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The Box's Crush of the Week: Neil Patrick Harris

The Box blog post by Juliana Tringali, November 28, 2008 - 6:48pm; tagged Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Harold & Kumar, Henry Huggins, How I Met Your Mother, Magic Castle, masculinity, Neil Patrick Harris, Old Spice, Shoe Fairy.

Neil Patrick Harris

He's taken the role of "ladies man" to new levels on How I Met Your Mother, played himself as a child actor turned mega-douche in the Harold & Kumar movies, and even used his rep for machismo to shill Old Spice.

So why should feminists be crushing? Because he's redefining the way masculinity is portrayed in pop culture.

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