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11/19/2025

After an Oscar nom for short "Chau, Beyond the Lines," filmmaker Courtney Marsh aimed for feature debut. But what about getting it in front of people?

11/12/2025

On GAMINGbible, Angharad Redden argues that Silent Hill f (where ‘f’ likely stands for “feminine”) is a profound exploration of the beauty and horror of womanhood in 1960s Japanese society. The protagonist Hinako’s journey through the Otherworld manifests her rage against forced marriage, which she views as a loss of identity and endless suffering – symbolized by fox imagery, mutilated monsters, and the ritual of becoming the “faceless bride.”

Konami's latest Silent Hill entry explores the complexities of womanhood

11/11/2025

On Veterans Day, we celebrate the contributions of women in all branches of the armed forces. Thank you for your leadership, resilience, and service to our nation. We are stronger because of you.

11/06/2025

11/01/2025

"Haunted Carousel" – a song based on a chilling instrumental in the HORRORSHOW collection. Since the piece had a strong refrain to begin with, I modified the...

10/31/2025

Celebrating the true Final Girls – those smart, resilient women in horror who always fight back. Cheers to strength, survival … and winning the fight against the darkness. Happy Halloween!

10/28/2025

“Frontier” is inspired by the bravery of those who seek a better life for themselves. Released on National Immigrants Day, this music video is dedicated to t...

10/23/2025

The exhibition “Women Artists From Antwerp to Amsterdam, 1600-1750” at the National Museum of Women in the Arts showcases 40 female artists – such as Johanna Koerten, who was once more famous than Rembrandt – that made major contributions to 17th century visual culture. These women often used high-value media such as papercutting and lacemaking and were erased from art history due to biases favoring painting and male artists.

– Smithsonian Magazine's Meilan Solly

A new exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts spotlights 40 women who found fame in the Low Countries between 1600 and 1750, including Koerten, Judith Leyster and Clara Peeters

10/15/2025

Diane Keaton was a revolutionary figure both on and off the screen – refusing to play conventional roles and epitomizing independent, forward-thinking characters in films such as Annie Hall, Reds and Something’s Gotta Give. In her personal life, she forged her own path by never marrying and choosing to become a mother later in life.

– CNN's Lisa Respers France

When Diane Keaton first appeared on screen in “Annie Hall,” the moment was revolutionary.

10/14/2025

Honoring Ada Lovelace, a true visionary who is widely regarded as the world’s first computer programmer for her work on Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine.

10/09/2025

New music video for World Space Week 🛰️“Nearest Neighbor” – written from the perspective of a friendly extra-terrestrial who's a big fan of humanity. Their ...

10/06/2025

The National Geographic documentary Love + War chronicles the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning conflict photojournalist Lynsey Addario – juxtaposing her harrowing work in war zones like Ukraine with her domestic life as a mother of two in London. Directed by Oscar winners Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin (the team known for Free Solo and Nyad), the film explores the personal struggle and near-impossible effort required to balance Addario’s high-stakes ambition with family responsibilities.

– Addie Morfoot on Variety

In doc "Love + War," Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin look at the career of photographer Lynsey Addario, who risks her life while raising children.