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When any oppressed group breaks free of their shackles, there must be a 'drunk' period - a time for celebration, sloppiness, loudness, even open abrasiveness through which centuries of brutally enforced modesty and subvervience are shaken off. Before the question "What am I without these shackles?" is posited there must be a time for the answer "I am NOT these shackles."  In this issue we examine the way women artists have approached this celebration, including exercising their right to "not celebrate" at all. The issue features Asia Argento, a gifted Italian actress whose impressive directorial debut Scarlet Diva fearlessly examines these issues.



SPECIAL FEATURE:
ASIA ARGENTO

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c. Asia Argento 2004

Scarlet Diva Revisited:
Asia Argento: Her Critics, Her Film, Her self

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Those That Screw and
Those That Don't:

The Fake Orgasms of Meg Ryan
by
Karina Longworth

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Mandy Moore: Post-Wave Feminist Icon
by
Rebecca Onion

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SURFER GIRLS!

Sex, Rock & Roll, and Tradtional Values
in Gidget and Beach Party
by Catharine Erway

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REBECCA ROMJIN
by
Jame Mastrotomas

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Virginia Madsen: An Appreciation
by Catharine Erway