This woman is completely crazy! She recently made news when she had a homophobic rant during Lincoln's Anti-Discrimination Law Hearings. Seriously lady, go back to the hole you crawled out of! I love the guy sitting behind her!
GENDER BENDER
Looking from the outside in - people, place and practice
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Glass ceiling
Haha! This is hilarious. Katherine Bigalow, director of Hurt Locker, made history by being the first female director to win an Oscar for directing.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
New Blog: stealinglucy
Introducing my new fashion blog: stealinglucy
The fashion I wish I had and the few pieces I can afford.
Be sure to visit it!
Sunday, May 6, 2012
The Barbie Tutorial
These kinds of video tutorials are of course going HUGE on the net. They are brilliant I must say, especially Michelle and Promise Phan's videos. They now have millions of followers and the numbers are climbing. But why? Who really wants to look like a Barbie? Will we soon be seeing 'every day folk' walking around looking like this or are people merely intrigued by the transformation of a face?
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Androgynous or just plain misogynistic?
These are the new photos featured in Tom Ford's 2012 Lookbook. Way more boobs, bums and flesh than clothes I must say. They look very androgynous, yet, the misogynistic nature of the pics tick me off. It's fun and playful, yet it reminds us of the '50s ads. The focus almost always on the man, looking powerful, as the woman sits quietly, looking vulnerable.
'My hero.'
The woman tends to the mans needs.
The woman is dominated by the man in these pictures, hence the misogynistic undertone.
She is merely an extra, a toy. He's the important one.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Monday, April 30, 2012
iAfghanistan

"While the War escalates in Afghanistan 10 years after the US invasion,
Afghans continue their lives plagued by many of the same issues existed
under the Taliban - poverty, violence, and extremism. Using an iPhone as
part of my continuing ViDi project tried to capture the zeitgeist of
Afghan society in a more subtle and perhaps technologically innovative
way." Photographer Benjamin Lowy
Find more photos here.
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