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  • Sexy videos for your academic consideration

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on May 7th, 2009 at 1:04 pm

    A three-part lecture series, “Sex, Cinema & Censorship,” starts tonight at 92YTribeca. NYU’s Howard Oboler traces how film went from titillation to T&A, and tonight he looks at “lesbianism (The Children’s Hour [1961]), homosexuality (Brokeback Mountain [2005]) and pedophilia (Lolita [1962]) in a very academic light.”

    As we’re keen educators here at TONY, we’ve compiled some “study aids” in the form of clips from the men-in-drag Some Like It Hot, the sexually empowered and bare-legged (gasp!) Red-Headed Woman and the “I’ve fallen for Audrey Hepburn” lesbian conundrum The Children’s Hour. Enjoy! But in a serious, chin-stroking manner.

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    Tags: 92Y Tribeca, Audrey Hepburn, Cinema & Censorship, Howard Oboler, Marilyn Monroe, Red-Headed Women, Sex, Some Like it Hot, The Children's Hour, video
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    What’s Going on Today: Bruce Springsteen dissed The Simpsons?

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on April 24th, 2009 at 12:00 am
    Poster Boy. Or is it?

    Poster Boy. Or is it?

    Vandalism
    “Brooklynnovation”

    Poster Boy has precut ads for you to remix at the launch of Pomp & Circumstance magazine’s Politics issue, at 3rd Ward.

    Film
    The Informers

    Bret Easton Ellis’s 1994 stories come off as beautifully shallow—and isn’t that exactly the point?

    Nerd it up
    Backstage with The Simpsons

    Former Simpsons writer Mike Reiss reveals the series’s most scandalous foibles, including the celebs that got away.

    Drink Up
    Sing-along karaoke: Michael Jackson edition

    Three-buck house beers and $5 Tecate-and-a-shot specials will help you hit the high notes. Hee hee!

    Music
    Tinariwen
    Saharan nomads prove that blues is a universal language.

    See more recommended events today.

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    Tags: 3rd Ward, 92Y Tribeca, Brooklynnovation, Carnegie Hall, In C, Michael Jackson, Mike Reiss, Pomp & Circumstance, Poster Boy, Sing-along Karaoke, Terry Riley, The Informers, The Simpsons, Tinariwen, What's going on
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