All articles tagged with #male gaze
Originally Published 5 months ago — by BuzzFeed
Sydney Sweeney's recent ad and her career choices have sparked discussions about the male gaze, women pandering to men in Hollywood, and the challenges women face in rebranding their images after being sexualized early in their careers. The discourse highlights broader issues of exploitation and societal expectations of women in the entertainment industry.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Variety
Scarlett Johansson discusses how her early career was shaped by roles focused on desirability and the male gaze, but she notes a positive shift in Hollywood towards more diverse and powerful female roles today.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Yahoo
Sabrina Carpenter's upcoming album cover has sparked controversy due to its provocative imagery, with some critics accusing it of catering to the male gaze and objectification, while others defend her artistic expression and satirical intent. The debate highlights broader issues of gender, sexuality, and public perception of female pop stars.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
A 26-year-old server from Ohio has revealed her sneaky tricks to get higher tips from male patrons, including wearing lighter makeup, showing some cleavage, and tying her apron higher to cinch her waist. However, the biggest success came when she wears her hair in pigtails because it creates an 'innocent' look that men find attractive. The 'pigtail theory' is a popular one among female servers, and Hannah Pemberton claims that she is playing the men who tip her and loves it. She believes that it's empowering to make the male gaze work for her.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
Hannah Pemberton, a server in Ohio, wears pigtails to work to make more money as the "pigtail theory" suggests that men tip more when female servers look younger. She also wears her apron higher up, light makeup, and shows a little bit of cleavage to get more tips. Despite finding it disgusting that men like this, she feels empowered to make money off it and loves inspiring other women to take advantage of gross guys. She believes she should be tipped based on her service, but appearance seems to matter more.