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Rachelle Martin is a writer, media analyst and graduate student at the University of Southern California. You can find her rewatching her favorite kid's shows, writing furiously about gender, and weeping over the ‘folklore’ album. She is always wearing a sweater.

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Movie Mondays

Honesty and Love in “Midnight Cowboy”

This week, Movie Monday found me watching Midnight Cowboy, the 1969 film-that-couldn’t, pulled off miraculously by director John Schlesinger. Midnight Cowboy is a spectacular blip in the vast expanse of film history, ignored by some, cult

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01/06/201706/11/2018

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Disney has a few long-standing traditions for its princess movies, and Moana breaks nearly all of them. Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) isn’t white, isn’t getting married, and isn’t even really a princess. Moana comes after Disney and Pixar struggled to create female

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05/29/201707/28/2017

Roger Ebert Hates “A Clockwork Orange” And I Couldn’t Be Happier

07/31/201707/28/2017

What Is It About The Godfather?: Reconciling The “Woman” in Old Movies

03/27/201707/28/2017
Movie Mondays

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

Welcome to the first installment of Movie Mondays. This week’s movie: Chinatown. I sat down to watch Chinatown kind of on accident. I

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03/25/201704/10/2017
Movie Mondays

Movie Mondays

For my birthday this year, my boyfriend made me this amazing list of old movies that I need to see. We call

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02/01/201703/22/2017
Featured/Television

What the Fork Just Happened on The Good Place?

Michael Schur’s (Parks and Recreation) latest show The Good Place, which premiered at the tail end of last year and wrapped up

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01/26/201703/22/2017
Featured/Meta/Television

What Aziz Ansari got Right in his SNL Monologue

Last Saturday, on the first full day of the new Trump administration, actor and comedian Aziz Ansari hosted Saturday Night Live. His

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01/10/201703/22/2017
Featured/Film

“La La Land” Proves Heterosexuality Wins Big

As Damien Chazelle’s hopeless-romantic La La Land‘s leads fall in love during the second act, jazz pianist Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) offers a piece

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01/06/201706/11/2018
Disney/Film

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Disney has a few long-standing traditions for its princess movies, and Moana breaks nearly all of them. Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) isn’t white, isn’t

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01/05/201706/11/2018
Disney/Film

“Moana” is a Princess Movie Without a Princess

In the very last months of the dumpster fire that was 2016, Disney pulled out the much anticipated Moana for their holiday release. Set in

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12/27/201601/11/2017
Music

Why “Lemonade” is the #1 Album of 2016

In the months after Lemonade, we count our casualties. Ja­­y Z found his masculinity squandered in his Twitter mentions (or, as I

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12/26/201612/26/2016
Television

The Uncomfortable Humor in Bojack’s 3rd Season

Originally posted 8/7/2016 on The Daily Slice. — Netflix’s animated series BoJack Horseman recently premiered its third season, and already the titular character has

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12/25/2016
Film

Gender & Sexuality: The Unanswered Questions of Ex Machina

From scene one, Alex Garland’s experimental sci-fi film Ex Machina gives viewers a tense, high-paced experience filled with morally compelling undercurrents that cause viewers to

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Rachelle (rā·chƏl): Writer of culture criticism, thinker of fan theories, watcher of movies, and obsessor over kid’s shows. I am Rachelle, and I’ve been studying media, culture and feminism for over 10 years. Today, I write about what I love so I can make it better. Thanks for reading!

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Honesty and Love in “Midnight Cowboy”

This week, Movie Monday found me watching Midnight Cowboy, the 1969 film-that-couldn’t, pulled off miraculously by director John Schlesinger. Midnight Cowboy is a spectacular blip

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The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Disney has a few long-standing traditions for its princess movies, and Moana breaks nearly all of them. Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) isn’t white, isn’t

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Roger Ebert Hates “A Clockwork Orange” And I Couldn’t Be Happier

Hello, happy Monday. I just watched A Clockwork Orange, a Stanley Kubrick film. I watched it and genuinely could not extrapolate any meaning

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