Re: SNL Blurred Lines
Brad Beam
From: tvor...@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvor...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of PGage
>Again, with respect, I disagree with you here. I am not attempting to define "art" (quotation marks because only the broadest definition of art would ever apply to the musical guest on SNL, or any mainstream entertainment media), I am asking those who found this particular piece of putative art meaningful to say something about why. Of course that does pre-suppose some definition of art, but I am happy to let those who like it supply their own.
>Hopefully, this made things a little less vague. (And if it makes you feel better, I got weirded out trying to determine whether the Shia surrogate on “SNL” was male or not.)
Question answered: According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – hometown paper of the Sia surrogate – the Shia surrogate was, in fact, a female.