Art by Molly Elvis Costello’s voice sounds like a freight train wobbling down the tracks, bound to crash at any minute. His body of work spans so many different genres and so many decades, that his voice has to be one of the strings that tie it all together. From pub rock to punk and … Continue reading »
Art by Molly So I know people always cite Kat Stratford from 10 Things I Hate About You as the fictional feminist they most remember. And sure, she makes a lasting impression. But my feminism was informed by a different set of more subtle fictional ladies. There was Jo from Little Women and Ozma from … Continue reading »
Featured art by Molly Digital Photo of You and your Designated Friend Group, Bein’ Friends – You don’t have many interests, but that’s okay, because you’re probably also not reading this article. (Alternately, you have a life and I’m just a little bit jealous.) Disposable Camera Photo of You and your Friends, Not Giving a F$%& - … Continue reading »
Art by Molly Go to the comment section of any video from your favorite YouTube musician. Chances are someone has commented somewhere in the abundance of societal drivel about how that musician needs to post songs more often. This basically reduces the artistic process to nothing more than an assembly line. Music comes from emotion … Continue reading »
Art by Molly Last week: I am in lust. Your cookie dough name caresses my tongue. We would put Tom Ford advertisements to shame. Every evening we could eat ice cream and waste cheap wine. Then I’d shower in your scruffy face, strong hands, and crooked teeth. Perhaps I’ll tattoo the resultant bruises on my … Continue reading »
Art by Molly Last Wednesday I got a call from my boyfriend but didn’t pick up the phone. I was sitting with my niece watching Dora the Explorer and didn’t feel like answering. He called again. And again. I sent back a text, “i’m with the babyyy,” and the calls stopped. I found myself an … Continue reading »
Art by Molly No one ever said that YouTube should be solely comprised of cat videos. I can’t imagine that ten years ago parents would brag about their child’s success making Internet videos, but in these times of digital immersion, becoming a YouTuber is not only possible but also profitable. People seek their fifteen minutes … Continue reading »
