Mermaids have always been warnings disguised as fantasies. They’re beautiful, unknowable, and caught between worlds. Depending on who tells the story, they’re dangerous women luring men to their ...

“El coquí is the soul of the Puerto Rican people and of our culture.” Renowned herpetologist Dr. Rafael Joglar’s words resonate, ringing with both tenderness and urgency. They’re calling us to act ...

Latina actress, playwright, and producer Doménica Feraud (Rinse, Repeat) is a self-described TV addict. Her obsession began as a toddler watching Barney & Friends and followed her into adulthood, with ...

There is a lot of Ryan Murphy chatter in the world right now. But somewhere along the way, audiences started demanding documentary standards from a man who has spent more than a decade making ...

What is the most “epic” gay movie? Best-Picture winner Moonlight? It’s so quiet and deeply personal. Brokeback Mountain with its sweeping landscapes and major stars? It’s ultimately the story of one ...

At its core, horror explores the discomfort of power imbalances and if that doesn’t sum up what it is be women today, I don’t know what does.

I once read somewhere that around 60% of women are horror fans. The number seemed like an exaggeration at first, mostly because, like many, I’d been conditioned by society to view monsters and “scary ...

Monsters are real. And they exist outside of childhood fairytales, beyond the pages of a book, and off the screen. That is what Mexican filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro shows us in Pan’s Labyrinth. He’s ...