The last Roaring Twenties gave us Agatha Christie’s first novel, Virginia Woolf’s first bestseller, and a little novel called The Great Gatsby. With the books on this list, it seems 2020 will kick off a decade in literature that’s just as spectacular. Who knows which entries here will make it onto high school curriculums, inspire…
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“Thank you so much, first of all to my Fosse/Verdon family and to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. When you put this in someone’s hands you’re acknowledging the choices that they make as an actor, moment by moment, scene by scene, day by day, but you’re also acknowledging the choices they make as a person,…
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Ava DuVernay (of course) delivered an incredible, moving speech when she accepted her Glamour 2019 Women of the Year award at Alice Tully Hall in New York on Monday, November 11. Niecy Nash, who starred in DuVernay’s Netflix limited series When They See Us, put it best when she presented the director with her award:…
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The one thing all romantic comedies have in common? They celebrate the two things everyone wants in life—rom and com, of course. To honor that, we’re devoting a whole week to the genre. More on the rom-coms we love, past and present, here. It’s normal to want to watch your favorite romantic comedies over and…
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I vow to honour the commitment made this day Which, unlike the flowers and the cake, Will not wither or decay. A promise, not to obey But to respond joyfully, to forgive and to console, For once incomplete, we now are whole. I vow to bear in mind that if, at times Things seem to…
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On Sunday, September 22, Michelle Williams won the Emmy for her performance of Gwen Verdon in the FX drama miniseries Fosse/Verdon. And once on stage to give her acceptance speech, she dedicated her time to a very important cause: equal pay. “Thank you so much to the television academy for this and to the incredible…
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