The New York Times – Music:
Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.
Category: Women and Girls
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Strong Stance on China and Peng Shuai Helps Land WTA a New Title Sponsor
The New York Times – Sports:
The women’s tennis tour has been without a title sponsor since 2010, but the medical diagnostics company Hologic has agreed to a multiyear deal with the WTA.
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French Female Directors Continue Hot Streak at Rendez-Vous Festival
The New York Times – Film:
The series returns in-person with an especially strong slate of work by Frenchwomen — fitting, given their run of honors at top festivals.
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Meet Erica Nelson, a Female, Indigenous Fly Fishing Guide
The New York Times – Travel:
She hooks tree branches, slips on rocks, and shines a light on the topics nobody talks about in her sport.
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The Queer Indigenous Artists Reclaiming a Fluid Sense of Gender
The New York Times – T Magazine:
Colonialist conceptions of gender have long sought to erase more expansive views. But a new generation is making work that honors their cultures’ beliefs on their own terms.
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Rolling Deep: South Korean Youth Roam the City in Hair Curlers
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The young South Korean women who wear them say they are not only functional, but also a sign of shifting ideas about beauty and a reflection of the country’s generational divide.
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The Real Surprise of ‘Passing’: A Focus on Black Women’s Inner Lives
The New York Times – Film:
By making the lesbian attraction between the main characters more explicit, the drama moves beyond mainstream Hollywood’s white gaze.
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In N.W.S.L. Season to Forget, One Last Day to Cheer
The New York Times – Sports:
After the Washington Spirit and Chicago Red Stars meet for the championship, their league will enter the most consequential off-season in its history.
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NCAA Expands Women's Basketball Tournament to 68 Teams
The New York Times – Sports:
Beginning with the competition in March 2022, the women’s bracket will include 68 teams, up from 64, as the N.C.A.A. continues to try to rectify gender disparities.