Janet Arvia is the Arts & Culture Editor for Rebellious Magazine for Women, focusing on local arts and cultural events in the Chicago area. With a passion for promoting diverse voices and perspectives, Janet covers everything from theater and film to literature and visual arts, providing insightful reviews and engaging articles for readers.
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Janet Arvia tends to cover local events and reviews in the entertainment, culture, and society space with a focus on Chicago. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, cultural trends, or artistic performances happening specifically in Illinois or Chicago.
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By: Janet Arvia
Whether experiencing Christmastime in the city or traveling over the river and through the woods to the suburbs, Chicagoland's transformation into a winter wonderland includes holiday shows, festive events and seasonal activities for all ages.
By: Janet Arvia
The Toledo Troopers, Tulsa Babes, Los Angeles Dandelions, California Mustangs, Dallas Bluebonnets, Pasadena Roses, Philadelphia Queen Bees, Oklahoma
By: Janet Arvia
Motherhood is a bitch in Nightbitch (2024) — which is why Amy Adams is being rightfully recognized for taking on the demanding titular role.
By: Janet Arvia
Now that Chicagoans are in the winter, it's an ideal time to discuss (2024) — especially since the dramedy's director Alessandra Lacorazza recently nabbed an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best First Feature.
By: Janet Arvia, Laurie Fanelli, Jera Brown, Michelle Duster, Karen Hawkins
It's been a year we won't soon forget, and through 150 posts and 133,000 words, our talented staff was there to document its highs, lows and everything in between. The pieces that resonated most with readers in 2024 are a perfect reflection of who we are and what we do best: Entertainment Editor Laurie Fanelli's breathtaking live music coverage, Arts & Culture Editor Janet Arvia's incisive film reviews and Cultural Education Editor Michelle Duster's pull-no-punches column, Centering Ourselves.
New year resolutionists vowing to widen their cultural horizons need to look no further than this list of visual and performing arts shows coming to galleries, museums, theaters, and other venues across Chicagoland in 2025.
By: Karen Hawkins, Valerie Hawkins, Janet Arvia, Laurie Fanelli
When winter makes it hurts to be outside, I take that as the Universe's way of telling me to keep my happy assets on the couch.
By: Janet Arvia
Women often greet the new year with resolutions for a reboot. This desire to become a better version of one's self is the premise of
By: Janet Arvia
Golden Globe Winner Demi Moore's public persona over the decades, from Brat Packer to sexagenarian, gives "The Substance" its substance.
By: Janet Arvia
The biopics and have more than a few things in common. For starters, both are true stories about unlikely World War II heroes, and both movies premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2023.
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