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creatures of the night
Gavin McInnes
Netflix held a contest in Times Square this week in which a group of contestants had to watch movies for five days straight, without sleeping or taking their eyes off the screen for a chance to win $10,000. Gavin McInnes — Jezebel's straight guy friend, who we love to torture — hosted the event. You can read all about the experience here. (Susan Sarandon personally delivered the final movie: Thelma and Louise.) In this clip, Gavin interviews Richard Simmons, who showed up to help the movie-watchers get their blood circulating. More »HasslesInterviews Richard Simmons At Netflix Movie Championship -
When Gavin McInnes's daughter was born, doctors told him that she wasn't born with the ability to walk, and that it would take about a year for her to learn how. He didn't think that pushing a newborn around in a mini-wheelchair was any way to live, so he decided to take action. He made a short documentary about his family's ride to infant mobility. [Street Carnage]
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the week that was
This Week We Were Not Afraid To Go There Or Say Goodbye
- We said our final au revoir to Moe [sniff]
- The McCain campaign said it's final goodbye to tasteful commercials with its eminently mockable Paris-Britney one, its new Moses one and it's kicky Spanish language one.
- Watching Gavin walk a mile in Tracie's shoes made for far, far better viewing.
- We tried it out ourselves, metaphorically speaking, in posts talking about sterilization, teen pregnancy and sex workers.
- Walmart talked to its workers about voting Democratic. It's bad, they think. [HuffPo]
- It might have been cool to be a pretty girl when we were younger, not that it keeps you from getting hurt or getting Photoshopped into something supposedly prettier, but some people think it might help you get a man.
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On the day that we tortured Gavin McInnes by painting his face and then having him run a mile in high heels, he decided to teach us something, too: How to pee standing up. We kinda already know something about that, but his technique is a lot less conspicuous. [Street Carnage]
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what it feels like for a girl
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what it feels like for a girl
We Challenge A Man To Walk A Mile In Our Heels
To continue our series of "What it Feels Like for a Girl" — in which we make men do some of the more unpleasant accessories of "femininity" — we decided to challenge a man to walk a mile in our shoes... three-inch heels to be exact. We took Street Carnage's Gavin McInnes — a man known for his unyielding insistence on women wearing stilettos and model for our instructional makeup videos — shopping for shoes and walked around in downtown NYC. So was he able to do the full mile? Check the clip above. More » -
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The Week That Was
This Week We Were Not Afraid To Be Servicey
- Slut Machine finally revealed her makeup secrets by painting the tender, bearded visage of Gavin McInnes.
- Sadie debunked the art of the Facebook photo, and proved that every last one of us is a loser.
- Technicolor Kiddie Swimsuit EXTRAVAGANZA!
- Moe is a Jezebel no moe. But don't worry, she'll be sticking around these parts in spirit and in Crap.
- In our dream world, all insane divorce cases would be tried in the court of Judge Judy.
- LOLHillz!
- LOLVogue! Week of 10,000 LOLZ!
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what it feels like for a girl
Making It With Makeup: How To Get A Great Night Look
So! For Part 2 of our instructional makeup series, we show you how to take your face from a day look to a night look with help from our good-sport model, Street Carnage's Gavin McInnes. Gavin actually welcomed a baby boy into the world this morning (congrats!), and it warms our hearts that his son will grow up with the knowledge and pride that his father knows how to take Lip Venom and eyeliner drawn inside his eye like a man. Earlier: Making It With Makeup: How To Get A Great Day Look More » -
what it feels like for a girl
Making It With Makeup: How To Get A Great Day Look
Whenever I'm asked to give advice on applying makeup, it makes me a bit uncomfortable because 1) I'm not a makeup artist and therefore not necessarily qualified and 2) it just seems like something more appropriate had Condé Nast would've actually bought Jezebel. But we've finally worked out a way to create a series of instructional videos that sits well with our mission as a website. (Cameraman work by the one-armed man, Alex Goldberg.) More » -
pot psychology
"How Do I Tell My Roommate She Has Sex Too Loudly?"
It's time for another installment of Pot Psychology, the advice column in which everyone's problems are solved with an "herbal" remedy. (Remember, kids: Don't do drugs!) In this episode, we're takin' it to the streets, or rather, the park, to seek out those in need of our valuable insight. Rich, tiny pianist Gavin McInnes, and I answered questions about how to make gay friends and what to do with flaccid peens. (Bear with us, our microphone situation got messed up, and the audio is a little fuzzy.) Got a burning question? Send it to tips@jezebel.com with "Pot Psychology" in the subject line. (Please keep them short; they're verrrry hard to read when stoned.) More »




















