
More Misses than Hits: “The Chair” on Cancel Culture
“The show attacks a bunch of little-over-teenage youths who really are the least of cancel culture’s problems, but are the most fashionable to attack.”
From glowing reviews to zany histories

“The show attacks a bunch of little-over-teenage youths who really are the least of cancel culture’s problems, but are the most fashionable to attack.”

Alice Wu’s second feature film is about finding the right words.

Capturing the process of making traditional cashew feni in Goa

What cycling through a never-ending pandemic taught me about eco-travel

Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s nineteenth-century novel is still both radical and relevant.

“As a woman of science, my mother is relentless in her search for answers. Why must we die? If we are to die, why do we ever live? Who designed this system?”

“But the coal miner’s son was certainly not a half-wit; he never looked back at the past, as Woolf accuses him, for his own good.”

“Filming ma while cooking in Falmouth, UK.” A short film by Gia Singh Arora

Neeraj Ghaywan’s short film unflinchingly sheds light on everyday misogyny through an intimate, Indian family get-together.

A photo essay on fish trawling off the coast of Maharashtra