Monthly Archives: July 2015
Unemployment, ie What I Did Not Write About: Reality Sinks In
For the weekend, I had no feelings of sadness. I called my friends and family and told them how the last day had gone. I went to the library and rented Superman and The Wrath of Khan on DVD. On … Continue reading
Angela GHEORGHIU РJe veux vivre РRom̩o et Juliette
It is a little strange seeing an adult women play Juliet. Nonetheless, this is still gorgeous.
Mary Magdalene in Contemplation by Guido Reni
This is a fascinating image of Mary Magdalene. Guido Reni’s paintings remind me of Peter Paul Rubens, both have a strong sense of sexuality in the artwork. Mary Magdalene is shown in religious contemplation, and yet she is topless. In … Continue reading
Tall Case Clock by Jean Pierre Latz
This is an amazing piece that I would love to take home with me. Do you think the Cleveland Museum of Art would let me?
Films About Women 31
1 Hunger Games : Catching Fire The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is, in some ways, the film that spawned this series. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence and this was the first film starring a woman to be the highest grossing … Continue reading
Unemployment, ie What I Did Not Write About: The Last Day
I came to the last day of school. I felt a wide array of emotions, from relief and excitement to fear and sadness. Mostly though, I think I was exhausted. As I came to school, I was still planning to … Continue reading
Why I Write Films About Women
There are times when I wonder how much longer I will continue my series Films About Women. I am thinking that I may take a break from that series next March. I may take it up again at a later … Continue reading
