Movieline's Week in Review: Girls! Girls! Girls!
Sweet Jesus, what got into the ladies this week? Whether it was Glee stars rebranding Gynecology Quarterly or the Washington wife giving TV's worst villainess a run for her money, trouble sought and found the fairer sex at Movieline. And there's lots else to look back on as well, so let's get to it. Dixon's taking a few well-deserved days off, but drop by this weekend for yours truly and a special guest blogger keeping it real. In any case, enjoy!
· Yeah, so: About that whole ZOMG Jessica Alba is naked in Machete thing? Sorry.
· The Fighter and Biutiful both drew an Oscar Index bump thanks to new trailers. Clown, not so much.
· Ha! And you thought Glee's Rocky Horror-themed episode (and vaguely related remake) was going to be the show's big scandal.
· Now here's a controversy: Spread-eagle Lea Michele and apologetic Dianna Agron. As usual, Cory Monteith was just happy to be included.
· This week in lists featured versatile directors, Flash candidates, Gossip Girl flourishes and reasons to renew Rubicon.
· Recaps! We got recaps, including Mad Men's season finale, 30 Rock, Modern Family, South Park, Boardwalk Empire, Community, The Event and the infamous Mike & Molly Fat-Joke Tracker.
· Hey, Kristen Stewart, where did you get those bruises? Oh.
· Sofia Vergara, Betty Draper and Virginia Thomas coexisted here. Does life get any better? Don't answer that.

Comments
GQ, FOX and Terry Richardson tear down these girls and hawk sexism without shame. Women in Hollywood are pressured into stunts like this by their employers and agents. Argons comments demonstrate that old reality. She states regretfully that it wasn't 'her favorite idea'. No kidding. I feel badly for these young female actors.
If we are voting. Ginny Thomas had the worse week between her and Betty Draper (plus, Ginny T actually exists -- or so we are told).