And there was nothing mythic about a past where Americans were educated, read, participated, and voted.
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Last week, one Chris Powell, managing editor of the Journal Inquirer out of Hartford, Connecticut used his plaform to…
I was so bummed out when I saw that, since I saw the trailer and thought this movie looked really good, and I'm surprised Jez isn't covering that angle.
You've got a good point- I hadn't considered the translation issues.
I think she means that, if one of the actresses had been gay, they would have been able to help the other one and the director make the sex more realistic, rather than a straight person's (wrong) idea of what lesbian sex is like. Bear in mind, it may also be a clumsy translation from the original French.
ah that's a shame... I really wanted to find a good movie about lesbians to watch with my lesbian roommates who sit through all the gay male-focused queer films that my boyfriend and I watch. Anyone have any suggestions??
Really? You're going to go the 'hot lesbian action' route?
Why women continue to support such a blatantly misogynist group of [every foul insult I can think of is entering my brain at once], is beyond me.
"vaguely traumatic"? The hell, Doug Barry?
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Oh, my god. I feel them, too.
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Agreed! The first entertainer I thought of as a counter when I was reading! She's amazing and should be everywhere.
Good, good... the public grows weary of all these little, naked pop stars and redirects its attention to the entertainer we OUGHT to be seeing everywhere:
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Miley Cyrus in a thong. Ke$ha in a thong. Rihanna in a thong. Lady Gaga in a thong. Miley Cyrus in pasties. Nicki…
Why is that when people bring out state's rights, it's always to protect slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, guns, and usurious health insurance, but never to protect puppies and rainbows?
Hobby Lobby SUCKS OUT LOUD.
Yes, I was also going to point out that if journalism was doing its job in newspapers anymore, I might read them. As it is, I just pick one up occasionally for the entertainment of the editorial sections and letters to the editor - but even those have been overshadowed by the grandiose…
newspapers cannot sell themselves to households headed by single women who have several children by different fathers, survive on welfare stipends, can hardly speak or read English, move every few months to cheat their landlords, barely know what town they're living in, and couldn't afford a newspaper subscription…
You know what would solve this? If people would pay single mothers more than 77 cents* on the dollar men make. Problem solved!