Category: Womens Stories
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the powerful Legacy of Howard Hughes’ Hell’s Angels aviation epic
Howard Hughes’ 1930 film Hell’s Angels cost four lives, erased a star, and launched a myth. Here’s what Hollywood doesn’t want you to remember. Read More
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Solo in the Silence: Exploring London’s Magnificent Seven Cemeteries
A solo traveler explores London’s Magnificent Seven cemeteries: Highgate, Abney Park and Bunhill Fields uncovering beauty, fear and vintage magic. Read More
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Carmen Miranda’s Identity and Mine: 4 Countries, No Home, and a Shared Struggle
This personal reflection explores Carmen Miranda’s identity and itoday’s Latinx diaspora—linking celebrity, displacement, and the fight for belonging across generations. Read More
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The Winehouse Revival featuring Coco Lamarr conjures an enduring legend
Experience The Winehouse Revival: Coco Lamarr’s haunting, heart-wrenching tribute to Amy Winehouse that goes beyond imitation and into raw connection. Read More
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Sinners Just Made History. Now It’s Available in Black American Sign Language.
Sinners is now the first film on streaming to feature a version in Black American Sign Language. This release is a powerful move for access and representation. Read More
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June-Tease: beautiful Black Burlesque & the power of reclamation
On June 27, 2025, inside the glowing walls of CaliKings Studios in Silver Lake, something radical unfolded. And no, I’m not just saying that to be dramatic. The show was […] Read More
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Sharen Davis on Power, Pride and the black Stories Woven Into Every Stitch
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. Read More
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Alma Reville: The Hidden woman & Genius creative Behind Hitchcock’s Psycho
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. Read More
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Women in Horror: 65 years of psycho, hitchcock & screams
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. Read More
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LA Phil’s Seoul Festival Brought the Fire, viola style
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. Read More
