The Hulu adaptation of Celeste Ng's novel wrestles with questions of appropriation, in art and life
Why do we have such an enduring fascination with the lives of the young and pregnant?
BoJack Horseman, Eugene Onegin, and our desperate attempts to make life and loss feel like they matter
Alcott gives us a simple and revolutionary utopia: a world in which women aren't threatened or abused
How "Fleishman Is in Trouble" and "Fates and Furies" succeed where the movie fails
Mark Twain used corn-pone as a metaphor for conformity. But maybe both corn-pone and conformity deserve a second look
For starters: it's actually dystopian science fiction
Rian Johnson's film is both an homage to conventional mystery stories and an inversion of their tropes
From the March sisters to the Kardashians, our culture is fascinated with the bond between female siblings
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