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Scandinavians Speak Up about Sexy Photos of Women A little over a year ago, Cupido magazine, my favorite erotic publication which happens to be Norwegian, surveyed its women readers to get their opinions on what they liked and didn’t like about sexy photos of men. The results were revealing, and especially interesting because […] Dennis Rodman as the Archangel Gabriel: For Unto Us a New World Is Born They’re right, you know, these right-wing ideologues, when they say that loosening up the rules about gender, gender roles, and sexual orientation leads directly and inevitably to the disintegration of the most basic and cherished foundations of social order […] So much noise all the time about sex. I don’t mean discussion of sex, or thought about sex-related issues. I mean just plain noise. Background noise. Yammering. Static. The kind of constant, ongoing noise pollution that does nothing more than make it difficult to focus on anything that really matters anyway. It’s like […]
Victoria Heilweil’s Touch Photographs at Good Vibes/Berkeley Touch, a collection of Victoria Heilweil’s gentle, subtle, and carefully crafted color photographs, is currently on exhibit at Good Vibrations’ Berkeley store. Heilweil’s photographs are conscious attempts to demonstrate what happens when the person in the role of observer/photographer shifts from male to female, and when the […] Return of The Incurable Optimist I know I’m developing a reputation around here as an incurably naive optimist — a person who whistles his way through dark and dangerous times with innocence verging on stupidity. But I have to say that, aside from all the dire commentary on the ridiculous Communications Decency Act, […] |
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