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Thank god Shopbop has hired a model with implants! Now they can stop subjecting Starving Girl and Sad Redhead Girl to the humiliation of those bikini shots.
Doesn’t Dame Vivienne Westwood look fantastic here at age 65? I didn’t know that she accepted another honour at Buckingham Palace without “wearing knickers!”
You can see a short interview with her here. It’s fun to hear her call people cunts, a term I use several times each day. If only I could walk in high heels. Maybe my new penis necklace will empower me somehow.
What a wonderful woman and role model!
Kate Hudson has pulled off a brilliant publicity stunt by pretending to be pregnant and then unveiling her body in a skimpy thong-style bikini. Her pristine white butt has appeared on every celebrity gossip site, photographed from every possible angle.
After weeks of parading around in big baggy dresses, she made sure that her butt would receive all the attention of an urgent breaking news story.
I will admit that her butt is beyond compare, except to the butt of a ten year old albino gymnast. Good for you, Kate! Now, if only your butt could act, you’d be making the big bucks like Reese Witherspoon!
I watched “Tierney Gearon: The Mother Project” on Sundance last night, unprepared for its intensity. It was described as a documentary about a model-turned-photographer who takes pictures of her schizophrenic mother.
Like “Tarnation,” it sucked me in from the very beginning. It only took a few minutes for me to form the opinion that Tierney Gearon is just as crazy as her 64 year old mother, if not more so. She gets her mother to stand outside in the freezing snow, wildly taking snapshots as the older woman pleads to go back inside.
Watching this documentary is excruciating but endlessly fascinating. It forces one to confront ideas about motherhood, family, mental illness, and exploitation.
Tierney wants to be a good mother, but when her child sobs, her instinct is to photograph him rather than comfort him. She literally uses her new baby as a prop. But she clearly enjoys an intimacy with her children that is really extraordinary. She speaks to them honestly, and joyously takes part in their games, even when it means letting them jump over her as she lays on the grass, hugely pregnant.
Tierney’s mother is a vibrant old lady who lives alone in a ramshackle house and occasionally lashes out at her manipulative daughter. At one point she screams at Tierney, “I gave you everything! All my love and my beauty! But you won’t help me, you bitch!” It’s a moment of bitter raw emotion, which cuts to the heart of the matter, I think.
Mothers who do their best are still not good enough, and crazy mothers leave their mark. Craziness runs through Tierney Gearon’s family like a virus, but she doesn’t see it. I worry for her three kids, who will undoubtedly struggle with her craziness and their own, in the end. They will probably become parents of crazy children. Nature loads the gun and environment pulls the trigger. In this family, like so many, the trigger is pulled over and over.
The photos that made Tierney a figure of controversy are beautiful and disturbing. It’s hard to see how they could have been considered pornographic. But she does manage to imbue her pictures with an ineffable weirdness that makes a family picnic look like a satanic ritual. She seems like a courageous survivor who would eat her own kids if they got stranded on a desert island.
Watch this movie if you’re up to it. You can buy it on Amazon.com.
It must be fun to go to college these days. You can learn to use words like problematize, complexify, and nonpluralizable. Read more about this here.
Reductionist thinking about binary logic? I am so totally disincentivized to figure out what people think they mean when they use these made-up words!
Sometimes the Holy Grail reveals itself when you’re just screwing around on the internet. That’s how I discovered Natalia Brilli, a designer whose fetishistic handbags and accessories are inspirational works of art. Why won’t someone buy me her deer-head purse, when I so obviously deserve it??
I’m feeling a little guilty for being so negative and angry all the time, even though that is my calling, so let’s just relax and enjoy the timeless beauty of Joe Dallesandro. I once had a photo of him on my closet door.
Joe Dallesandro is mentioned by name in “Take a Walk on the Wild Side,” and he can be worshipped in several films by Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey.
You can never, never have too much Joe Dallesandro in your life.
Why did god make Feist? I know why he made Lindsay Lohan (so we can make fun of her) and Renee Zellweger (so we can all scream “eeoow!” when we see her making that face) and that guy in Maroon 5 (so we can go “Ugh, what a douche!”) and Mike Huckabee (so we can say, “Wow, loony tunes”) and Ann Coulter (so we can feel united by a common enemy). I even know why god made Hillary Swank (so we can think “She still looks like a man!”)
But Feist, what the hell? I think she might represent everything I hate about post-hip hipsterism, but I’m not even sure of that. If I close my eyes, maybe she’ll go away.
I love this company because they sell Leggie-Legs, a garment they describe as:
“Think of them as a cross between leg-warmers and some kind of fucked-up disco pants.”
Okay! I also like these hot-pants. I don’t know who can actually wear these fashions but I’m thinking Diablo Cody might like them. I’m kind of mad at her, because I feel I could’ve been her, if only I’d been a stripper and written a good screenplay.