Written by: Katie Constantine Edited by: Catherine Harlow The Dada art movement, originating in 1916 Zurich, was a reaction to WWI as people were frustrated with the state of society and the world. The movement’s goal was to mock and critique the bourgeois while rejecting traditional values by altering pieces of art and everyday items. […]Read Post ›
When you can’t travel yourself, armchair traveling is the way to go. We’ve collected the top 10 YouTube travel channels to help you explore the world from the comfort of your living room. Kara and Nate They may be one of the most followed travel YouTube channels currently, but I have been a fan of […]Read Post ›
Abbott Elementary is a new mockumentary sitcom created, starring, and executive produced by comic Quinta Brunson. Taking place in a poorly-funded public school in Philadelphia, the comedy is made up of young teachers bursting with innovative teaching ideas and veteran teachers shaking their heads at their naïvete. It has gained rave reviews from critics and […]Read Post ›
In early 2021, after a year of no major releases, Walt Disney Studios released Raya and the Last Dragon. On paper, Raya looked like a really cool movie, and an interesting departure from Disney’s usual musical, princess-focused fare. Raya is an action-adventure film starring a badass woman of color who was not dragged down by […]Read Post ›
Michelle Li is a NYC-based costume designer for the screen and stage. You can see her latest work in the film Chaperone recently premiered at the Sundance Film festival and her website here. We sat down to talk to her about her personal and professional journey.
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 4, which was published last week, here. In part 5, our last installment of the series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss the music, puzzles, and characters in the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed games. Created and edited […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 3, which was published last week, here. In part 4, Kathryn and Hayley continue their discussion of the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed mystery games. In this installment, they speak about games’ varying themes, and in […]Read Post ›
In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. Parts 1 and 2 were published last October. In part 3, Kathryn and Hayley continue where they left off. They discuss their personal experiences with both the Nancy Drew and Carol Reed mystery series, and start to explore both the […]Read Post ›
Betty White’s passing hits hard. I’m so happy she lived such a long and prosperous life, but death brings with it a sorrowful feeling for those who are left behind. As a child, I watched Golden Girls with my Mom before school. As an adult, I took refuge in the hilarity and strength found in […]Read Post ›
With another challenging year almost behind us, The Female Gaze team would like to wrap up 2021 on a positive note and share some of our favorite arts and culture content that we discovered this year. We hope you enjoy our recommendations below, and we wish you and your loved ones a restorative holiday season […]Read Post ›
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