…For they shall be ripped apart. And no one, it seems, is immune. Not even Tina Fey. The very first piece of commentary I read about Tina Fey’s new book, Bossypants, which Barbara wrote about last week, was in Newsweek. And, written by Jezebel founder Anna Holmes, it was fairly critical. Check it: Edging up [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Jezebel.com’
Woe Be The Lady Role Models
Posted in being judged, culture, feminism, why women?, tagged anna holmes, bossypants, Jezebel.com, Newsweek, Tina Fey, us vs. them on April 19, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Cranky Pants and the Girl Ghetto
Posted in culture, feminism, tagged Broadsheet, Dave talbot, eat pray love, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jezebel.com, Joan Walsh, Laura Wagner, Salon.com on August 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Something struck me as I clicked on the salon.com daily newsletter in my inbox Wednesday and it totally pissed me off. Now before I go on, let me assure you that I love salon.com, that I’ve been reading it ever since Dave Talbot started it before the idea of digital journalism had even hit the [...]
Sexy Katie
Posted in being judged, culture, feminism, identity, Uncategorized, tagged Gloria steinem, Harper's Bazaar, Jezebel.com, Justice Sandra Sotomayor, Katie Couric, Robin Givhan, Washington Post on February 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Amid all this talk about whether women need to be more like men to make it in a man’s world, along comes Katie Couric in a sexy fashion shoot for the March issue of Harper’s Bazaar, due out Feb. 16. Guts ball — or career poison? Does it diminish her credibility or, in an unexpected [...]
And the Justice Wore Red
Posted in being judged, culture, why women?, tagged florian bachleda, forbeswoman.com, Jezebel.com, latina, latoya, Lauren Collins, sandra sotomayor, Society of Publication Designers on January 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Is there something to be said about fingernails painted fire engine red? Stay with me here, because I think there is. Some months back, we wrote about the condescending confirmation hearings of now-Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. In something of a rant, we wondered whether white, male candidates would ever have been subjected to such [...]
HBO tackles the F-word: But please don’t call it feminism!
Posted in culture, feminism, tagged Broadsheet, Diane Keaton, Equal Rights Amendment, feminism, feministing.com, HBO, Jezebel.com, Marti Noxon, NPR, Reuters, the second shift, work-life balance on July 31, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Really, women’s work is never done. At a time when we’re told that work-life balance is the great mirage; at a time when women are still punching the clock on the “second shift”; at a time when kickass young women are still stuck trying to decide how and where they fit into the world of [...]

