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“Sterling Point” and I Explore Estranged Family
Like Annie on “Sterling Point,” I too have family members who I’ve never met – and there was a time when the “what ifs” plagued my mind.
Why Streamers Keep Rewriting Infamous Women Killers like Elize
In the fictional Netflix film, the gun is already in her hand when the fight reaches its worst point. Elize has just confronted Marcos about his affair, and instead of denying it or explaining himself, he reaches for his favorite move: invoking her past in prostitution, calling her crazy, threatening to have her psychiatrically committed, […]
“Ride or Die” Gives Us the Modern Thelma and Louise We Need
“Ride or Die” has everything: (grown-up) girl power, massive action sequences, comedic relief, and rebuilding a life-saving friendship.
Prime Video’s “Elle” Does Wrong by “Legally Blond”
“Elle” isn’t an origin story (because its Elle isn’t the one from “Legally Blond”). It’s just a nostalgia-fueled crash grab.
Hollywood is in its Consolidation Era, but We Can Fight Back
Consolidation in Hollywood demands our attention. It’s not just an unfair commercial environment – it’s an attack on diversity and democracy.
“Every Year After” Brings Back Endless-Summer Romance
“Every Year After” speaks to our hearts like “The Summer I Turned Pretty” – and we’re all in for that because the world needs more love.
The Love Story on Prime Video’s “Invincible” Is Sexist – and That’s Scary
Eve’s path in “Invisible” terrifies me – I don’t want to believe that love, for a woman, means the gradual obliteration of my identity.
Prime Video’s “The House of Spirits” is a Faithful Return to Allende
Prime Video’s “The House of the Spirits” follows four generations of women, silenced, oppressed, or vindicated by her historical moment.
Ariana DeBose Joins Sister Oscar-Winners in “Scarpetta”
Ariana DeBose has the most interesting part in Prime Video’s “Scarpetta,” even opposite powerhouses Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis.