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Sady Doyle

Sady Doyle is a freelance writer based in New York City. She blogs at Tiger Beatdown. More

Sady Doyle is a writer living in New York. She has contributed to Salon's Broadsheet, the American Prospect, the Guardian's Comment is Free, and Feministe. She blogs at Tigerbeatdown.com.
'Sucker Punch' and the Decline of Strong Woman Action Heroines

'Sucker Punch' and the Decline of Strong Woman Action Heroines

Zack Snyder's critically panned, commercially disappointing mess of a film represents the nadir of female-centric action movies… More »

What Aaron Sorkin, Jon Stewart, and Tina Fey Learned From Their Internet Critics

What Aaron Sorkin, Jon Stewart, and Tina Fey Learned From Their Internet Critics

A look at how the three entertainers have responded to the wrath of their fans… More »

Catwoman's Many Lives, From D.C. Comics to Anne Hathaway

Catwoman's Many Lives, From D.C. Comics to Anne Hathaway

The "Batman" villain has had so many incarnations, it's hard to know who she really is… More »

What a British Royal Wedding Says About Marriage in America

What a British Royal Wedding Says About Marriage in America

Nearly 40 percent of Americans think marriage is obsolete. Then why are we so thrilled to hear about Prince William's engagement?… More »

Why Kanye West Should Stop Apologizing

Why Kanye West Should Stop Apologizing

The rapper has made some odd, impulsive statements. But he shouldn't say sorry for them.… More »

Taylor Swift Kisses and Tells ... and Goes Too Far

Taylor Swift Kisses and Tells ... and Goes Too Far

Confessional songwriting is nothing new, but the singer's latest album sounds like an issue of 'Us Weekly'… More »

Porn, HIV, and the Great Condom Debate

Porn, HIV, and the Great Condom Debate

A performer has been diagnosed with the virus, re-opening a decades-old debate: should adult actors be required to wear condoms?… More »

Mad Men's Don Draper Dilemma

Mad Men's Don Draper Dilemma

The show seems to have written the character into a corner: whether he rises or falls, the fans still lose… More »

Does 'It Gets Better' Make Life Better for Gay Teens?

Does 'It Gets Better' Make Life Better for Gay Teens?

Dan Savage's video outreach program for at-risk youths has impeccable intentions. But does it do enough?… More »

'Easy A': A Teen Sex Comedy, Minus the Sex

'Easy A': A Teen Sex Comedy, Minus the Sex

The movie references '80s romantic comedies, but is much more conservative than its influences… More »

'Eat Pray Love,' 'Sex and the City 2,' and the Summer of Backlash

'Eat Pray Love,' 'Sex and the City 2,' and the Summer of Backlash

This has been a very girly summer. It kicked off in May with Sex and the City 2, the latest installment in the chick-fueled power franchise, which managed to rake in nearly $300 million worldwide, despite widespread mockery and negative reviews. By the end of June, we had Twilight: Eclipse, another proven hit with women, which broke box-office records despite widespread mockery and middling-to-negative reviews. And now, as we head into the fall, there is the…… More »

Why 'Love the Way You Lie' Does Not Redeem Eminem

Why 'Love the Way You Lie' Does Not Redeem Eminem

The song seems to be his way of apologizing for a career's worth of glorifying domestic violence. But the rest of his album tells a different story.… More »

Mad Men's Very Modern Sexism Problem

Mad Men's Very Modern Sexism Problem

The show portrays a long-gone era of gender relations—but it's not so different from our own… More »

We Are All Snooki

We Are All Snooki

James Franco and Lady Gaga—and even we ourselves—are experts at crafting public images. Why Snooki's the best performance artist of us all.… More »

Why We Love Watching Lindsay Lohan Fall

Why We Love Watching Lindsay Lohan Fall

The actress just began a jail sentence, but the public interest in her downfall has persisted for years.… More »

Roman Polanski and the Limits of Artistic Freedom

Roman Polanski and the Limits of Artistic Freedom

Why defenders of the director, who was convicted of rape decades ago, are wrong… More »

Parenting Makes People Miserable. What Else Is New?

Parenting Makes People Miserable. What Else Is New?

A New York magazine article about the agonies of child-rearing echoes complaints writers have been making for decades… More »

The Boyfriend Myth

The Boyfriend Myth

A recent "Atlantic" essay decrying the teenage hookup culture misses an important point: girls can still get hurt, emotionally and physically, when they are in relationships… More »

The Secret Inner Life of Laura Bush

The Secret Inner Life of Laura Bush

Some have suspected the former first lady of being more liberal than her husband. Her Larry King interview confirms it.… More »

When Women Write About Their Sex Lives

When Women Write About Their Sex Lives

Patti Smith's memoir, 'Just Kids', is surprisingly prim, considering the eroticism in her songs. Why?… More »

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