30 Rock — The Good Men Project

20 Rules for Good (and Healthy) Internet Citizenship

March 25, 2013 By Matthew Salesses 1 Comment

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Matthew Salesses illustrates the concept of good netizenship with kittens and celebrities.

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6 Princess Books for Parents Who Really, Really Hate Princesses

January 26, 2013 By Tom Burns 34 Comments

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Tom Burns, father of a princess-crazy little girls, suggests bedtime reading that will make both dad and daughter happy.

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Smashing Male Stereotypes

December 6, 2012 By Justin Cascio 15 Comments

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We’re not all stereotypical, but even men who fit a mold are still real.

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This Town Needs a New Sheriff

July 19, 2012 By Jeff Cohen 10 Comments

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Jeff Cohen defies you to find him a comic figure in the movies today who you’d be proud to share with your young son.

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Humor: The Tracy Jordan School of Grammar [@RealTracyMorgan]

April 8, 2012 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

Education is important to the ridiculous star of TGS …

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Oscars = Tuxedos

February 26, 2012 By Jamie Reidy 9 Comments

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Jamie Reidy smacks down the Good Men Project founder’s argument that men should be allowed to wear dresses to the Academy Awards.

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Is TV the New Way-Back Machine for Women…and Men?

September 22, 2011 By AlterNet 2 Comments

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“Men and women: will we ever understand each other? And isn’t it hilarious when we don’t?” Welcome to the Fall line up for TV comedy.

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On Libido, part three

June 27, 2011 By Noah Brand 41 Comments

Trigger warning for discussion of rape. In my two previous posts on the subject, I talked a little about the ways that gendered societal ideas about libido fuck with people. Men are expected to be constantly-horny fuckbeasts, and women are expected to not want sex all that much, but trade it for things they do [...]

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If I were lesbian

March 28, 2011 By J.R. Reed 15 Comments

…she’s nerdy hot. Me likey. Sunday night at 9:01 I was NOT sitting on the couch watching Celebrity Apprentice. Instead I was sitting on my bed, eating Bottle Caps and watching videos for Music Monday on JR’s Journey. I was also texting The Muse. She asked if my friends and [...]

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Tina Fey on Being Crazy

February 8, 2011 By Matt Coburn 2 Comments

Matt Coburn isn’t so convinced that Fey’s assessment—”crazy” is a woman who “keeps talking” when she’s no longer desirable—is how it always plays out.

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The Top 10 Good Men on TV

November 3, 2010 By Lu Fong 22 Comments

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You are aware that there is an invention called television–and on this invention they show shows, right? Well, sometimes those shows feature good men.

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Our Mission: The Vasectomy Files 8

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Gay Colorado Teen Thanks Class for Support in Graduation Speech

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