Who Run the World?: The Year of Female Musicians
by: Addison Bell 2011 belonged to Britney Spears. Maybe. The pop princess released her seventh album, Femme Fatale, which sold 276,000 copies in the U.S. during its first week. Femme […]
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Serial Dater: The Grays
by: Adam Guerino Note: “Serial Dater” is a series that came in response from a magazine asking Adam Guerino to write a dating column. He realized the irony that anyone would […]
Occupy This: How the 99% Can Actually Get Shit Done
by: Greg M. Schumaker Occupy Chicago caught me on a bad day last week. See, I tend to hate my day job. I work at a bank (fitting, right?) in […]
When I Became a Hoarder
by: Mar Curran It’s probably never a good thought when you look around your bedroom and think, “This is just like that one episode of Hoarders I watched last weekend.” […]
Beyond Bitching: The Queer Discourse of Snark
by: Kara Crawford Who are the snarkiest people you know? I’d be willing to bet that for most of us, the answer is queer folks, or the list at least […]
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An Open Letter to My Future Children
by: Mar Curran Dear Future Currans, Hello. It is I, your father, but in the past. Right now, I don’t know you, so forgive me if you read this and […]
Madonnas, Whores and Bjork: The Women of Lars Von Trier
by: Johnny Gall Warning: This post contains hella spoilers. However, they are all from films that I really cannot in good conscience recommend that you see anyway, so feel free […]
Boys Do Cry: Why We Need Positive Representations of Trans Folks in Pop Culture
by: Lindsey Dietzler My mom used to tell me that she knew from the moment I was born that I was gay. I cannot, for obvious reasons, say the same, […]
Beyond Thunderdome: Why Marriage Isn’t My Issue
by: Patrick Gill During and after my brother’s wedding I was asked with some regularity how I felt about it. I would ramble off feelings like nervous, excited, ecstatic, proud, […]
