ntw v2

For a writer, it’s a word; for a composer or a musician, it’s a note; for an editor or a filmmaker, it’s the frames. One frame off or two frames added or two frames less is the difference between a sour note and a sweet note, is the difference between clunky, clumsy crap and orgasmic rhythm.

And let’s be honest: Isn’t there some inherent sexism in focusing on the weight of a woman who is making a living because of her singing and songwriting skills? Does every Jack Black interview have to include “relevant” information about his weight? Seth Rogen became a star without a svelte physique. No one cared if we posted about those guys without mentioning their weight, but women must be small and tiny and delicate and therefore feminine, right? And let’s not pretend this is a health issue: We see images of stars smoking and drinking and frighteningly thin, and never get emails about how we’re “promoting” those unhealthy lifestyles.