Anyone’s Business: Appropriation Verses Admiration
by: In Our Words Staff Welcome back to Anyone’s Business, an article made by you. We pose a question, your write back in the comments. Keep it respectful. Artists use […]
Tag Archives: Movies
Get Up Get Out: March 6th – 13th
by: In Our Words Staff Get Up, Get Out is a weekly calendar of LGBTQueer/live lit/often socially minded/always fun events in The Windy City. If you of any we missed, […]
What Can Be Said About Movie 43 and What Movie 43 May Say About Us
by: Dominick Mayer When I reviewed Movie 43 last week, I wrote the following: “Logic would suggest that the film is too dirty for the age group that’d actually find […]
My Favorite Films of 2012
by: Mariann Devlin I had a fantastic time watching movies this year, and as I wrote this list I realized that all of my favorite films of 2012 took a […]
Twilight Is Over, and Everything Is Wonderful
by: Nico Lang Do you hear that sound blaring in the background? That’s the sound of utter elation — in the form of me Leslie Knope-dancing to LMFAO’s “Party Rock […]
25 Little-Known Facts About Clueless
by: Nico Lang 1. The reason Alicia Silverstone was chosen for Cher wasn’t because of her acting abilities. When casting for the part, director Amy Heckerling reportedly ordered casting agents […]
How to Have Sex Like They Do In The Movies
by: Miriam Mogilevsky My recent post on consent got me thinking about how open communication about sex isn’t just important because it establishes consent, but also because it’s what makes sex […]
40 Little Known Facts From Patrick Gill and Nico Lang’s Biographies
by: Patrick Gill and Nico Lang Nico on Patrick: 1. Patrick Gill was the person that Frank Ocean was talking about in his coming out letter and the inspiration for […]
Top Ten Cinematic Stripteases
by: Matt Fagerholm With Steven Soderbergh’s male stripper comedy, Magic Mike, opening June 29 (with out actor Matt Bomer), lets take a look at ten of cinema’s most memorable stripteases. These […]
The Little Mermaid Encouraged My Emotional Masochism, and I Love That
by: David Chastity A few weeks ago, a friend shared this with me on Google+. (Yes, I use Google+. You’re missing out.) It turns out, according to some historical research posted on […]
