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The Need For Urgent HIV and TB Treatment in Myanmar.
Tens of thousands of people living with HIV and tuberculosis (TB) in Myanmar are... -
Gorillaz featuring Andre 3000 and James Murphy - “DoYaThing” (Official Video)
Just like that we get the official video for “DoYaThing” in...
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Awards Show Monologue of the Day: 2012 Independent Spirit Awards host Seth Rogen shows other awards show hosts (you know who you are) how it’s...
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Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old Girl by Broken Social Scene
From the album You Forgot It In People, 2002.
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Oh good, gender politics on The Walking Dead.
-me to everyone I’m going to talk to about this episode.
“There was something transgressive about having the woman being the one who is attacked first, that there’s a sort of, in movie terms, a popular conception that women are weaker than men and that the only way that they can triumph in a hand-to-hand situation is if they somehow have an advantage from the beginning,” Soderbergh said. “They trick the guy and they get the upper hand because they’re being somewhat nefarious. Very consciously, in two circumstances, she’s attacked in an unprovoked manner and has to work her way back into winning the fight. With someone like Gina, you can pull that off and have it be believable. She can really break you in half.” (via)
