Women's Voices For Change

Mrs. Maisel may be back where she started — not just in her old club, but in her old apartment, and even (mini-spoiler here) back in jail. But this time, she’s taking no prisoners.

A list of powerful movies and television series depicting the Black American experience.

'The Gilded Age' raises questions of human nature and acute observations about so-called progress and the inevitability of change. 

What’s rare, and exponentially more interesting, are films that reflect the full spectrum of motherhood, from dizzying love to what Leda in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new movie 'The Lost Daughter' calls “crushing responsibility.”

The new batch of Golden Globe nominees includes two female directors: Maggie Gyllenhaal for her celebrated first film 'The Lost Daughter' and Jane Campion for 'The Power of the Dog,' nearly 30 years after her nomination for 1994’s The Piano.

'And Just Like That' picks up on three of the foursome as they navigate midlife. Fear not, they still dress up, but they also have to deal with graying hair, moody teenage children, new media, hearing aids, diversity wokeness, and possibly alcoholism.

Both 'The Great' and 'Dickinson' bring history to life in ways that may feel inappropriate — if not sacrilegious — to purists.