Category Archives: media
A Media and Entertainment Blog You Should be Reading (and Not Only Because I Write for It)
If you follow me on Twitter or are friends with me on Facebook then you’ve probably already heard about my latest endeavor and if you haven’t, then keep reading! Renee of the super awesome Womanist Musings and I have started … Continue reading
Sarah Palin is Not a Feminist, Revisited
I thought we covered this already; in fact, I know that many covered this during the 2008 presidential election, as well as after, but mostly during election time. But since this has come up yet again, I guess it’s time … Continue reading
Daria Released on DVD May 2010, Let the Partying Begin!
Remember Daria? Well, of course you remember Daria! She is everyone’s favorite pessimistic high school teenager from way back when MTV was cool. Well, kind of cool. Between cool and what is this shit, anyway. Wouldn’t it be awesome if … Continue reading
Feminist: It’s Just About the Worst Thing You Could Be
Feminism is in the media, you just have to know where to look to find it and even then, chances are you’re going to have to dig pretty deep through your popular publications to find an even so-so assessment of … Continue reading
My Favorite Patrick Swayze Moments
Patrick Swayze passed away earlier this week surrounded by his loving family after a 20-month battle with advanced pancreatic cancer. He was only 57 years old. I didn’t have a chance to blog about the death of Patrick Swayze here, … Continue reading
The View Replaces Elisabeth Hasselbeck with…Two Other Blonde Republicans
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, the notorious right-winger and frequent argument-starter from The View will be out on maternity leave from the beginning of September until mid-October. In her absence, The View will be replacing her with Meghan McCain and former FOX News … Continue reading
Summer 2009 Issue of Ms Magazine
The summer 2009 issue of Ms. Magazine received a decent amount of attention before the issue even hit newsstands due to the cover of the issue, which features a typical white, middle-class, American woman holding many items meant to signify … Continue reading

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