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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

Culpa Mia 2: A Flat Calm in My Feelings About This Film

Culpa Mia 2 is the film that so many of you have been waiting for, yet there are no words to describe the indifference this movie brought me. I had read the books

January 8, 2025

Movies

Echoes of Punk: The Julie Ruin’s Hit Reset and Reclaiming The Riot Grrrl Heritage

The Julie Ruin, known for its unique blend of punk rock and fierce lyrics, has been a staple in the music industry for years. The band’s approach to music has always been

August 12, 2024

Music

The Mythology, Feminism, Inclusivity and Magic of Xena: Warrior Princess

‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ is a TV show that premiered on September 4, 1995, and concluded its run on June 18, 2001. Created by John Schulian and Robert Tapert, the series aired on

August 12, 2024

TV

Asteria Friday Classic Albums, Episode 4 : “Queens of Noise” by The Runaways Is The Sound of Defiance

The Runaways: Rocking the Boat When it comes to blazing trails and shredding guitars, The Runaways stand tall, and Queens of Noise is their magnum opus. Released in 1977, this album solidified

August 9, 2024

Friday Classic Albums

How Vera Wang Weaves Dreams into Couture

Vera Wang’s journey in the fashion industry is nothing short of fascinating. Born on June 27, 1949, in New York City to Chinese immigrants, Wang’s early life was imbued with cultural richness

August 3, 2024

Art·Fashion

Symphony of Defiance: How Princess Nokia, Cardi B, and Janelle Monáe Reshape Feminine Power

In the ever-evolving panorama of contemporary music, Princess Nokia, Cardi B, and Janelle Monáe stand as monolithic figures, each wielding their unique sonic palettes to redefine the narratives surrounding feminine anger and

July 20, 2024

Music

30 Years of Fury: The Unyielding Influence of L7’s ‘Bricks Are Heavy’ Live in Toulouse

Released in 1992, L7’s “Bricks Are Heavy” stands as a seminal album in the grunge and punk rock genres. Produced by Butch Vig, who also worked on Nirvana’s “Nevermind,” the album melds

July 19, 2024

Music

From Florida Nerd to Astronaut: Emma Roberts’ ‘Space Cadet’ Celebrates Female Triumphs

Prime Video’s latest cinematic endeavor, “Space Cadet,” offers a nuanced and sophisticated take on the nerdy comedy genre. Featuring Emma Roberts in the lead role, this 2024 film interlaces themes of feminism,

July 17, 2024

TV