FUN FACT: that Titney Spheres vidya was filmed ENTIRELY ON LOCATION with NO GREEN SCREENS. And no safety harness.
I think I saw you on Portlandia
Powerful words to remain vulnerable to and introspective about. I continue to get empty stares from others when I mention that I am reading, watching and seeking the insight of "black feminism" which her comments so accurately highlight. As a white man I have inherent privilege that I will never fully be able to…
Sure, but do her milkshakes bring all the boys to the yard? Because with my milkshakes, the boys never leave the yard.
Yeah but my house has one major advantage over Kylie Jenner's: no Kardashians or Jenners live in my house.
I'm 31, with a master's degree, my husband is finishing up his PhD, we have a child, and we live in a 2 bedroom apartment. The American dream is dead.
Like a trio of schoolchildren
All bodies are good bodies!
I bet there are thousands of guys telling her "with a face so pretty, why don't you just lose some weight?"
John Cho needs to be in all the shows and movies.
The opening scenes in 'Tootsie' where Hoffman is auditioning for various roles, tells it all. "I can play taller, smaller, older, younger." What a meat market show business is.
Yasss! It really is just making the choice to participate according the rules or slowly but surely change the rules of play. Viola Davis isn't supposed to be "sexy" and John Cho isn't supposed to be a leading man, hell, even Adele isn't supposed the be one of the baddest bitches in the game...until they are. Slowly,…
"I was at Coachella this year and I kept calling them 'denim underwear' cause all the girls wear the denim underwear and it's, like, a little obscene! I don't want to say that, but you know, sometimes I think that they're just too short. And now I'm turning into that person that I'm like, your shorts are too…
Should have been crabs.
Wouldn't it have to be dead to be that color? That, or just fake.
Every time I read Sojourner Truth's early 1850s speech "Ain't I a Woman?" I'm also reminded that she was making an argument for women's rights based on gender equality, not gender difference. White feminists for many decades continued to argue the party line that gender difference, specifically women's supposed unique…