by Fairy Cake
Part nostalgic wank, part obscure Garbage reference (10 points if you get it), this post is about one of the handful of sort-of celebrities who coaxed my homosexuality out of it’s stubborn little shell. Or rather, women that caused me to have a massive anxiety attack whenever they came on the telly, as a result of the ying/yang head-versus-vagina battle that was raging inside my confused 14-year old self.
by Fairy Cake
REFLECTION TIME. This is sort of a follow-up to the last article I wrote criticising the way Cynthia Nixon had expressed that her own sexuality was a choice in the NYTimes. It’s sparked a kind of fascinating debate on here (to be fair, not so much a debate as lots of people saying “You are totally wrong” in a terrifyingly coherent way) and it got me thinking.
by Fairy Cake
Cynthia Nixon, star of faux-feminist consumer porno Sex in The City, made a bit of a boo boo in the NYTimes by saying she felt her sexuality was a choice – and that we need to talk about that.
by Fairy Cake
While we were watching Rihanna faux-frigging herself in her latest promo, Speech Debelle quietly crept in and stole ALL THE TALENT.
by Fairy Cake
After having tackled the sales last week like the hysterical spawn of Trinny Woodall and a battering ram, I am quite ready to live in a sack for the rest of my life. Here are 6 reasons why you should not do what I did on Thursday … and 3 reasons why you might want to ignore those 6 reasons.
by the Cakettes
Hello readers. Do you know your HTML from your PHP? Great, because we don’t.
by Fairy Cake
Azealia Banks is blowing up right now for good reason. You’re probably on it already unless you’ve had your fingers in your ears and eyes since September.
by Fairy Cake
RTN, the legendary yearly march against violence against women is happening tonight. You should probably be there. However, in the last few years a few close queer friends of mine have been put off attending Reclaim the Night because there was a bit of a transphobic air about the whole thing.
by Fairy Cake
Most mainstream rap is a little too misogynistic/materialistic/racist/violent for our liking. Here is some beautiful, danceable, mostly-alternative hip hop you can bump, distinctly lacking in bling and bitches.
by Fairy Cake
It’s Monday, you’re probably already angry at life.
by Fairy Cake
Amber talks so much sense that I have to force myself to forget less important stuff so I can fit it all in my brain.
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