5 Reasons To Watch BookTok’s Current Obsession, “My Lady Jane”
…with the real Jane’s story, here’s a quick rundown: Jane was the cousin of Tudor monarchs Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. In 1553, she married Lord Guildford Dudley….
…with the real Jane’s story, here’s a quick rundown: Jane was the cousin of Tudor monarchs Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. In 1553, she married Lord Guildford Dudley….
…women in the books I read do. I tend to overanalyze everything. The heroines and heroes whose adventures I follow never seem to struggle like I do – falling in…
…the Unsittables, and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. When Latina Media Co asked Cantrall during a recent interview about the opportunity to represent women of color in Disney…
…true to you and not necessarily in the way that people want it to come out.” While the overall show is entertaining, it’s the short vignettes that really allow Torres…
…Cholitas (aka Indigenous, Bolivian women). Dora Magueño, Cecilia Llusco, Ana Lía (Liita) González, Lidia Huayllas, and Elena Quispe begin their journey in El Alto and La Paz, Bolivia, at 4150…
…online virtual games for hours at a time. I watched, then re-watched, their live-action movies starring their dolls in the real world, which I would argue set a precedent for…
…offers some way to pass the time and live in our own little utopias for a bit. Filmmaker Eduardo Williams takes this universal experience and gives it an expansive, surreal…
…is what drives the rest of the story. As we get to know Eva and Vicente’s domestic life, it becomes apparent that the image they project is not real. Starting…
…watching a show – it’s reminded me of the tension in that reality, the pain from standing in garde manger for fourteen hours, vivid whiffs of smells long dissipated, and…
…They don’t. Instead, the Latina lead acquiesces to his points and lets him, a white man, be the only person initiating conversations about our struggles, daily realities, and existence. Which…