Across 50 Seasons, “Survivor” Reflects Evolving Views of American Women
A look at how gender perception and roles have shifted over 50 seasons of CBS’s “Survivor.”
Women Writers Week
How “The Testament of Ann Lee” Subverts Cinema’s Lineage of Cult Leaders
A look at how Mona Fastvold’s “The Testament of Ann Lee” defies typical cinematic presentations of cult leaders, especially women.
A Case of Identity Crisis: “Young Sherlock” Suffers From Too Many Ideas
Even the best classically-trained theatre actors can only do so much with poor writing.
The Mysteries of Dorothy Vallens: On Isabella Rossellini in “Blue Velvet”
A look at one of the most essential performances of the ’80s.
An Anatomy of a Fleece: Why “Heated Rivalry” Fans Have Latched Onto its Very Canadian Jacket
A look at a very important piece of winter wear.
Skill and Dedication: Nelson Pressley on Fonda on Film: The Political Movies of Jane Fonda
A conversation with the writer of a new book about Jane Fonda.
Long Live Bonnie Bennett, the Real Star of “The Vampire Diaries”
An ode to the character played by Katerina Graham on The Vampire Diaries.
Reflections on Nuremberg: Lessons on Evil
A look at the hit film from Sony Pictures Classics.
“Hush” is the Best Horror Movie You Probably Haven’t Seen
An appreciation of Mike Flanagan’s breakout film on its tenth anniversary.
The Artistic Exploration & Wit of Charli xcx
An ode to the star of the moment and “The Moment,” Charli xcx.
“RJ Decker” Successfully Brings Whimsy to Network Procedural
ABC’s “RJ Decker” delivers exactly what you want out of this kind of show.
“The Bronze” at 10: How a Washed-Up Gymnast Became a Cult Antihero
An ode to the Sundance comedy on its 10th anniversary and conversation with its star.
Joan Cusack: Best Supporting Energy
Five scenes in five unexpected movies to showcase the actor’s irrepressible talents.
Introduction to Women Writers Week 2026
An introduction to this week’s special event.
