Valentina I Valentini
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sports.vice.com
The Weekend Warriors Taking Women's Motocross to the Next Level
It used to be women only found Motocross by chance, these women are trying to change that.
ESPN
Krysten Anderson, a second-generation driver of Grave Digger, shows us what it's like behind the wheel of an iconic monster truck.
Krysten Anderson, 21, has rounded out her first year as a professional Monster Jam truck driver with Grave Digger as her chariot.
Medium
Three Bottles of Wine with Jurassic Park’s Sam Neill
“I would be a turkey,” Sam Neill says to me as we sip his own label of pinot noir. I had asked him about naming his farm animals after famous people — his friends who have consented, he assures me. There’s Anjelica Huston the sheep, Helena Bonham Carter the cow, and Imogen Poots the sow, along with a cast of other animal characters like Ewan McGregor and Meryl Streep.
Pacific Standard
How Hollywood Can Put More Women Behind the Camera
In March, Rachel Morrison attended the Oscars as the first-ever woman nominated in the cinematography category for her work on Netflix's Mudbound. The week before the awards, Wired celebrated her achievement on Black Panther as the first woman to film a Marvel feature, calling Morrison a "superhero." These are real achievements, worthy of celebration. They're also suddenly almost dispiriting.
Variety
‘Mudbound’ Cinematographer Captures Look of ’40s South With Digital Cameras
Cinematographer Rachel Morrison — known for her collaborations with director Ryan Coogler on “Fruitvale Station” and the upcoming “Black Panther” — had planned to shoot on celluloid for Dee Rees’ period film “Mudbound.” But, as often happens, budget constraints forced her to rethink that approach.
unitedmags.com
How Green Is My Valley?
California’s Silver Oak aims to become the world’s most eco-friendly winery.
