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New Yorker Film Critic Anthony Lane Has Female Trouble [Sex(ism) And The City]
jezebel.com - 6/4/2008
New Yorker Film Critic Anthony Lane Has Female Trouble [Sex(ism) And The City]
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The Time Out New York cover portraying the ladies of Sex and the City with duct tape over their maws isn't the only media coverage of the fabulous foursome that has the whiff of sexism about it....

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Is Anthony Lane's ‘SATC’ Review Really Sexist?
Vulture — ... It is according to Jezebel, and to a whole lot of the site's commenters. The site takes the New Yorker critic to task for his ...

Horrified 'SATC' Stars Go Cosmetic Surgery Crazy, Implies Meanie Gossip Column [It's About The Work]
Gawker: defamer — ... , in which Reed spent the first 90 words obsessing over Sarah Jessica Parker's chin growth, and likened to the cast to "plow mules in lipstick," and Anthony Lane's subtler ("...thudding closeups of her slurping through a cocktail straw or swallowing a mouthful of guacamole..."), but no less nauseated, take on the film's middle-aged stars in the New Yorker. Now, approaching its fourth week of release, the hits keeps coming. From ...

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