celebrities — The Good Men Project

How Competition Among Women Reinforces Sexism

March 28, 2013 By Susie Meister 13 Comments

“We need to stop expecting other women to help us just because we’re women, too.”

Filed Under: Featured Content, moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: Amy Poehler, baby bumps, celebrities, celebrity weight gain, competition among women, Ethics and Values, feminism, humor, In Touch, Kardashian tummy tuck, Kim Kardashian, Moustache Club of America, mtv, plastic surgery, Real World Road Rules, reality television, road rules, Sarah Palin, sexism, susie meister, Taylor Swift, Tina Fey, We Are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together, women sabotaging women

Rosanne Cash Performs at Folsom State Prison

March 24, 2013 By Spoon Jackson 3 Comments

Rosanne Cash, Johnny Cash, Folsom Blues, Folsom State Prison, Spoon Jackson Realness Network, The Good Life

Forty years after the late musician Johnny Cash performed “Folsom Blues” in the Folsom Prison Library, his daughter returns and meets GMP poet Spoon Jackson.

Filed Under: Poet Behind Bars, The Good Life Tagged With: artists, celebrities, entertainment, Folsom Blues, Folsom State Prison, Johnny Cash, men in prison, music, musicians, poetry, poets, roethke, Rosanne Cash, Spoon Jackson Realness Network, The Good Life, Walt Whitman

Open Thread: Can You Name More Than Two Modern Astronauts, Painters, Inventors, or Scientists?

February 26, 2013 By Deanna Ogle 9 Comments

Do we value celebrities and playboys more than poets, scientists, and inventors?

Filed Under: Bits & Pieces Tagged With: artists, celebrities, child, children, dollars, innovators, inventors, kids, materialism, men, misandry, parenting, playboys, princess, princess culture, rich, role models, scientists, sexism, society, women

The Meister Piece with Access Hollywood Host and MTV Road Rules Star Kit Hoover

February 8, 2013 By Susie Meister Leave a Comment

Susie Meister talks with fellow Road Rules alumna and current Access Hollywood host Kit Hoover about reality TV, motherhood, and life in tinseltown.

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: Access Hollywood, Billy Bush, celebrities, fame, interviews, Kat Hoover, motherhood, mtv, reality television, road rules, Susie "Road Rules" Meister, susie meister, tinseltown, tv hosting

Top Ten Hottest Celebrity Butts of All Time

February 1, 2013 By Josh Bowman Leave a Comment

OMG! Celebrities are so hot and have super hot butts! Josh Bowman has gone through the ‘BUTT-BREAKING WORK (JK LOL!) of finding the hottest butts of all time. Do you agree or disagree? Let the de-BUTTS begin! ZOMG.

Filed Under: Ten Things I've Learned Tagged With: butts, celebrities, Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, Harry Potter, hot, jk rowling, Judi Dench, Margaret Atwood, sidney poitier, superficial

Hollywood Hacker Gets 10 Years for Ruining Lives Over the Internet

December 20, 2012 By the Editors 1 Comment

Christopher Chaney gets ten years for violating privacy in the grossest of ways.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: abuse, bullying, bureau of investigations, celebrities, Christina Aguilera, Christopher Chaney, Congress, cyber bullying, FBI, hacker, hackerazzi, hacking, Hoover, invasion of privacy, leaked nude photos, leaked photos, Melvin Purvis, Mila Kunis, nude photos, Patrick Leahy, public enemies, Renee Olmsted, Scarlett Johansson, Senate, senate judiciary committee

Why I Shop at Whole Foods

November 22, 2012 By Greg White Leave a Comment

Greg White counts the upscale market among his blessings this Thanksgiving.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Gratitude, Thanksgiving, The Good Life Tagged With: 2003, 7-Eleven, california, celebrities, counting your blessings, cranberry sauce, duck, gratitude, grocery stores, grocery workers strike, holidays, homeless, Mormonism, organic foods, Pavilion's Market, roast duck, Santa Monica, shopping experience, soup kitchen, supermarkets, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving favorites, turkeys, Whole Foods

Absent: A Film about Fatherlessness [Video]

November 7, 2012 By Earl Hipp Leave a Comment

Some people will fight their whole lives for the acceptance they never got from their fathers.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: Absent, absent fathers, absentee fathers, boxers, celebrities, Divorce, documentary, fatherless, fatherlessness, homeless people, Justin Hunt, mental health, prostitutes, self-esteem, successful people

Going Through a Scary Breakup? Celebrities Have Been There, Too

November 3, 2012 By POPSUGAR 3 Comments

Celebrities talk about the awful breakups they have lived through.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: break up, breakups, celebrities, celebrity, Debra Messing, demi moore, Emma Stone, Eva Longoria, Jessica Simpson, Kate Moss, Kim Kardashian, madonna, men, relationships, Taylor Swift, vanessa paradis, women

Sarah Silverman on Reproductive Rights: It’s a Nonpartisan Issue

October 19, 2012 By POPSUGAR 13 Comments

The comic argues that reproductive rights are human issue—not a Democrat or Republican one.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: abortion, Bill of Reproductive Rights, birth control, celebrities, comedian, Comedy, contraception, Draw the Line, men, reproductive, Sarah Silverman, Woman, women, women's rights

Sex Is the Word

September 18, 2012 By Carl Pettit 2 Comments

Online news reports compete for our clicks with entertainment. Are we less well informed than ever?

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content, Root Down, The Good Life Tagged With: belonging, Brave New World, celebrities, Community, desire, entertainment, events, fourth estate, gossip, headlines, how often men think of sex, journalism, Miley Cyrus, mobile technology, money, naked women, news reporting, non procreative sex, online news, politics, reporting, sex, Sex and Relationships, sexual reproduction, shame, War, world events, world news

What If We Celebrated Science Like the Olympics?

August 11, 2012 By Jeff Cohen 6 Comments

What NASA does every day is like a perfect balance beam act, performed every day, in space. Why don’t we celebrate these feats with the enthusiasm we reserve for Olympic athletes?