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Fat Cat Art - “Great Artist Mews“
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The Mona Lisa one is my favorite.
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Fashion and feminism and atheism and liberalism. And books. Lots of books.
Steve Martin/Bernadette Peters in a favorite duet.
That’s it! SB & I are learning this, going to a beach & reenacting this whole bit once a week!
Nic is SO RIGHT in that this would be a great musical on Broadway.
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Bret Easton Ellis: American Psycho
Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Ian Evans.
I’d also like to call him my husband. I’m not the biggest fan of the word “partner”: It either means that we run a business together or we’re cowboys. “Boyfriend” seems fleeting, like maybe we met two weeks ago. I’ve been saying “better half” for as long as I’ve been able to. I think it’s a little self-deprecating and clearly defines that we’re in a relationship, but it would be nice to say “my husband.”
“I don’t understand the problem with the nudity in the film. What’s the difference between male and female nudity? All men have penises, all women have sex, both accept masturbation as a natural need, yet despite all this people are scandalized by sex, while violence is accepted no problem. What are the criteria of judgment here? Is it possible that we can’t do anything to challenge this censorship? The real problem of the main character in Shame isn’t his obsession with sex, but rather his dependency on a certain mental scheme, an addiction that damages his own life as well as those of the people around him. Sex is a primitive instinct, an often amazing physical experience. Falling in love is something else entirely – you establish a deeper and more complex connection with the other person. Sex can be a thousand things: serious, playful, strange, thrilling. Having sex on the set is stressful, because you need to establish rules and limits. I generally ask my partner if I can kiss her, or caress her back, breasts, crotch, in order to understand how far I can push things without looking like a maniac. On the screen, female nudity is not only accepted but encouraged. My mother complains that men always have their pants on”.”
—Michael Fassbender On Shame’s NC-17 Rating (via songofme)
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