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Ava DuVernay Finds Wrinkle in Time Lead in 12 Years A Slave Actress Storm Reid

By Sep 14th
Things We Saw Today: It’s a Wrap For John Boyega on As-Yet-Untitled Kathryn Bigelow Film About 1960s Detroit Riot

By Sep 13th
Review: Morgan Is a Clichéd 90-Minute Letdown

By Sep 13th
DGA Shows Number of TV Episodes Directed by Women and Minorities Up One Whole, Disappointing Percent

By Sep 12th
Underrepresented Voices Are Dominating at TIFF 2016

By Sep 9th
Surviving on Table Scraps: When Will Women Control Their Own Stories in Hollywood?

By Sep 8th
Things We Saw Today: Stan Lee Is Totally Down to Do Cameos In DC Movies, Too!

By Sep 6th
Supergirl Stuntwoman Jessie Graff Completes Another Incredible, Historic American Ninja Warrior Run

By Aug 30th
Helen Mirren Shuts Down Sexist Behavior in Her First Talk Show Interview

By Aug 28th
Things We Saw Today: Pokémon Go Player Hunted Down By Pikachu

By Aug 26th
Interview: Clea DuVall Talks About Her Directorial Debut With The Intervention

By Aug 25th
Emma Stone Hits All the Right Notes In New Trailer For the Musical La La Land With Ryan Gosling

By Aug 23rd
Watch This Teen Navigate Through a Wes Anderson-Like Adolescence in Girl Asleep Trailer

By Aug 23rd
Tegan and Sara Bring Their Latest, “Fade Out,” to Female-Led, Female-Helmed Film, The Intervention

By Aug 22nd
Zendaya’s Role in Spider-Man: Homecoming Revealed and Some Are Not Having It

By Aug 19th
Review: Claire Carré’s Embers Is a Stunning, Intimate Look at a World Without Memory

By Aug 18th
Natalie Portman “Can’t Wait” for More Female Directors

By Aug 17th
Ava DuVernay’s Queen Sugar Boosts Female Directors and Seeks to Redefine What a “Black Show” Can Be

By Aug 17th
Is Rita Repulsa Trapped by the Patriarchy in New Power Rangers Image?

By Aug 16th
Watch the Trailer for Hidden Figures, About the Black Women Behind NASA’s Early Days

By Aug 15th