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15 Thoughts I Had While Watching ‘The Possession’
1 Comment »Posted in ReviewsSep 10, 2012
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1.) I am 90% sure that little girl is wearing brown contacts and a weave, which on E! would make her a default Kardashian. 2.) Jeffrey Dean Morgan can coach my basketball team any day. 3.) I wish they had called this movie “Ominous Jewish Whispers”. 4.) If I could wake up with Kyra Sedgewick’s [...]
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Are Blondes Better By Design?
No comments yetPosted in Body StuffSep 8, 2012
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When I was somewhere between the ages of ten and thirteen I read an article in an otherwise unmemorable ladies’ mag on how to attract and keep male attention. In addition to doing stuff like giving the best blow job of all time (this still amuses me, because I’m pretty sure no matter the quality [...]
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I’m 130,00 Dollars in Debt – Here’s Why I’m Not Freaking Out
3 Comments »Posted in Cake & IcingSep 8, 2012
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I have been in debt my entire adult life. I turned eighteen, and in their bid to usher me into womanhood, Capital One greeted me with a card which I promptly maxed out, buying things like novelty tee-shirts, expensive sheets, and several cakes. I couldn’t pay for any of it, hadn’t even thought at the [...]
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Daniel Johns, Lady Gaga and the ARTPOP Revolution
7 Comments »Posted in MusicSep 6, 2012
By Laura T.
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If you were tuned in during the 90′s, you undoubtedly remember when the trio from down under, Silverchair, exploded onto the alternative rock scene in 1995. Just fourteen years old, Daniel Johns, Ben Gilles, and Chris Joannou took Australia and the United States by storm with a grungy single called Tomorrow. The iconic music video [...]
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Red Dwarf Is Back Minus Its One Female Cast Member
3 Comments »Posted in Brit FixSep 5, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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In the early 90s Red Dwarf came on at 10:30 and Doctor Who came on at 11:00 and every Saturday night my sister and I would be there with a giant bowl of air popped popcorn swimming in melted butter and salt. She’d put a tape in the VHS and hit record and we’d watch [...]
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Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton Kill A Lot Of Women In Hansel and Gretel Trailer
2 Comments »Posted in FilmSep 4, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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I won’t lie, I often forget that most of the villains of Grimm’s fairy tales are women. Though to be fair, the most enduring of Grimm’s fairytales also have women heroines too. It’s a bit odd that this Hansel and Gretel makes every single villain female and bestial and then, apparently, sidelines Gretel for part [...]
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What Could’ve Been: Cersei and Tyrion Lannister As Sexy Superheroes
1 Comment »Posted in What Could've BeenSep 4, 2012
By Kickpuncher
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It’s funny how just the other day, a deleted scene was released for The Avengers that would’ve basically started the movie in media res, with the story already in motion and the characters now looking back to ask how it came to all this destruction and death and CGI. It’s a common, even overexposed trick—how [...]
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THE SKINNY LITTLE BITCH PROJECT: The White-Washing of Rita Hayworth
2 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, The Skinny Bitch ProjectAug 30, 2012
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The Skinny Little Bitch Project is a biweekly feature dedicated to examining the role of weight in celebrity culture and the impact of size in one woman’s daily life. The entries may be triggering should you suffer from an ED or body image issues. For more info on the project, or to read it from [...]
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EA Sports Does Good With Inclusion of Women In NHL 13
No comments yetPosted in GamingAug 29, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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Women and men aren’t supposed to compete together. Men have baseball. Women have softball. Men have the NBA. Women have the WNBA. Men have football. Women have cheerleading. We have our roles. Except for one time in the NHL and in some very cool European hockey leagues. There women actually play alongside men and are [...]
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The Big Fat Lesbian Problem With Guardians of the Galaxy: or State of the Cosmic Books circa 2009
1 Comment »Posted in Art & Comics, Kickpuncher's CornerAug 28, 2012
By Kickpuncher
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So on a friend’s recommendation, I recently started reading Marvel’s Cosmic books—basically, a sub-universe within the Marvel universe, where many of the old characters introduced by Jim Starlin (otherwise best known for turning Jack Kirby’s crowning achievement, the Fourth World, into a cheap Canadian slasher movie) were reintroduced and updated for today’s audiences, with their [...]

















