Netflix Originals have a theme—badass lady detectives. by Kaylen Ralph When you binge-watch enough Netflix, certain thematic patterns start to emerge. […]
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In Their Own Words (Part 2): The Interviews with Sunflower Movement Protestors
15 Taiwanese Sunflower Movement protestors and one police officer open up about what it was like to (possibly) save their country’s […]
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Fighting for Democracy: The Story of the Taiwanese Sunflower Movement
How Taiwanese Students Occupied the Legislature Yuan, Galvanized the Nation, and (Possibly) Saved Democracy on a Small Island Nation. by Karen […]
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In Their Own Words: The Interviews with Sunflower Movement Protestors
15 Taiwanese Sunflower Movement protestors and one police officer open up about what it was like to (possibly) save their country’s […]
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Q&A with Rebecca Scherm, author of ‘Unbecoming’
Rebecca Scherm reclaims the femme fatale in her first novel, a heist thriller with legs. by Joanna Demkiewicz In Rebecca Scherm’s […]
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The Riveter Recap: “Empire,” The Devil Quotes Scripture
Cuba Gooding?! We didn’t even realize we were missing you. by Ziwe Fumudoh Fox has renewed “Empire” for a second season, […]
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Movie Review: ‘Still Alice’
Still Alice showcases an empathetic Julianne Moore, but for those who know the reality of Alzheimer’s, the film falls short. by Candace […]
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This 87th Season, There Were Obvious Contributions by Women to Consider
Since the Academy didn’t care to, we’ve rounded up the “female options.” In each male-dominated category, there were several. by Ian […]
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The Riveter Recap: “Empire,” The Outspoken King
Female characters shine as pillars of the “empire” in series’ second episode. by Ziwe Fumudoh I knew it was going to be hard […]
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Book Review: ‘The Girl on The Train’ by Paula Hawkins
Unreliable narrators and a roving setting lend this new thriller the makings of a sensational release. by Kaylen Ralph In Alfred […]
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