Monthly Archives: June 2013

June 03

The Many Faces of Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Mrs. & Mrs. Smith: How Some Gay Couples Reclaim Old Marriage Traditions

via The Atlantic. Weeks after same-sex marriage became legal in Maryland, a wedding expo was held in the Tremont hotel in downtown Baltimore. In a pair of packed ballrooms, ABBA was playing—”Take a Chance on Me,” of course—and vendors were vying for this new marital demographic. Beckoning from tables were caterers, DJs, wedding planners, limo […]

Arcade Dreams

Originally posted on followthehumming:
Diary date: 29th May, 1985 Galaxian, Pac-Man, Defender, Space Invaders, Track and Field, Star Wars. Worlds of wonder when anything seemed possible. Engrossing, state-of-the-art video games in colourful, custom-made cabinets. Seedy arcades in gloomy rooms with sticky, concrete floors. Tumbling coins landing loudly on silver-metal trays. Piercing, earworm music looping endlessly.…

Blogging for LGBT Families Day: Bisexual Parenting

Originally posted on A.J. Walkley:
In honor of Blogging for LGBT Families Day, I wanted to post an article I wrote about five years ago for the incredible site Rainbow Rumpus — a magazine for youth with LGBT Parents. Please enjoy! LGBT Parenting: The Bisexual Experience NOTE: Names have been changed in this story…

Yearbook Photo of Gay High School Couple Takes Internet by Storm

via HRC Blog.  The photo of Dylan Meehan and Brad Taylor – voted ‘Cutest Couple’ by their senior class – has been shared over 100,000 times in a matter of days, after a supportive friend uploaded it to Tumblr. The original Tumblr post reads: First time in my school history a same sex couple has even been […]

Reconstructing the Past

Originally posted on Investigating Illness Narratives:
Image courtesy of Antonio Litterio: BY-SA. In permeating across disciplines, illness narrative research attains a level of potency, one that spans the globe. Dr. Ingrid Egerod, a nurse from the University of Copenhagen, spoke on Tuesday about “ICU patient diaries and follow up in Nordic countries.” She highlighted how narrative…

Beneath The Red Pants: Superman Deconstructed

Originally posted on James Rayneau:
(Hi! While I do a bit of piecemeal work for these guys I’ll be providing very lame essays like the one below. As usual, the aim is to argue a point and illustrate it with random images. Enjoy.)   The eponymous target of Tarantino’s Kill Bill is known for having said…

AIDS LifeCycle Day 1

Every day this week, I am will write an HIV / AIDS-related post in honors of AIDS LifeCycle. Today the riders rode into Santa Cruz. To recognize their accomplishment and the 82.5 miles they covered today, I am putting up the finale from “And the Band Played On.”

June 02

My Love of British Television

I love British television – which was evident in my previous post – The British Invasion of the Laptop. Also, I love my friends. Why not combine my two passions into a graphic.

Procrastination