Angelina Jolie, The Director: What 'Unbroken' Means For Women In Hollywood
Comments (1) | 9 to 5, American Hustle, Amy Adams, angelina jolie, annenberg, Annie Mumolo, Beauty and the Beast, Bechdel Test, Brad Pitt, Bridesmaids, By the Sea, Cate Blanchett, christmas movies, Don Parker, Emma Watson, Entertainment News, equal pay, Eva Longoria, Fandor, Film and TV, film industry, frozen, gender discrimination, Girls, hollywood, Huma Qureshi, Hunger Games, Jennifer Garner, Jennifer Lawrence, Jennifer Lee, Jennifer Yuh, Katniss, Kristen Wiig, Kung Fu Panda 2, Lexi Alexander, Linda Woolverton, Louis Zamperini, Mamma Mia, Media Diversity and Social Change Initiative, minorities, movie, Oscars, Patricia Resnick, Phyllida Lloyed, sexism, Shonda Rhimes, Social Dominance Orientation, social dominance theory, Sony Hacks, Stacy Smith, Timothy Day, Unbroken, When Birds of a Feather Flock Together
Kate Oh
Contributor

Angelina Jolie graphic by Kate Oh.

Female content creaters still have a long way to go before achieving equality.



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Is Pop Music More Queer Today Than In The Past?
Comments (1) | androgyny, Arts+Culture, bi, Big Freedia, bisexual, drag, drag king, drag queen, empire of the sun, Freddie Mercury, gay, heteronormative, heterosexual, homosexual, LA, Lady Gaga, lesbian, lgbtq, Music, pop music, popular music, queer, SSMF, Sunset Strip Music Festival, The Androgynous Movement, Tove Lo, trans, transgender, west hollywood
Kate Oh
Staff Reporter

Robyn experiments with androgyny in her music and stage persona. NRK P3, Flickr (Creative Commons).

 An observation of androgyny and queer representation in pop music.



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