Grungecake
"This comedic film school instructor is far from your average teacher using rap in a positive way."
Huffington Post
"Is she the female Eminem or the Jewish Madonna? Inspired by her students’ personal struggles, Noemi Zeigler raps to emphasize the importance of being comfortable with who you are."
J. Weekly
Madeline Minx is hitting her stride. Her latest music video, “Rabbi of Rap,” is the Jewish Film Institute’s online short of the month.
El Espectador
"With the help of her students who contributed their artistic talents, this video uses a fictional and metaphorical story based on real events."
Film Threat
"This uncomfortably personal documentary reveals a warts-and-all look at what some will do for fame. The bizarre thing about all this, is that this unflattering look at the subject, is actually being shot by the subject itself. It’s odd, and it works beautifully. Noemi is her own critic, psychiatrist and documentarian."
"I wanted to take off where Madonna left off, i.e. become the next socio-political cultural sexio icon of a generation. The problem was, she didn’t leave off anywhere."
SF Weekly
"Pushy TV is The Real World with more attitude and neurosis."
"Minx shows off a terrific sense of timing."
"Star, Madonna fan and hair color chameleon Madeline Minx is unleashing the Best of Pushy TV."
About.com
"She is self-deprecatingly delicious! DJs are going to want this in their bag of tricks!"
Eminem Lounge
Metroactive
SF Jewish Film Festival
Q&A with Feminem director and star Noemi Zeigler.
SF Bay Guardian
"The album hides some doughty challenges. Turns out Pushy's not as easy to swallow as it sounds."