'It's not about a woman': The Odyssey actress whines about gender representation in ancient epic

Lupita Nyong’o Blasts Homer’s Treatment of Women in ‘The Odyssey’ as Christopher Nolan Adaptation Faces Zegler-Like Backlash

Lupita Nyong’o has sparked a new debate surrounding Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of The Odyssey after suggesting that Homer did not spend enough time in his ancient epic poems exploring the perspective of women. The comments come at a challenging moment for Nolan’s highly anticipated film, which has already found itself at the center of [] The post Lupita Nyong’o Blasts Homer’s Treatment of Women in ‘The Odyssey’ as Christopher Nolan Adaptation Faces Zegler-Like Backlash appeared first on That Park Place.

Bergelar peragawati, orang fikir jalan seni pasti mudah

Di sebalik senyuman dan keyakinan yang sering dipamerkan di hadapan kamera oleh pelakon dan peragawati, Nia Atasha, siapa sangka wanita berusia 29 tahun ini pernah berada di titik paling rendah dalam perjalanan seninya dengan mengakui hatinya terdetik untuk melupakan terus impian sebagai pelakon. Menurut Nia, dia pernah merasakan dirinya sudah terlalu lama menunggu peluang yang ... Read more The post Bergelar peragawati, orang fikir jalan seni pasti mudah appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Nolan's 'The Odyssey' actress said she'd scold Homer over lack of female speaking roles

Actress Lupita Nyong’o, who will play ancient Greek mythological figure Helen of Troy, said she would grill the playwright Homer on female representation.

Meet the Year 3 EMEI Cohort: Ari Moren

Written by Shar Jossell A painter and visual storyteller, Ari Moren is a member of GLAAD’s 2026 EMEI cohort, where she is developing a body of work rooted in memory, intimacy, and shared human experience. Her paintings invite viewers into moments that feel deeply personal while remaining universally familiar. Memory is the foundation of Moren’s [...] The post Meet the Year 3 EMEI Cohort: Ari Moren first appeared on GLAAD.

How Filmmaker Tonia Mishiali Tackles Immigration, Patriarchy and Women’s Resilience in ’The Lion at My Back’

Cypriot filmmaker Tonia Mishiali tackles immigration, the patriarchy and the strength of women in “The Lion at My Back,” which is playing in the Crystal Globe competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival. The feature follows the bond that grows between Senegalese immigrant Mariama (Sokhna Diallo) and Stella (Elena Kallinikou), a woman who works at []