‘Nomadland’ is Poetry in Motion Pictures; Lyrical Yet A Little Too Tranquil
Oscar’s Best Picture favorite “Nomadland” (2020) starts with a nod to John Ford’s iconic opening shot from “The Searcher…
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Breaking The Gold Ceiling: An Oscar Quiz Regarding Cinematic Women
Oscar nominations are in! And, unlike last year’s shameful shutout of exquisite works by women writer/directors, from La…
Just the Tip: How Do I Forgive Myself After Betraying a Partner?
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Get a Good Read on Women’s History Month with These 3 Titles
Fifty percent of the population. Give or take, that's how many women there are in the world, women who work, rai…
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From Our Founder: Happy 9th Birthday, Rebellious!
Nine years ago today, on International Women’s Day 2012, a mouthy Black lesbian, her equally mouthy white gay male besti…
Artemisia Theatre Artistic Director Julie Proudfoot Gives the ‘Goods’ on the 2021 Season
Though the pandemic continues to force venues to close their doors, Artemisia Theatre has curated an engaging season tha…
International Women’s Day Proves the Past is a Present For Chicagoans
From Ida B. Wells to Michelle Obama, Jane Addams to Jennifer Weiss, Chicago shares its legacy with dynamic and diverse w…
Interview: Judith Hill’s Strengths Shine Throughout ‘Baby, I’m Hollywood!’
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Women Employed CEO Cherita Ellens on COVID-19’s $64.5 Billion Problem
On February 12, Vice President Kamala Harris called the recent exodus of 2.5 million American women from the workforce a…
