The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
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The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
Follow @offscreenwithjillandsoph
This week marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, and to celebrate here at OFFSCREEN, we will be dedicating the month of March to Women.
To kick off the month, we will be having a conversation on the topic of media misogyny in the early 2000s.
The new millennium saw the creation of a multi-million dollar industry dedicated to harassing and exploiting young women in Hollywood. Paparazzi who would do anything to get the money shot led many stars to breakdowns and some, tragically to their deaths. And the celebrity industrial complex’s exploitation of young women didn’t just stop there, it cultivated a society that was more than comfortable shaming women and turning vulnerable and talented young ladies into punchlines. Marked by reigning starlets like Britney Spears, Lindsey Lohan, and Paris Hilton, the early 2000s tabloids and media at large had a special way of sexualizing underage girls, stigmatizing mental health issues, capitalizing on women’s insecurities, and letting men off the hook. Created and Produced by Jillian Chilingerian and Sophia Badalian. Artwork by Mike De Angelis. Music Produced by Stoic For reviews and playlists check us out on offscreen.weebly.com Follow us: @offscreenwithjillandsoph @Jillianchilingerian @sophia.badalian
OFFSCREEN with Jillian and Sophia
The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
Follow @offscreenwithjillandsoph
