Posted by: Julisa Colón
in Sexy on Feb 03, 2012
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If you're in the NYC area this Wednesday night, be sure to check out F*CK Art: A Street Art Occupation.
Hosted by the Museum of Sex and sponsored by our very own Callie Watts' mag Candy Rain, F*CK Art is a collection of works by 20 street artists who are continuously pushing the boundaries of sexuality and public space. The show is curated by Emilie Baltz and Mark Snyder, and participating artists include Wonderpuss Octopus, ...
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Posted by: Kristina Uriegas-Reyes
in Style File on Feb 03, 2012
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Unless you've been living under a fashion rock, you've probably heard about Target's newest designer collaboration with Jason Wu. It's cute, sophisticated and hits stores this Sunday, February 5th! The collection has gotten quite a bit of buzz in the past month for its French new wave inspired dresses and totally charming accessories. I thought I'd share the adorable new commercial featuring a cartoon cat named Milu. It's ...
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Posted by: Intern Caroline
in Movies on Feb 03, 2012
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At the end of a controversial week for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, a documentary premieres across Canada today that shines a critical light on the Big Pink. Pink Ribbons, directed by Léa Poole, investigates the charity-corporation machines that have risen out of the fight against breast cancer. Despite the billions of dollars that have been raised over the years, cancer rates have also risen to a staggering 1 in 8 women. The ...
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Posted by: Intern Maura
in Boob Tube on Feb 03, 2012
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M.I.A. ain’t M.I.A. no more! (I…couldn’t stop myself from typing that.) After releasing a not particularly well-received third album in 2010 and having some beef with the New York Times, the rapper/singer-songwriter had a pretty slow 2011. But in the last month, she's made it back to the forefront of your internet news feeds: she released the single, "Bad Girls," signed on to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show with ...
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Posted by: Intern Caroline
in Feminizzle on Feb 03, 2012
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You know the kind of apology where the person is like, "Sorry you're so sensitive you got mad at me?" Those are the worst kind!
Nancy Brinker, CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, released a statement apologizing for her foundation's controversial decision earlier this week to end its long-standing partnership with Planned Parenthood. Sounds like they're walking it back on this one, which is the best possible news for ...
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