In Season 2, Episode 3, we finally meet June’s mom, a dauntless feminist activist who “always knew” Gilead was coming.
People Are Still Paying $165 For An Intimate Night Of Music With Woody Allen
As the Me Too movement continues to reverberate, fans are still lining up to see Allen play his clarinet at a posh New York hotel.
William Friedkin, Believer In Exorcisms, Doesn’t Understand Hollywood Diversity Initiatives
The Oscar-winning director of “The French Connection” and “The Exorcist” discusses his new documentary, the Trumpian zeitgeist and the “evil” in the world.
All The Movies That Are Cool For The Summer
Whether you’re looking for Han Solo or horror darlings, here are the season’s many must-see releases.
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Showrunner Wishes The Show Was Irrelevant
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Let’s break down the show’s eerie parallels to our current news cycle. And attempt to avoid having a panic attack.
TV Is Finally Catching Up With Real Single Women
“UnREAL” joins a lengthy list of TV shows subverting the idea that for women, all narrative roads lead toward coupledom.
Michelle Williams Gives The Kookiest Performance Of Her Career In ‘I Feel Pretty’
How a baby-doll voice, NPR, a puppy dress and Ivanka Trump’s hair led to this tour de force.
Ellen Burstyn Predicts The Future: ‘We’ll Be The Dogs Of The Robots’
The 85-year-old Oscar winner has a lot to say about the singularity, dark energy and humanity’s place in the universe.
How Photographers Created The Images That Will Define The Me Too Era
In the midst of a sexual harassment revolution, female photographers are finding ways to infuse a historically fraught (and male-dominated) tradition with empathy.