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“Movies” : The Quiet Side of Hanna Vu

Following the emotional swells and aesthetic violence of Romanticism, Hana Vu’s latest EP Movies is a quiet, melancholic exhale—a stripped-down coda to a record already heavy with introspection. Where Romanticism was dramatic

March 9, 2025

Music

Breaking Barriers : David Coulthard Champions Women in F1

The conversation around women competing in Formula 1 has long been a contentious topic, with skepticism often centered on physical demands and talent pipelines. However, former F1 driver and 13-time Grand Prix

March 7, 2025

Formula 1·SPORTS

Netflix’s “Running Point” is a Slam Dunk : Smart, Hilarious, and Utterly Addictive

If there’s one new show you absolutely need to watch, it’s Running Point. The latest Netflix gem, created by the powerhouse team of Mindy Kaling, Elaine Ko, Ike Barinholz, and David Stassen,

February 27, 2025

TV

Echoes of Silence: Female Poets and the Revolution of Nineteenth-Century Verse

The nineteenth century stands as a pivotal epoch in the annals of history, characterized by rapid industrialization, profound social upheavals, and the nascent stirrings of women’s rights movements. Amid these seismic shifts,

February 26, 2025

Books

The Chess Star Who Plays by Her Own Rules – Anna Cramling’s Story

Anna Cramling has become a well-known figure in the chess world, not just for her over-the-board accomplishments but also for her massive presence as a content creator. The 22-year-old Swedish Woman FIDE

February 26, 2025

Lifestyle·News

Martha Rosler and the Feminist Reconfiguration of Political Aesthetics : A Dialectical Critique of Domesticity, Militarism, and Neoliberal Spectacle

Martha Rosler and her art emerges from the crucible of 1960s counterculture, yet resists the period’s romanticization of individual liberation. Instead, her work excavates the structural violences concealed beneath postwar American prosperity:

February 24, 2025

Art

Gisèle Pelicot Named Time’s Woman of the Year 2025 : An Historic Stand Against Sexual Violence And Shifting the Burden of Shame

In a world where silence often shrouds the trauma of sexual violence, Gisèle Pelicot’s extraordinary bravery in the face of unimaginable suffering has earned her the prestigious honor of Time magazine’s Woman

February 24, 2025

Opinion

Why Netflix’s La Dolce Villa Is the Romantic Getaway You Need

Netflix’s La Dolce Villa is a heartwarming romantic comedy that blends love, family, and self-discovery against the picturesque backdrop of Italy. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this delightful film offers a

February 24, 2025

Movies

Revolutionary Grace Of Mari Chordà’s Art and Activism In The Spotlight at MACBA

The exhibition Mari Chordà… And Many Other Things at the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) is a magnificent homage to one of the most revolutionary figures in contemporary art, literature, and

February 16, 2025

Art

Discovering The Unexpected Depths of “The Kardashians” on Season 5 And Anxiously Expecting Season 6

As an individual who had long steered clear of the realm of reality television, my initial engagement with “The Kardashians” was accompanied by a fair share of skepticism. Preconceived notions about the

January 23, 2025

Pop Culture·TV