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Balls

November 9, 2012 by thevagenda

Due to the popularity of ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, the sales of ‘loveballs’ (properly known as Ben Wa balls) has skyrocketed. Luckily, as a bright young thing with her fingers firmly on the pulse, I am totally aware of what Ben Wa balls are*.   As far as I can work out, Ben Wa balls […]

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Asda Meets The Ghost of Christmas Past

November 7, 2012 by thevagenda

So, sit down on the couch and tell me about your childhood. I’m ready to hear it. It’s getting cold again, so tell me what your normal family Christmas was like. Did your mum cook the turkey? Did she coordinate your festive costumes for the school’s annual vegan multi-faith play over a bowlful of quinoa […]

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In Poor Taste: PETA’s Meat Market

November 6, 2012 by thevagenda

Now don’t get me wrong – I’m not saying that PETA’s new campaign isn’t sexist. I’m just saying that it’s not as sexist it might be. I’m saying that, if PETA really tried, it could be more sexist. We’re given a generic topless celeb sporting bikini line beard with the caption ‘Fur Trim: Unattractive.’ Sure, […]

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How To Get Close To Your Man

November 5, 2012 by thevagenda

It’s November, and besides burning effigies of anarchic Catholics on a bonfire, this means one thing to me as a twentysomething woman in the UK. Apart from the occasional trip to a swimming pool (made even more infrequent after a blonde-hair-turned-green incident two years ago), sex with someone new and/or especially judgmental, or some sort […]

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On Kate Moss, and Taking One for the Team

November 4, 2012 by thevagenda

It isn’t often that a newspaper or magazine article makes me really angry. As someone who writes a lot about the way women are depicted in the media, I sometimes have to make a conscious decision not to explode, to ignore the sinking feeling in my stomach, the beating heart and the clenched fists and […]

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Making the Most of Maternity Leave

November 2, 2012 by thevagenda

      This week’s Stylist contains an article about the new ‘power maternity leave’ that is, if the Telegraph is to be believed, which of course it never is, becoming something of a trend. On the relaxing break that we all know constitutes maternity leave, high-flying women are getting bored with ‘sitting around watching […]

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Dead Sexist: Why Bond Still Has a Long Way To Go

November 2, 2012 by thevagenda

SPOILER ALERT:    THERE IS JUST NOTHING I DON’T GIVE AWAY. EVEN COSTUME DETAILS. THERE WILL BE NO POINT YOU SEEING THE FILM IF YOU READ THIS.     I’m starting to think that Barbara Broccoli hates all the women. It is possible that this is part of a revenge scheme for the time she […]

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Hooray! Science Slows Down Swimmers

November 1, 2012 by thevagenda

Everyone’s getting pretty excited about the fact that maybe, just maybe, the male pill is coming. Basically, The Lab People have been spending their short lives making mouse sperm stop swimming, and the upshot is that soon, we should be able to slice the tails off their human counterparts (that may have been a bit […]

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