‘The Trouble with Men’ Brings Forth Dangerous, Hypnotic Essays
Sex, Love, Marriage, Porn, and Power: David Shields' The Trouble with Men is a book about the sociological complications by and about male writers that are rarely honestly addressed.
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‘What Is Sex?’ Can Be Frustrating Sometimes
In What Is Sex Alenka Zupančič provides a brief, difficult, yet ultimately rewarding look at the “otherness” of sex as an act, identity, and communication.
Consumption, Performance, and ‘The Agony of Eros’
Byung-Chul Han argues that love, sex, and even theory are disappearing in consumer cultures because our systems of finances and behaviors erode the Other in favor of sameness.
Less Dogma, More Dissent: Paglia on ‘Sex, Gender, Feminism’
Contrary to what her critics might have one believe, Camille Paglia demands more, not less, of contemporary feminism.
Jeremih: Late Nights: The Album
Jeremih knows how to make sex a powerful force, but it's a shame that the rappers he features don't
The Value of Exploitation: Of Puppies and Pornography, Violence and Vixens
Guess which two characters appeared in the half hour trailer featured at E3 for Metal Gear Solid V? Diamond Dog and the Quiet. Guess why? You shouldn't have to guess.
Changing Lanes with John Waters
To most, hitchhiking is a terrifying risk taken by the desperate or insane. This makes it a perfect subject for John Waters’ latest book, Carsick.