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Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, star of the newly rebooted The Color Purple, has criticised the film for erasing its queer relationship.

His work capturing the ecological and social contradictions and tragedies bears the literal imprint of the sludge and polluted waters of the sacred river.

Goldberg earned an Oscar nomination for her turn as Celie in the 1985 movie. The new film's director and screenwriter created a way for her to 'pass the baton.'

Steven Spielberg, a Broadway show and now a movie musical all have tried to capture the queer love story in Alice Walker's novel. Here's how they did it — and why some argue they've all failed.

Troy House Art Foundation presents Never Cross the Same River Twice Chapter Four: The Sociality of New Performance and Film.

The decision of the Christian Democrats and Liberal Democrats to pass a law to lower the land transfer tax with the votes of the far-right Alternative for Germany is another step toward giving the fascists access to the levers of power.

Spring holds a special place for me, marked by April 15th, not for taxes but for the awakening of koi in our Brandywine Valley home's pond. Spring symbolizes renewal, akin to the movie It Happens Every Spring. Field of Dreams bonds me with my son, though April carries the weight of past trauma from my psychiatric residency. Expressing these emotions through writing, as suggested by John Fox, helps navigate the ever-changing river of life.

Prince and the revolution The road to Bad Lobenstein, a small rural town of 6,400 people in Thuringia, eastern Germany, is shrouded in white. Thick fog hangs over fields of dense powdery snow and the tops of towering pine trees vanish into swirls of low-hanging clouds. As I descend the mountain into the valley, an idyllic-looking scene comes into […]

Chinese artist and animator Kongkee’s multimedia exhibition at the Asian Art Museum, “Warring States Cyberpunk,” is equal parts history lesson and science fiction extravaganza….

Though some viewers may be overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of the artist’s fantastical story, it’s only a glimpse into the frightening possibilities of the future, and Kongkee knows perhaps better than anyone the existential anxiety that plagues both past and present.