May 16, 2012
Whenever someone sees an Axe commercial, the cover of a Playboy magazine or a poster for the next big action movie, they are most likely looking at a picture of a woman’s body that has been over-sexualized. A new psychological study has found that when people view these pictures, they see these women literally as ...
December 8, 2011
Human sexuality is nothing to be ashamed of, but this doesn’t mean we leave nudie magazines on our coffee table for guests to enjoy a sneak peek. But how would you feel about Playboys at the public library? In all my years as a library-devotee I’ve never even noticed Playboy magazines lying around, but it ...
Tags: books,
budget cuts,
censorship,
education,
Jane Pyper,
library,
library programs,
literacy,
literary,
magazines,
objectification,
objectify women,
Pirelli calendar,
Playboy,
pornography,
recreational reading,
Rob Ford,
sex,
Sex in the City,
Toronto Public Library,
TPL
October 11, 2011
The act is far from sexual, but there’s something playful about a hot guy reminding you that you’re due for a breast exam. It makes an ordinary and mundane chore seem more exciting, like flipping your calendar every month to reveal another hunky male firefighter. The new Rethink Breast Cancer campaign stimulates women’s visual senses ...
Tags: app,
breast cancer,
breast exam,
breasts,
check,
check point,
commercials,
doctor,
feminism,
firefighter calendar,
half-naked,
hot guys,
look,
Man Reminder,
objectification,
preventative measures,
Rethink Breast Cancer,
sacrifice,
sex,
sexual innuendo,
sexually suggestive,
sexy,
TLC,
touch
September 22, 2011
It’s not often that a day goes by without hearing the word “penis.” Hey, I’m not complaining. Austin Powers had some funny euphemisms for it, but lately, I find that I want it raw and uncensored (the word or the actual flesh and blood). And this is just what’s on the menu this fall. I’m ...
Tags: anatomy,
breasts,
Britney Spears,
drama,
euphemisms,
full frontal,
How To Be a Gentleman,
Justin Timberlake,
Kevin Dillon,
media,
Michael Fassbender,
Michaele Salahi,
Mila Kunis,
movies,
Neil Schon,
nudity,
objectification,
openness,
oversaturation of sex,
penis,
private parts,
sex,
sex education,
shame,
sitcoms,
Tariq Salahi,
Toronto Film Festival,
TV,
vagina
May 26, 2011
For anyone who thought the Playboy franchise was past its prime (like Hefner himself), think again. The skimpy outfits adorned with bunny ears, bushy bunny tails and bulging busts remain alive and well. Playboy may have been in its heyday in the ’60s and ’70s, but it’s now bouncing back — with a vengeance. A ...
Tags: campaign,
Facebook,
feminists,
Hugh Hefner,
London,
Mayfair,
NBC,
Object,
objectification,
Playboy,
Playboy bunny,
Playboy Club,
Playboy franchise,
protest,
protesting,
sexualization,
The Playboy Club show,
UK Feminista
April 25, 2011
Boobs, boobs and more boobs. If it’s anything over PG13, it’s almost a given that we’ll be exposed to female nudity when we go see a movie. While most films are a far cry from Striptease, a new study by USC, a top-rated film school, finds that women are still cast in overly sexualized roles. ...
Tags: actors,
body language,
boobs,
eating disorders,
film industry,
gender,
Hollywood,
men in film,
movies,
objectification,
sex,
sexism,
sexism in Hollywood,
sexualization,
striptease,
women,
women in film
June 6, 2010
Some people are so lonely that they make up fictional social lives to tell their colleagues about. This is the picture the paper choose to illustrate the story. But seriously, why does The Times, a proper broadsheet that would like to think of itself as the paper of record, need bare breasts in their pages? ...
Tags: 3D,
3D glasses,
breasts,
loneliness,
modern alienation,
naked,
naked art,
nudity,
objectification,
Page Three Girls,
The Sun,
women
January 30, 2010
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe in women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts.
Tags: bras,
feminist,
football,
HatManJim,
lingerie,
Lingerie Football League,
objectification,
sexism,
women's athletics,
women's football,
women's sports
October 31, 2009
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe i n women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts. Before we get going ...
October 24, 2009
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe i n women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts. Nicole Kidman has accused ...
Tags: feminism,
feminist,
film,
HatManJim,
Hollywood,
misogyny,
Nicole Kidman,
objectification,
rape,
role model,
sexism,
sexual abuse,
UN,
violence against women,
women's rights