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Do the Writers of ‘The L Word’ Know Actual Lesbians?

January 12, 2022

Inspired by the sudden influx of queer films, characters, and directors in 1992, film scholar and general badass B. Ruby …

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What’s Really Missing in Gone Girl

October 4, 2014

[WARNING: SPOILERS BELOW IF YOU HAVE NOT READ OR SEEN GONE GIRL.] Judith Butler may have famously said that gender …

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I Am Hated For Who I Am

July 30, 2014

I thought it would be better when I got back to LA. In some ways, it is. I haven’t heard …

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Pictures of You, 20 Years Later: A Goth Flashback

July 12, 2014

The Cure’s “Pictures of You” came on last night, and instantly I was propelled back in time twenty years, to …

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An Artist’s Manifesto

March 30, 2014

Being an artist requires an excessive amount of confidence. Some might even say ego. Because who else is foolish enough …

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Fuck You Pink

March 28, 2014

My favorite color is fuchsia. I call it fuck you pink. (Get it?) I didn’t grow up in one of …

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In Real Life, Images Are Larger Than They Appear

February 3, 2014

The sexual revolution, for better and for worse, has been superseded by fears of HPV and HIV. And thanks to technology, …

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New Year, New You: Just Own It

January 1, 2014

It’s not that I don’t like resolutions. I think resolutions are great. I make them on a regular basis. I’m …

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A Self-Portrait in Stages: The End + Beginnings, Berlin and LA

November 24, 2013

[As I go through massive change in my life at the moment, I am reminded of those other moments of …

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In Praise of Selfies: Work It, Girl

November 21, 2013

While I freely admit that the word “selfie” makes me cringe, this article made me cringe even more. According to …

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