A Love Like Ryan Gosling: My Four-Year Affair with Netflix
gfby: Danielle Wordleman Netflix, As we are approaching our four year anniversary, I thought I would do something special for you: I want you to know how much I appreciate […]
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The Sweet and Tender Hooligan: My Reasons For Loving Football
by: Danielle Wordelman I knew I had a problem when I came home one afternoon and all my roommates were seated at the kitchen table and said “Danielle, where have you […]
What We Learned from the 1980s
by: Danielle Wordelman Actually, as Morrissey likes to say the “Nineteen Hate-ies.” For some reason, society and pop culture cannot refer to the 80′s in any serious discourse. Although this […]
Searching for the Ghosts of Occupy in “A Christmas Carol”
by: Danielle Wordelman Christmas is a time of tradition. Whether it’s trimming the perfect tree or spiking the egg nog, people adhere to some ritual to get in the Christmas […]
Dear Santa: Deliver Me a Non-Capitalist Christmas
by: Danielle Wordelman Dear Santa, Do you keep back catalogues of all the letters written to you in a file in the North Pole? Do the elves inventory previous wishes […]
Ecce Homosexual: Queering Jesus Through Art
by: Danielle Wordelman The Westboro Baptist Church is eager to remind you that “God Hates Fags,” but what if his only son was queer too? It would force homophobes to […]
Hey, Boy: An Open Letter to Ryan Gosling
by: Danielle Wordelman Hey Boy, Do you think we can drink some hot cocoa and talk about patriarchal manipulation of the media and its presence in social networking sites, like […]
Top 5 Places I Want to Occupy
by: Danielle Wordelman Occupy Wall Street and the subsequent sit ins in solidarity have inspired a slew of people of all ages, races, genders, social classes, locations, orientations and identities […]
