A Perverse, Misshapen Bliss: A Sixteen Year Old Views Francis Bacon’s Painting
by: Patrick Gill Many of Francis Bacon’s paintings are portraits or studies of the body; yet when first seen, the majority of what could be recognized as a human face […]
by: Patrick Gill Many of Francis Bacon’s paintings are portraits or studies of the body; yet when first seen, the majority of what could be recognized as a human face […]
by: Mason Strand On a night not long ago, I was out at a bar with quite a few of my good friends, dancing the night away at one of […]
by: Nico Lang Note: Since this article was posted at the Huffington Post, the site’s creator has taken down the “Trannys” post, as well as a couple of the more […]
by: Bobby Crowley I have had a revelation today. I was prancing around in my short dress with ripped hose, cleavage popping out like a broken jack in the box, […]
by: Tony Soto (via Qu) There has been a lot of anger about the recent Tumblr “When in Boystown.” I believe this is a divisive blog, and I don’t want […]
by: Zach Stafford As we enter the final days of this season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, we have been hit with a curveball from Ms. RuPaul herself: No queen has been […]
by: Courtney Rust On March 28th, Rachel Maddow, host of MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show, stopped by for an interview with radio personality Howard Stern on his Sirius XM show. […]
by: Allison Mitchell Her name was Hormones. She sat by her phone, not exactly knowing the moment, but she knew the number. Her usual pickup point had produced a small envelope, inside […]
by: Kara Crawford Obama landed in Cartagena, Colombia last Friday for the Summit of the Americas, accompanied by a delegation of about 700 people. This sixth Summit of the Americas, […]
by: Courtney Rust My method for conquering procrastination is one I’ve developed after years of fighting to stay focused when things needed to get done. It has been nearly perfected […]