Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Mocking People Who Have Had Plastic Surgery and Other Cosmetic Procedures is a Form of Body Shaming
It seems every time that Madonna appears without the very filters she’s mocked for using, she ends up subsequently being mocked tenfold for not using [Read More…]
Morbius Should Have Worked at Theranos (and Other Thoughts on the Movie)
Managing to topple The Lost City from its short-lived number one spot at the box office, Morbius is the film that has quickly become the [Read More…]
Morbius: A New York Movie
Like many movies “set in New York,” Morbius relies on a number of generic exterior shots to establish that we’re on a journey in this, [Read More…]
Save for Dua and Megan in Bondage-Inspired Versace, The Grammys Made Las Vegas Look Wholesome
In the wake of the Oscar drama that Hollywood is still reeling from/commenting on, it seemed to be expected that Trevor Noah would tread lightly [Read More…]
Attention: Miley Live is a Push for Concert-Going Resuscitation (If You Can Afford It)
We’ve known so many iterations of Miley Cyrus. Starting from her first acting role in Big Fish to her breakout as Hannah Montana (even though [Read More…]
Madonna Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop the “Frozen” Reboot Parade, This Time Adding 070 Shake to the Sickick Remix
Even though spring is formally upon us, Madonna can’t seem to quit her talk of things being “Frozen” (which is actually germane when factoring in [Read More…]
Laughter is Found in The Lost City, Starring Channing Tatum(’s Wig and Leech-Pocked Ass)
In the spirit of The Woman in the Window, The Lost City’s middle-aged protagonist, Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock, crushing it in the rom-com genre at [Read More…]
Unlucky Thirteen: Diane Warren, Mainstream Underdog
It was, of course, a more under-the-radar headline from the Oscars, but, nonetheless, an important one. Diane Warren did not win for “Somehow You Do,” [Read More…]
The Reality TV Drama (We’re Talking The Real World: Seattle) of the 2022 Academy Awards
Where does one even begin with Oscar night 2022? Well, the obvious place is with the now infamous exchange that went down between Will Smith [Read More…]
The Tried-and-True Cheap Shot: When Will Men Stop Mocking Bald Women?
Perhaps what’s most useful to note about the scuffle heard ‘round the world at the 2022 Oscars is that it all could have been avoided [Read More…]
