Social Justice How Hollywood Can Put More Women Behind the Camera The inclusion rider can help move Hollywood from conversation to action. Valentina Valentini
News in Brief Suicides Spiked Following the Death of Robin Williams One tragedy appears to have inspired others. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice ‘Proud Mary’ and the Pressure on Black Audiences to Support Black Movies Analyzing the persistent pressure on black audiences to root for products that aren't always very good. Hanif Abdurraqib
Social Justice No, #MeToo Is Not a Witch Hunt How the powerful appropriate the rhetoric of historically marginalized peoples. David M. Perry
News in Brief Literature Exposed Hollywood’s Sexual Violence Problem Decades Ago Numerous writers over the years have written at-length about the worst parts of the entertainment industry. So why have so many people missed it? Billy J. Stratton
Social Justice The Chronic Capitalism of Christmas Movies The way Christmas movies tell it, the generosity of individual tycoons is sufficient to mitigate the harms of class inequality. Elizabeth King
Social Justice How Director Alexandra Dean Revealed a Silver-Screen Bombshell’s Ingenious Invention Hedy Lamarr was promoted as "the most beautiful woman in the world." She also helped create a technology that's now in our cell phones. Jenni Miller
Social Justice The Number of TV Episodes Directed by Women and Minorities Has Hit an All-Time High But white men are still directing the majority of television shows. Katie Kilkenny
News in Brief How Common Are Harvey Weinstein’s Investigation Tactics? The founder of an L.A.-based private investigation firm offers his perspective on the producer's alleged detailed investigation of journalists and accusers. Katie Kilkenny
Social Justice Vice Media Launches Multi-Million Dollar Initiative to Empower Female Directors Broadly Films aims to hire women directors, particularly those of Middle Eastern descent. Katie Kilkenny