Readers, we’ll be on Spring Break (and thus not posting as regularly) this week. Sorry to disappoint! With all your newfound free time, you’ll be able to discuss the portrayal of lesbian culture in Lady Gaga’s (relatively) new video:
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this is a very thorough (possibly true) break down of the video:
http://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2010/03/deconstructing-lady-gagas-telephone-video/37458/