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Watch Party
watch party
Mar. 25, 2022
Did
Black Swan
Predict the Plight of the Modern Worker?
A movie about a ballerina overworking (and consequently destroying) herself is a cautionary tale that’s never felt more relevant.
By
Katja Vujić
watch party
Mar. 18, 2022
Love & Basketball
Doesn’t Sacrifice Anything for the Happy Ending
The early-aughts romantic classic reminds us that we can be our own first love.
By
Olivia Truffaut-Wong
watch party
Mar. 11, 2022
Where Is the Future That
Baby Boom
Promised?
The Diane Keaton–starring ’80s film is depressingly hopeful about the (fantasy) future for working moms.
By
Danielle Cohen
watch party
Mar. 9, 2022
In
Norma Rae
It’s Worker Solidarity First, Ambition Second
The 1979 Sally Field classic is even more relevant today, for better or worse.
By
Bridget Read
watch party
Mar. 4, 2022
Maybe Don’t Take Career Advice From
Valley of the Dolls
The campy classic offers women little more life advice than to “sparkle, sparkle.”
By
Mia Mercado