March 31, 2009
- 1:00 pm
By Sara - NYU
Got a question for Tuffita? Email her at tuffyluv@collegecandy.com to be featured in her column every Tuesday! Ask it all.
Dear Tuffy Luv,
Top five best quirky movies for contemporary women and why. Okay, go.
Movie Luver
Dear Movie Luver,
Cute.
Okay, I don’t know about bestbest, but here goes, in no particular order. And remember, this is Tuff’s personal opinion, so–yeah. Don’t start hating or anything. Read More »
Tags: Advice, advice column, ask tuffy luv, Children of Men, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, films, ghostworld, hedwig and the angry inch, movies, quirky, the host, tuffy luv
Is it wrong to laugh at fat chics? To giggle as you stuff them with delicious, delicious cake? How about if it’s in the form a video game? How about it was created by a girl? That is the controversy that surrounds Sony’s new too-cute-to-be-true game, Fat Princess.
Add one more to the line of cute-n-quirky games that are being put out to attract gamers to shelves. Like Katamari Damacy, the game play is easy, the colors bright, the plot simple: feed the princess, make her heavy so people don’t steal her. Easy! But is it too much?
Some feminists seem to think so. According to this article, feminist gamers from no less than two web sites are up in arms over this. Because she’s a girl. And she’s fat. That’s a problem for feminism. . . apparently.
Now before we proceed, I am a feminist. Ra, ra, fight against inequalities and all that. But rather then be upset about this game, I’ve found a few reasons to applaud this game. Yes, in the name of feminism.
I see Fat Princess as a new wave in gaming. Read More »
Tags: absurd culture, adventurer, colorful, controversy, cute, damsel in distress, delicious cake, evil guy, fat chics, fat princess, feminism, game play, inequalities, katamari damacy, little soldiers, new wave, overlord, physical appearance, princess, quirky, roun, shelves, starters, there will be cake, true game, video game, weaker sex
August 11, 2007
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
Are you tired of looking at tall, thin models with indistinguishable features? Apparently many people want to see more “normal looking people” in mainstream media. This is why Ugly New York has been created to represent models with a “unique look”.
Although the company has the word “ugly” in its title, models who represent Ugly New York are not unattractive, they’re just different than what one would normally expect a model to look like. Weird physical quirks are fine as long as the person has that certain style and confidence needed to be a model.
The company represents everyday people – businessmen, computer geeks, anyone who makes you turn your head and think “Wow he/she has something special about him/her”. Ugly New York gives people who never even considered the opportunity to model a chance to strut their stuff.
After viewing the talent on their site, it’s easy to tell that the company does represent some “classic” models. However, they also have their fair share of hairy bikers, aging women and quirky 20 and 30 somethings. Read More »