Diablo Cody on cover of Bust Magazine

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By Superheidi on July 30th, 2009

Diablooow "The Prime of Miss Diablo Cody" is a new article in the August/September '09 edition of feminist/pop culture slave Bust Magazine by Jill Soloway.

Referred to in the article as 'beautiful and brainy' as well a 'genius', it is clear that Cody embodies the high level of pretentious modern 'makeup as a feminist statement' philosophy to which magazines like Bust cater. Focusing mainly on her new movie Jennifer's Body (rip off of a Hole song, did you say?) which is about women using their sexuality and lame neuvo-interweb slang to tear apart men's genitals (clearly only something a feminist would do), Soloway basically rehashes what large horror websites have already done: drool over her...

My vote was for the review, I

Submitted by Scotto on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 16:17.

My vote was for the review, I hope.

I'm a pretty dedicated reader

Submitted by rhea_dee on Sun, 08/02/2009 - 14:23.

I'm a pretty dedicated reader of Bust and that interview was upsetting on so many levels. The thing that irked me the most is how interviewer and interviewee talked about being 'total super duper feminists' and yet said nothing in the article that would make me think they (or Jennifer's Body) was super duper feminist. If Diablo Cody thinks she's the future of girl driven horror movies, I may just go mad.