This short film (a bit over 8 minutes) has YouTube star Brandon Rogers, and here is how the makers describe it:
“A young man spends his time drawing sketches and daydreaming of a life he wishes to have.”
I found it charming and entertaining. Have a look!
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Sports can be about more than just sports.
By MICHAEL KATZ – May 13, 2013 at 1:15pm EDT
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Tagged athletes, gay, homophobia, LGBT, Portland, Soccer, Sports, timbers
I’ve noticed lately that there are more curvy women on TV and in movies, and I think it’s a great step in the right direction with regard to how the media depicts sexiness and healthiness in women. When I see someone with shoulder bones poking out, or visible ribs, I don’t think it’s sexy at all, and I hope that by promoting women with a little more ‘meat on their bones’, sexy will begin to be redefined. I know it will take time, but I’m hoping we as a society will move in that direction.
With that being said, I’d like to present MY picks for curvy celebs who are (in my opinion) HOT! You may see some names that surprise you…remember this is MY list! :-) Feel free to give me yours in the comments. I’ve included pics for those I could find public domain photos for.
1. Sara Ramirez 
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I love Megan Hilty. There. I said it. But then again, what’s not to love? She is beautiful, supertalented, charming, and she’s from my neck of the woods. When I first started watching her on Smash, I tried not to like her, because I wanted to root for Karen, played by American Idol alum Katherine McPhee, and Ivy, played by Megan Hilty, was her archrival. Needless to say, she quickly won me over and now I’m a big fan. Have a look at this video and you’ll see what I mean. Even Ellen loves her!
Wow. This may just put me out of the therapy business!! :-)
I love movies. I would see one every day if I could afford it. They are escape, entertainment, distraction and art. I love to check out what the critics have to say, though I didn’t take any of them to heart until I discovered Roger Ebert.
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Tagged cancer, Chicago Sun-Times, critic, film, film review, movie review, Movies, Roger Ebert
