Put the Kink in Your ink at Eroticon 2012

One of the undeniable effects of the ebook revolution is the explosion of erotica and erotic romance particularly for female readers. Freed from the dead giveaway of the saucy cover, women now fill up their Kindles and mobile devices with a glorious variety of fun smut and sexy takes. It's about time someone got some of the practitioners of this writing genre together.

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27 Oct 2011 14:03 GMT

Music Review: A Very She & Him Christmas

I once had beef with Zooey Deschanel. It was a problem that stemmed from the fact that while I love the doe eyed and quirky celebrity, she is, and it does truly pain me to say this, not the greatest actor. Sure, she does well in films in which she plays herself, someone eccentric, full of wit and sarcasm, but has had trouble moving beyond this. 

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27 Oct 2011 09:09 GMT

Warwick Castle: The Perfect Halloween Destination

If you’re a fan of history, the paranormal, and Halloween, Warwick Castle is the place to be from now until the 31st of October.Warwick Castle is hosting a Halloween celebration both during the day, and after dark! The events and entertainment range from being very kid friendly, to the not-so kid friendly. (Trust me, unless you want to be dealing with nightmares for the next few months, don't take you child to the Halloween ...

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26 Oct 2011 14:11 GMT

The Unseen River Phoenix Film, 'Dark Blood'

A legend lives on – Unseen River Phoenix film Dark Blood to be released next year says director1993 was the year that River Phoenix died. I was 14-years-old, which is pretty young and while he was older than me, he was only 23, which is still criminally young. Hollywood has a history of bight young stars whose tragic short lives turns them into legends and River Phoenix, like a modern day James Dean, was one of them. The problem of course is that st...

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24 Oct 2011 09:08 GMT

Music Review: Björk's 'Biophilia'

"Best way to start a-new is to fail miserably…" - Björk, "Moon"A new Björk album (can we still use that word, album? Does it still convey the idea of a release even if it comes in digital form as well as tangible?) always offers a chance to see what the unpredictable Icelandic artist has in her brain pan lately. Her music delights and her ambitions grow.

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20 Oct 2011 09:04 GMT

Can Justin Timberlake do Action Films, Too?

Justin Timberlake has somehow managed to gracefully transition from a gyrating, bleach-haired pop star to a fantastic comedic actor. He’s great on SNL, and after his superb portrayal of Sean Parker in The Social Network, he had his first leading role opposite Mila Kunis in Friends with Benefits.

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18 Oct 2011 08:11 GMT

Reel Steel: Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Cinema

Robots, robots, robots. Let’s get a few things straight before we begin. Boys love robots. Boys grow up to be men who love robots, and a fair proportion of the same men also love boxing and wrestling. To combine the two things and create one, metal pounding, nut and bolts crushing spectacle is obviously a winner.  This brings us to Real Steel.  

BITCH:CULTURE
17 Oct 2011 09:02 GMT

Lana Del Rey & the Indie Notions of Womanhood

This week saw the release of Lana Del Rey’s first EP, Video Games. Despite how new she is on the music scene, however, Lana De Rey has received a surprising amount of coverage from music blogs and websites. Much of it has been scathing. Lana Del Rey is, bluntly put, beautiful. Recalling a 50s sense of glamour (she calls herself the gangsta Nancy Sinatra) she seems to be the perfect indie poster girl. This is rumored to be a gimmick and hipsters are pissed.

BITCH:CULTURE
14 Oct 2011 12:18 GMT

Jane Eyre's Everlasting Appeal

This month marks the 164th anniversary of the publication of Charlotte Brontë's immortal Jane Eyre. Women love Jane—well, a certain kind of women love this heroine. Women who love Jane Eyre tend to appreciate her backbone. Jane does what needs to be done, she overcomes outrageous odds and she never gives up—or gives in to what she knows is not right. Her fans also tend to like middle-child Anne Eliott in Persuasion or the poor overlooked and overworked Fanny Price of Man...

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13 Oct 2011 08:57 GMT

Beyoncé and the Plagiarism in Pop Music

Because of little things like social media and the internet, getting away with plagiarism is quite difficult these days. Yet, for some reason pop stars think that no one will notice.Rihanna was sued by photographer David LaChapelle for using images directly out of his photography for her “S&M” video, and her “Rude Boy” video was criticized by the producer Diplo for “co...

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11 Oct 2011 09:13 GMT

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