Category: Womens Stories
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Two time Oscar nominee and Emmy Award winner Sharen Davis shares how she uses costume design to tell powerful Black stories across 150+ years of film history.
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Alma Reville wasn’t just Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock. She shaped Psycho and changed horror forever. She did it without credit despite having a film career of her own.
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Hitchcock’s Psycho broke the rules and rewrote the fate of women in horror forever. Sixty-five years later, the blood trail it left still haunts the genre.
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LA Phil’s Seoul Festival showcased Korean composers, Sunwook Kim, and a genre-bending viola concerto in one of the most thrilling concerts of 2025.
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Regina George tops the list of the most fashionable fictional characters. From Elle Woods to Kelly Kapowski here’s who’s still influencing your closet today.
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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..
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Greenwood and Spencer on how set design empowers women and inspires young creatives through narrative, visibility, and intentional world-building.
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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.
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Designer Hope Johnstun speaks out on unpaid work, broken promises, and the fall of Pinup Girl Clothing and her time working with owner, Laura Byrnes.
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Mi Vida Loca isn’t just a cult classic—it’s a cultural landmark. This story honors Shelley, La Chiquita, and demands justice for girls the system failed.
