What “A Walk To Remember” and “The Notebook” Can Reveal About Yourself
For any real music or movie lover, you are drawn to stories. You are drawn to stories that can make you feel, laugh, cry. You like to feel that you are […]
Tag Archives: Women
Why I vote OITNB (“Orange Is The New Black” and Piper Chapman)
There aren’t a lot of shows out there that get me hooked. And, I’ve never been one to watch too much TV in the first place. But, after hearing all […]
My Un/healthy Obsession with Olivia Wilde (and Celebrity Role Models)
I think I have been growing an unhealthy obsession with Olivia Wilde. But, if I may shamelessly defend myself, was it ever bad to take on too many role models? […]
Please Stop Molesting Women at Concerts (Staind’s Aaron Lewis, Iggy Azalea)
As an avid concert-goer having attended my first concert at just 14, music festivals and rock concerts can be scary for any young girl. I fondly remember being swarmed by […]
Miley Cyrus shares sex, image and growing pains in Conversation with Amanda De Cadenet
I have to say that I love this series of couch conversations with Amanda De Cadenet. In this post-feminist kind of society where people are constantly trying to find, utilize, […]
Porn and Feminism: Can They Go Hand-In-Hand?
We live in a high-time when media is quickly taking over mainstream culture and popular figures are beginning to declare their feminism. But, can porn and feminism really go hand-in-hand? […]
Mila Kunis Tells Men to Stop Saying They’re Pregnant
If there’s one person to bash men for saying, “We’re having a baby,” it’s Mila Kunis. I don’t normally post these little entertainment/celebrity-gossip posts, but I felt this one–although small […]
The Queen of Rock & Roll Lzzy “Halestorm” Hale outshines Country’s Eric Church at CMT Awards 2014
The country world is becoming a soft one, but when you add back its grit and intensity, you get one amazing, show-stealing rock ‘n’ roll performance. Queen rocker Lzzy Hale, arising from hard-rock […]
3 Concerts, 3 Weeks: Finding yourself in music (Kina, Dia, Jimmy)
These past few days have left me feeling a little uneasy. Why? I’m not entirely sure. For the past three weeks, I’ve been going from concert to concert. And, maybe […]
“Chef” movie excites your appetite and love for summer (Review)
If you’re looking for a movie to tease your tastebuds and excite your appetite, Chef may be cooking up something just for you. Image Source: Chef Movie – Teaser Trailer […]
Dia Frampton presents Archis as she opens for Lindsey Stirling at City National Grove of Anaheim (5-14-2014)
New article update, “Ten Years Later, Dia Frampton (ARCHIS, Meg & Dia, The Voice) Is Still Pushing” available. Archis (Dia Frampton) opening for Lindsey Stirling The City National Grove of […]
Kina Grannis let the fire out and created sentimental space in the Troubadour: “Elements” album release and kick-off tour
When you love something that much, it’s hard to get it off your mind. And when you find something that just fits with you and sticks, you’ve got every reason to keep that alive in […]
The story of “Lovelace” will break your heart
Linda Lovelace, the late porn star turned feminist anti-porn activist whose fame skyrocketed in 1972 with “Deep Throat,” is someone with a shattering story that deserves to be heard. Movie […]
“Divergent” and Shailene Woodley succeeds in being a vulnerable, action-packed thriller
When you live in a world free to choose who you want to be, the act of taking a test that determines who you are–or supposed to be–can be frightening. […]
Why Female Justice and the Hyper-sexualization of Women is Relevant (with Olivia Wilde and Hollywood)
As I’ve been getting older, issues of feminism and sexism–especially in the media–have been growing in importance to me. I guess, with age, you begin to lose the rose-colored glasses […]
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