Iranian-born entrepreneur, artist, activist Sharoz Makarechi explains how governmental corruption changed the culture she grew up in, and how these same influences are manipulating communities across the Middle East and globally.
By James Longshore When I was a kid, I enjoyed comic book conventions—they were...
Growing up, the Fourth of July used to mean one thing, really, and only one...
For Ke-Xi Wu, the film's politics are personal
I wanted to be independent and show that I didn’t need a man to have a fulfilled life.
Darian Brenner [https://www.thirdeyefilmfest.com/about-2] and Namu Desai [https://www.thirdeyefilmfest.com/about-2]...
2019 is starting off on a high note for many in the cannabis industry, especially for Wana Brands. The number-one edibles brand in the United States, Wana will be available for the first time this month in Michigan dispensaries...
Growing up in a family of liberal Reform Jews, religion always felt like a long-term...
“Do you know him, Dad?” I asked my father. It was the 1975 US Open...
The whole country is supporting small business this weekend, but in New York, the protections...
With the midterm elections coming up, everyone keeps reminding me to vote. The problem is,...
Nationwide attention is turning to New Jersey as State Senate President Stephen Sweeney [https://en....
In the searing new documentaryThe Sentence, we discover that the casualties of the “War on...
An interview with Steph Auteri, author of A Dirty Word: How a Sex Writer Reclaimed her Sexuality.
