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Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend Opens in U.S. Theaters

The Venice-laureled drama uses a century in one garden to probe how humans perceive nature.

Bess Wohl’s Liberation Wins 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama

Sheinbaum Names Margarita Maza First “Historical Ambassador” as Women’s Land Title Push Expands

‘Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)’ Opens at the Public to Varied Reviews, Extends Through April 5

Japan’s University Entrance Test Cites ‘The Rose of Versailles’ in World History

Mexico Declares 2026 the Year of Margarita Maza Parada as Official Image Rolls Out

La Scala Opens Season With Shostakovich’s ‘Lady Macbeth,’ Live on Rai Tonight

Zeenat Aman Reassesses 1980 Dostana Scene, Calling Out Patriarchal Moral Policing

Fuori Opens in France, Revisiting Goliarda Sapienza’s Transformative Rebibbia Years

Peru’s Flor Bromley and Ciro Hurtado Land 2026 Grammy Nominations

Janja Represents Brazil at FAO Forum as Paris Trip Authorized and Decree Faces Pushback

Maria Grazia Chiuri Returns to Fendi as Creative Director for Women, Men and Couture

Segob Honors Leona Vicario and Carmen Serdán With Half-Staff Tribute as Monreal Signals Protocol-Only Report Delivery

Pill Use Among Young Women in Germany Falls to 22%, AOK Finds

‘Throuple’ Marriage in Himalayan Tribe Draws Global Scrutiny

Brandenburg to Fill Potsdam’s €800,000 SPSG Funding Gap as New Marmorpalais Exhibition Opens

Kochi University Hospital Performs First Epidural-Assisted Births in Prefecture

Heart Lamp Sees Worldwide Demand Surge Following International Booker Prize Win

France 5 Airs Documentaries Highlighting Women's Perspectives on the Israel-Hamas Conflict

Women’s History Month Celebrations Highlight Education and Legacy