May 22, 2010
Hey guys. I’m going to take a break from the usual Hollywood dish and tales of female disenfranchisement — it’s been fun, at least for me — to talk about something really serious. In fact, I’ve probably seen more otherwise healthy relationships go down in flames for the following reason than any other.
Tags: fantasies, internet, sex, sex and technology, sex tipsThe Other Man
May 15, 2010
I’ll just say it: the most misogynist film of the last 20 years has to be Wayne’s World. Way! If you leave out the movies that are purposefully trying to be demeaning to women, Wayne takes the cake. I’ll explain why and give you a few more of my picks after the jump.
Tags: feminism, film, Hollywood, Knocked Up, misogyny, movies, Sex and the City, sexism, sexism in Hollywood, sexist, sexist movies, The Devil Wears Prada, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Sopranos, Tropic Thunder, Wayne's World, women in film, You've Got MailThe Other Man
May 8, 2010
Has anyone noticed that most of the really successful women leaders are conservatives? If you look at the short history of women in politics, you find a lot of broken dreams, a few assassin’s bullets and even fewer healthy governments. And the most successful of all has to be Margaret Thatcher.
Tags: Angela Merkel, conservatives, Corazon Aquino, female politicians, Golda Meir, Indira Gandhi, Margaret Thatcher, politics, Sarah PalinThe Other Man
May 1, 2010
Twelve years ago this month, one of the world’s grand experiments ended in heartbreaking failure. Even today, anyone studying gender inequality would do well to look at the vast gap in women’s earning potential and relative ability to succeed that has been created in the wake of this phenomenon’s disappearance. I’m talking, of course, about ...
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April 24, 2010
Are women more amenable to slavery? For years and almost without exception, every time one particular group of mistreated women open their mouths, they swear their (sometimes brutally physical) torture came at the hands of other women.
Tags: abuse, Asia, house maids, labourers, Middle East, modern slavery, Phillipines, rape, slavery, torture, womenThe Other Man
April 17, 2010
So chicks dig scars. That’s what I was told growing up, and I assumed that meant scars on guys, usually in football movies. But who are really famous for their scars? Women.
Tags: body image, Catherine Zeta-Jones, celebrities, disfigurement, Elizabeth Taylor, Hollywood, Padma Lakshmi, scars, Sharon Stone, Tina Fey, women with scarsThe Other Man
April 10, 2010
She’s one of America’s Most Beautiful, one of the Most Powerful Women, A Real American, Changing the World and a Cultural Necessity. She’s in charge of the best show on television and is racking up awards faster than Blerg can assemble the trophy cases. In fact, hardly a month goes by anymore that you don’t ...
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March 27, 2010
The most amusing blog post of the week has to come from EgoTV, which sat in a windowless, darkened room for hours before emerging with 7 Things That Would Happen if ISPs Banned Porn. It was funny, it was delightfully naughty, and it exposed the blog editor’s porn collection on film for the first time. ...
February 18, 2010
Bravo, Southwest. Congratulations for once again flashing your Teflon-like ability to deflect criticism of your insensitive policies. By now, most of you have heard about Kevin Smith’s encounter with Southwest’s decades-old “Customer of Size” policy, which requires oversized people to pay for a second ticket.