Lesbian Teen-flicks part. 2

The Itty Bitty Titty Committee is probably one of the best lesbian films I've ever watched. It's about an underground so-called "feminist" activist group called the CIA (Clits In Action) and the young boring and very normal Anna who begins to experience what the CIA has to offer her. She falls in love with Sadie "the player" (Nicole Vicious, "Last Days") and there is some dyke drama going on there but that didn't really interest me because I didn't like either of the two characters. The rest of the characters however OMG so many hot activist women in this film. while I found it a little weird that they called themselves "feminist" rather than "queer", I was amazed that an American film production, starring among others, the famous and lovely Daniela Sea, could portray an activist group without justifying it by having a "happy ending" where the main character returns to her family, where she can be safe. It seems quite predjudiced of me to think that this would not be possible haha. Anyway Andrea Sperling is co-writer as far as I recall, so that is probably one of the reasons why this film is so (pardon my American) Fucking Awesome!
Oh and now the hot women I was talking about:

Daniela Sea ("Shortbus" etc. etc.)

Deak Evgenikos (My personal favorite! "Hung")

Carly Pope ("Kim Possible")

Lauren Mollica (she's a skater! and HOT!)

 All I can say is watch this film and:

- Andrae

The bluest eyes in texas

-Juhan

Orphan

Really really scoopy and crazy and gross, but also kind of good, I guess...

-Juhan

Well Well

I barely have time to get neither cultural nor intelletssssschual these days, or maybe I'm just incredibly lazy. So what to write about? what to write about indeed. I am currently in the process of semi-reading a couple of books, two of which I'd like to share some thought on.
1: Physiologie du Gout - a book from 1700-something that reveals the basics of gastronomy and also blabs out a couple of very sexist, very hilarious aforisms, such as "A Dessert without cheese is like a wonderful woman, with one eye missing". It is written in a very solemn and serious tone which makes this 'food-manifest' a very enjoyable and amusing read, especially for fans of gastronomy and/or the mentioning of anything edible.
2: Graphic Storytelling - a guide to creating a coherent, functioning and rythmic graphic storyline (comics red.) by one of my heroes, the brilliant Will Eisner. I own the "New YorK" book which is one of my all time favorite books/graphic novels. This book, graphic storytelling, is an interesting way of experiencing the process of drawing and designing comics and graphic novels, again something that is maybe a bit niche (not to toot my own horn but my gawd what a complex outcast I am indeed) but very comforting on a rainy day.
So there - that was "litterature".
concerning the subject of light entertainment such as cinema and crappy tv-shows I haven't really got the emotional energy to start watching all the fancy Nouvelle Vague and german expressionist films that I probably ought to watch, therefore I continue to watch my old, moldy favorite films such as "Mig og Charlie", "Harold and Maude", "Pretty in Pink" etc. And I am naturally still hooked on The Mighty Boosh.
Ps. God it's lovely to actually have readers!
Cheers people

- Andrae

Lizzie McGuire

So, a really big hero of mine is Lizzie McGuire. I used to watch the show when I was younger on Foxkids, but now it's on Ramasjang - one of my favourite channels - and I am obsessed! It's not just that they wear awesome clothes and have great hair styles, they raise really important and interessting issues - haha, yeah but they do! Who wouldn't want to be friends with Miranda, Lizzie and Gordo?
Take a look at this I found the intro in German!

Gordo: Yeah, well, there's lots of weird stuff in this world - tofu bacon, hairless cats, country music.

- Juhan