The Logical Conclusion of Empowerment Marketing Is Companies Campaigning on Their Own Failings
Have you heard? Weight Watchers wants you to love yourself—to understand you’re more than mere numbers on a scale.
When Your Fat Pic Goes Viral as a Feminist Cautionary Tale
I had just finished Christmas dinner with my family when I got the call: “A picture of you is on the front page of r/funny,” my friend told me. I’m not a regular Reddit user, but I know about r/funny—it’s a popular subpage, a place with a lot of cat pictures. Funny? Had I been funny? I traced back through the past…
UC Irvine Responds to Outrage Over That Sexist Career Advice Email
After receiving a fair number of negative emails from enraged students over an image they chose to include in an email blast Monday, a tipster tells us that the UC Irvine Career Center has released an apology for their misstep.
Courtney Stodden: Before And After
A photo of a young-looking Courtney Stodden has surfaced, and it's kind of weird and kind of sad. Blog Crazy Days And Nights credits Facebook as the source of said image, but gives no further information about how long ago the photo was taken. So I guess it's time to play "What The Hell Do YOU Think Happened To…
Watch Natalie Portman's Butt Disappear From A Censored Trailer
If you kept your eyes on the important things during the red-band and censored versions of Your Highness, the new Natalie Portman/James Franco stoner fantasy, you would have noticed something very important: Portman's butt, disappearing. CGI will blow your mind.
An Analysis Of Crystal Renn's Photoshop Of Horrors
A couple of readers wrote in about the slimmed-down shots of Crystal Renn for the Passion For Fashion campaign, by photographer Nicholas Routzen. The consensus: Wide angled lenses and tricks of light? Sure. But mostly Photoshop.
