The New York Times – Film:
Nominees at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday were split on combining award show categories for best actor and best actress.
Category: Gender
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Korfball, a Game Men and Women Play as Equals
The New York Times – Sports:
Korfball is not new, but its proponents say it has new relevance amid questions about the gender divide in sports. Now it just needs to catch on outside the Netherlands.
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Harry Styles Dedicated a Brit Award to Female Acts Who Weren’t Nominated
The New York Times – Music:
In 2022, the Brit Awards merged its top artist prizes to include male, female and nonbinary acts. This year, the event faced backlash for not nominating any women.
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Harry Styles Dedicated a Brit Award to Female Acts Who Weren’t Nominated
The New York Times – Music:
In 2022, the Brit Awards merged its top artist prizes to include male, female and nonbinary acts. This year, the event faced backlash for not nominating any women.
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How Nonbinary Professionals Get Dressed for Work
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
How nonbinary professionals thread the needle of getting dressed for the office.
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Advice From Pelosi’s Daughter: ‘Every Woman Needs a Paul Pelosi'
The New York Times – Film:
Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, a multimillionaire venture capitalist recovering from a brutal attack, has long taken care of the couple’s “business of living,’’ including shopping for the speaker’s clothes.
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The Year Pop’s Men Dismantled Their Masculinity
The New York Times – Music:
In 2022, stars including Harry Styles, Jack Harlow and Bad Bunny offered liberated takes on gender, but also risked pandering. Are men OK?
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K8 Hardy’s ‘Outfitumentary’ Tracks Her Evolving Personal Style and Identity
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
In “Outfitumentary,” the artist and filmmaker K8 Hardy documents more than a decade of her daily outfits, starting in 2001. The result is a time capsule that’s way ahead of its time.
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A Nonbinary Runner’s Experience of the Chicago Marathon
The New York Times – Sports:
“A big part of being here and running this race is reclaiming this place, which left me with a lot of emotional scars,” Cal Calamia said of running the Chicago Marathon in their hometown.