For generation upon generation, society continues to press women into a box of stereotypical projections on what a woman should be. For the most part, women are told to be meek, small, and weak. Women should be quiet, soft-spoken, and gentle beings who are only there to be caretakers amongst the men they grow and raise. These stereotypes wash away in just about every instance, in Film Director Gina Prince-Bythewood’s newest film “The Woman King.” 

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Beijing-born writer, producer, and director Chloe’ Zhao has always been drawn to controversy. 

Conforming to Communism and restrictions in her Chinese culture never piqued her interest. In fact, the very boundaries placed on her were the same ones that pushed her to rebel. From childhood, Zhao found an escape in her admiration of the western world. She discovered fulfillment in the freedom of self-discovery she observed in Americans. 

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Actress, comedian, producer, writer, and now history-maker Quinta Brunson is a woman who knows what she wants and how to get it. 

She began her career on Instagram, and after gaining a significant amount of success, Brunson continued to work her way through the field, charming her audiences both online and in person with her creative, witty and authentic personality. 

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What do “Spiderman: No Way Home (2021)” directed by Jon WattsTyler Perry’sA Madea Family Funeral (2019),” and Edgar Wright’sBaby Driver (2017)” all have in common? For one, they are all very popular movies. More specifically, they are movies shot and filmed in the city of Atlanta. This massive popularity and growth in Georgia’s film industry brings in billions of dollars to the state, but with such a high volume of motion pictures being shipped straight from Atlanta’s studios, it can be difficult for up-and-coming filmmakers to earn proper recognition and exposure–Enter stage left: The BronzeLens Film Festival.

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Calling all ’90s lovers in the Atlanta area looking for something fun and unique to do on the weekend. Join Midtown's newest paint and sip company, Dine & Design ATL, for a night of drinks, art, and food, with a millennial twist. 

Dine and Design offers a first-class experience with some of the best chefs and mixologists in Atlanta, along with a 90s-inspired painting class. And no artistic experience is needed. 

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