Editorial Product Review: essential video:Author Armistead Maupin (Tales of the City) wrote Lily Tomlin's narration for this superb documentary, based on a book by the late Vito Russo, about Hollywood's treatment of homosexual characters in the 20th century. Never pointing a finger at anyone in the film community, The Celluloid Closet presents clips from more than 100 mainstream features (including The Children's Hour, Advise and Consent, The Boys in the Band, and The Hunger) that speak loudly in their respective images of ...
Editorial Product Review: essential video:Author Armistead Maupin (Tales of the City) wrote Lily Tomlin's narration for this superb documentary, based on a book by the late Vito Russo, about Hollywood's treatment of homosexual characters in the 20th century. Never pointing a finger at anyone in the film community, The Celluloid Closet presents clips from more than 100 mainstream features (including The Children's Hour, Advise and Consent, The Boys in the Band, and The Hunger) that speak loudly in their respective images of ...
Editorial Product Review: :It begins with a woman sitting on a bed with her dog, saying nothing, barely moving, and ends with a raucous gay pride parade. In between: candid opinions, hesitations, tears, songs, chainsaws, a lot of cigarettes, and a meal or two. And we learn that Barbie and Ken wear the same size. Funny, articulate, and occasionally troubling, the testimonies offered by the 26 subjects of Word Is Out entertain, inform, and inspire for the duration of its 130 minutes. Made ...
Editorial Product Review: :It begins with a woman sitting on a bed with her dog, saying nothing, barely moving, and ends with a raucous gay pride parade. In between: candid opinions, hesitations, tears, songs, chainsaws, a lot of cigarettes, and a meal or two. And we learn that Barbie and Ken wear the same size. Funny, articulate, and occasionally troubling, the testimonies offered by the 26 subjects of Word Is Out entertain, inform, and inspire for the duration of its 130 minutes. Made ...
Editorial Product Review:Description:HOT DOG BUNS... THE DEFINITIVE DOCUMENTARY ON THE 'HOT DOG GIRLS' OF SOUTH FLORIDA! ROADSIDE FANTASIES! They TITILATE, and GYRATE, DANCE and STRUT, BARE THEIR 'BUNS', all in good clean fun. But the Pay-Off is Big Sales and Happy Customers. These woman are smart and sassy, curvy and sensual, and the public flocks to see them Day after Day! The 'HOT DOG GIRLS' of South Florida have proven that with a little Entrepreneurial Know How, a little Money, and a ...
Editorial Product Review:Description:HOT DOG BUNS... THE DEFINITIVE DOCUMENTARY ON THE 'HOT DOG GIRLS' OF SOUTH FLORIDA! ROADSIDE FANTASIES! They TITILATE, and GYRATE, DANCE and STRUT, BARE THEIR 'BUNS', all in good clean fun. But the Pay-Off is Big Sales and Happy Customers. These woman are smart and sassy, curvy and sensual, and the public flocks to see them Day after Day! The 'HOT DOG GIRLS' of South Florida have proven that with a little Entrepreneurial Know How, a little Money, and a ...
Editorial Product Review:Description:HOT DOG BUNS... THE DEFINITIVE DOCUMENTARY ON THE 'HOT DOG GIRLS' OF SOUTH FLORIDA! ROADSIDE FANTASIES! They TITILATE, and GYRATE, DANCE and STRUT, BARE THEIR 'BUNS', all in good clean fun. But the Pay-Off is Big Sales and Happy Customers. These woman are smart and sassy, curvy and sensual, and the public flocks to see them Day after Day! The 'HOT DOG GIRLS' of South Florida have proven that with a little Entrepreneurial Know How, a little Money, and a ...
Editorial Product Review: :This 1993 documentary conceived and directed by Catherine Warnow and Regina Weinreich is an at times disturbing but always fascinating portrait of the enigmatic and reclusive author who many call the original expatriate and the godfather of the Beat Generation. Using the environment of present day Tangiers as a springboard, the film charts the life of Paul Bowles, from his privileged upbringing to his promising career as a celebrated composer on Broadway in 1930s and '40s New York to his ...
Editor Annalee Newitz reveals the inspiration for the futurism-focused site's name, shares her obsession with the scientifically taboo and tells why sci-fi is going mainstream.
Editor Annalee Newitz reveals the inspiration for the futurism-focused site's name, shares her obsession with the scientifically taboo and tells why sci-fi is going mainstream.
It's June 29th and Apple is finally ready to let the public play with the iPhone. The past six months have shaped up to be the highest profile mobile phone launch ever, Apple has conjured up an...
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