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Wanda Sykes on Her ‘Gay Hair’
Earlier this week I had a candid chat with acclaimed actress, comedienne, and writer Wanda Sykes. OMfrickingG! To be honest, I was nervous, geeked, and utterly luminary struck. Before the interview I was attempting to implement what I tutor my clients- thinking positive thoughts, practicing slow, diaphragmatic breathing, and convincing myself that I was ‘worthy’ of the coming experience.
Enter Wanda.
I immediately felt relieved- her down to ground and approachable manner instantly put me at ease. She was amazingly personable. It was like talking to an old confidant. And get this, she is a regular CurlyNikki.com reader thanks to her stylist Lisa Deveaux. She asked about Baby G before I could even ask my first question! My mind was totally blown. She opened the door and I walked right in… I had lots of questions- about her hair story, about her fav products, and about her participation in the campaign against lgbtq+ bullying. Specifically what we, as a society, and on an individual level can do to assist prevent it. Finally, we discussed how her journey to curl acceptance paralleled her coming out. The take home message? Acceptance an
Lady Gaga
It’d be unworkable to understate out bisexual musician and actor Lady Gaga‘s impact on identity and pop tune, or the impact she’s made as an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. Every Gaga recital and high-camp costume was iconic. Her male alter-ego Jo Calederone was absurdly hot. Her melody video for “Telephone” opened with Gaga making out with butch Canadian production artist Heather Cassils and ended with her holding hands with Beyonce and driving into the sunset. “Born This Way” doesn’t even matter —it’s “Bad Romance” and “Poker Face” and “Alejandro” and “Bad Romance” and “You and I” and “Paparazzi.” Lady Gaga is a queen of gay pop.
Hayley Kiyoko
On the cover of Nylon Magazine’s first-ever Pride Issue, Hayley Kiyoko was described as an unprecedented force in the gay pop scene, a lesbian teen heartthrob unafraid to court a ardent, starving queer fan base who crowned her Lesbian Jesus. She was the first lesbian pop star signed to a major label to make multiple music videos in which she kisses girls. It’s incr
Young Soul Rebels:
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Printed in MFJ No. 41 (Fall 2003) Lesbian and Gay Experimental Cinema/Stan Brakhage Remembrances
As someone who (barely) makes a living writing about popular culture, I detect myself drawn more and more these days to those artists (filmmakers, musicians, writers) who voluntarily/or not, happily/or not, find themselves creating from the fringes of mainstream visibility and comprehension. The admiration that I once freely gave to almost anyone who identified her or himself as an artist is now an item that I’m miserly with; it’s increasingly reserved for those who eschew celebrity (or at least don’t have it as their primary goal), who try to question as passionately as they declare, and who oppose or subvert rather than giddily position themselves to be co-opted by the sprawling machine of corporate culture. It’s for those who grapple honestly with the issues of race, sexuality, class, culture, and politics while trying to produce art.
The relationship(s) between the black body, black psyche, and cinematic representation is/are fascinating. It only becomes more so as 21st ce
As they say, blondes have more fun. What better way to test that theory out than to see how they dress for Halloween? For this costume guide, we focus on men. Most particularly blonde male characters from the entertainment industry that you’ll surely enjoy dressing up as. It doesn’t matter whether you are a innate blonde or a blonde wannabe. There’s a bunch of choices that we have in store for you. Luckily, we’ve got you covered on the best blonde Halloween costumes from blonde superheroes to celebrities, classic movie characters, cartoons, and even real-life icons.
In this costume guide, we made sure to provide the optimal tips on how you can cop the looks of your favorite blonde male characters. You can recreate the look using the pieces you already have, or track the links we provided on where you can become them so you can dress exactly like your chosen character. You can definitely be as blonde as you want!
All Might Costume
If you like to be a more dressed up superhero from a manga series, Toshinori Yagi, also known as All Might is a perfect ethics for you to cosplay. He was formerly known as the world’s greatest superhero