today except … getting barefoot and pregnant. According to Mashable: In her research, Davis found that most of the women portrayed in mainstream, family-friendly media [...]