Porn Wonder Woman Looks Better Than Regular Wonder Woman

The picture you see above is not from a multimillion dollar superhero summer blockbuster reboot of Wonder Woman. It is, in fact, a picture from the new porno Wonder Woman XXX: An Axel Braun Parody. By including the word ‘parody’ in the title, they can get away with completely ripping Wonder Woman. God bless America. The film stars the lovely and talented Kimberly Kane as the Amazonian heroine with a penchant for tying guys up and making them tell the truth, with her Olympian vagina. The first thought I had when I saw this picture, (OK, second thought), was, “Wow…that costume looks really good. Like, better than Hollywood good.” You may recall that last year David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman pilot was dead in the water. Supposedly, it was fucking terrible. Now look at the photo below from that pilot, which was bought by NBC. The porn parody’s production values are waaaaayyyyy better. Mind you, this is for a porn movie where she probably won’t be wearing it for long. So, we now know what we’ve always known. Porn is better than stuff that isn’t porn.

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Vogue Italia Runs Feature on ‘Slave Earrings,’ Changes Headline to ‘Ethnic Earrings’–Does That Make It Better?

Slavery was one of the greatest perversions of human rights that has ever happened in modern history–and it continues to leave deep scars, even today. So, needless to say, using the term to describe a trend, or fashion accessory, is well, just plain wrong.

Unfortunately, that’s exactly what has happened. Last night, Jezebel reported that Vogue Italia posted a feature entitled “Slave Earrings” on their website. The piece features a runway shot of a woman wearing oversized hoop earrings and suggested several earrings in the same style, describing them as classic “slave and creole styles.”

Vogue Italia has already changed the features title to “Ethnic earrings,” in a quick exercise in backpedalling. However, it’s equally frightening that the high fashion magazine, would find the two words–slave and ethnic–interchangeable.

Even worse, Vogue Italia has kept the original copy that ran with the piece, ruling out any sort of translation misstep: “If the name brings to the mind the decorative traditions of the women of colour who were brought to the southern Unites States during the late 18th century, the latest interpretation is pure freedom.”

Ick.

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