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Tamarra Nelson is the youngest theatre maker I have had the pleasure of interviewing. She is 24 years old and is very passionate about thought-providing diverse theatre pieces. Tamarra started her journey in high school when she was involved in her high school theatre program in Colorado Springs. “I liked being on stage, I liked […]… Continue reading Who is Tamarra Nelson? Actor, Director, Activist — GradyColemanHicks

Photos: Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas, Suida-Manning Collection Luisia Roldán’s “Education of the Virgin” (1689–1706). Detail, preconservation. Mary is the child reading at her mother’s knee. I like thinking about the career of this 17th century sculptor and her subject in the terracotta above, whether she chose the topic or it was commissioned. […]… Continue reading Female Sculptor of the 1600s — Suzanne’s Mom’s Blog

Exclusive designs by available at Swank Event until May 30. ✯ Dreamland Designs – Spring Tree Poppy Flower Patch, Spring Tree Flower Patch ✯ CJ Creations – Raphael Artist Set – includes poses for both male, female and kids. Artwork, and Gazebo with decor. Other Decor HPMD – Sweet Garden GrassMeadow Works – FX sweetgrass […]… Continue reading Best place to be creative is in nature itself. — Spilling Life

Paras Griffin/WireImage Usher is in hot water after claiming “Nicki [Minaj] is a product of Lil’ Kim,”during a discussion with Verzuz co-creator Swizz Beatz. After the Nelly vs. Ludacris Verzuz battle this past weekend, Usher joined Swizz on Instagram Live to discuss potential battles, during which Usher made the comment about the two arch-rivals, prompting… Continue reading Usher faces backlash after saying: “Nicki Minaj is a product of Lil Kim” Urban, International — Will County Connected

How is the Grandmother Spider Woman considered a geek gal? Our writer Courtney explores the characteristics of this figure from Native American mythology. via Classic Geek Gal: The Grandmother Spider Woman — Geek Gals

How do we engage with art by female writers, artists, and academics, going deeper than their feminist (or lack of feminist) statements? via The Limitations of the Feminist Lens — Life According to Evie

Ryan Murphy continues his television domination with a new Netflix miniseries exploring every filmmakers’ favourite topic: the film industry itself. Viewers are introduced to a crisp, shiny 1940s Los Angeles through the eyes of the studio system’s newcomers, has-beens, brightest lights, and castaways. This mix of historical figures —Rock Hudson (Jake Picking), Anna May Wong […]… Continue reading ‘Hollywood’ Wants Viewers to Consider Who Tells the Stories Without Interrogating Its Own — Screen Queens

When it comes to comfort food, nothing hits like a delicious portion of Gilmore Girls. A cultural touchstone of the early 2000s and a springboard for the careers of the likes of Jared Padelecki, Milo Ventimiglo, Melissa McCarthy and Matt Czuchry, Gilmore Girls falls into the homey category of low threat television. Amy Sherman-Palladino’s family […]… Continue reading Rewatching Rory Gilmore: How Our Relationships with Fictional Characters Change Over Time — Screen Queens

Jessica Rothe is on the rise and with each new project she is showing off the range and depth of her talents. Having played one of Emma Stone’s roommates in 2016’s Oscar-winning musical La La Land, Rothe finds herself centre stage of the musical remake of 1983’s Valley Girl. Granted this is not the Oscar-winning […]… Continue reading Jessica Rothe Dazzles in This Musical Remake of 80’s Hit ‘Valley Girl’ — Screen Queens

If you ask any British twenty-something, the likelihood is they’ll recall when Skins first trailered on E4, back in 2007. Beth Ditto’s husky tones belted out the lyrics to ‘Standing in the Way of Control’ against a house-party backdrop of sex, pills, and vomit. Back then, my twelve-year-old brain didn’t know how to process what […]… Continue reading Mental Health in Teen Drama: Growing Up With ‘Skins’ and Looking Back With ‘Sex Education’ — Screen Queens