Category: Representation Stories
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Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason: Live at Disney Concert Hall
Cellist Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason delivered a powerful chamber music performance at Walt Disney Concert Hall as reviewed by Mi Ran Choi Read More
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Designing dreams: the academy’s beautiful nod to feminism
Walk the Academy Museum’s stunning set design exhibit showing Anna Karenina, Beauty & the Beast, Barbie. A feminist feast of storytelling and hands on fun.. Read More
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Lilo & Stitch Returns with Real Heart and authentic Culture
In this review of Disney’s 2025 Lilo & Stitch live action remake, we explore the film’s cultural impact, emotional core and authentic Hawaiian representation. Read More
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powerful Women in Set Design Are the Hidden Architects of hollywood
Greenwood and Spencer on how set design empowers women and inspires young creatives through narrative, visibility, and intentional world-building. Read More
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the George Gershwin Legacy Lives On in Every beautiful Note
Celebrating George Gershwin’s legacy 88 years later, exploring how his music bridged jazz and classical, reshaped Broadway, and changed American sound. Read More
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Confidential Magazine Exposed: The Tabloid That Targeted Women, Gay Stars, and People of Color
Confidential magazine wasn’t just America’s most scandalous tabloid—it was weaponized gossip. The kind that didn’t just destroy careers. It destroyed people. Read More
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Trump Columbus Day Reinstatement: Why Indigenous People Are TIRED
Trump’s claim that he’s reinstating Columbus Day is political theater. An Indigenous woman explains why this stunt insults Indigenous people & distorts history. Read More
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The Truth About Sinners: Variety’s Review Missed the Bigger Picture
The Sinners horror film deserves better. Critics focused on cost, not message. Here’s why this film is vital for horror and Black storytelling. Read More
