Category Archive: sexuality

Pentecostal Captain America and the Racialized Geographies of Muslim Hip Hop in a Toothless Fictive Milieu

The Southern American Studies Association will bring its conference to Georgia State University in Atlanta this week. Scholars […]

On the Importance of Catching Deviates at the Bus Station

With the recent repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell in mind, we pulled this article out of our […]

God Don’t Make No Junk? Todd Solondz’s Palindromes

I have generally tried to stay away from Todd Solondz’s films, for much the same reason that I […]

Deciphering 21st Century Celluloid Domesticity: The Nuclear Family in "The Kids Are All Right"

Whenever friends visit my temporary home of sunny San Diego, they marvel at the weather and incredulously ask […]

The Dark Underbelly of the "Bromance"? Judd Apatow’s Problematic Female Film Characters

In Hollywood, humor tends to go in cycles, with the late ’80s and early to mid-’90s heavy on […]

Half–Hooking in the 21st Century: Blaming Women for the American Culture of Celebrity

New York magazine remains of the great unsung periodicals of the past twenty years. Less pretentious than The […]

Rethinking the Replacements: The Production of Cultural Memory in the Aughts

Here come Dick, he’s wearing a skirt Here comes Jane, y’know she’s sporting a chain Same hair, revolution […]