Pop Culture Fix: That’s a Wrap on “Orange Is the New Black” and Other New Beginnings

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+ Orange is the New Black has wrapped production, and Jenji Kohan and the cast are saying goodbye.

+ Brie Larson believes Carol and Maria are the “great love” of Captain Marvel.  👀

+ IndieWire’s 100 greatest films directed by women includes loads of queer and trans women, including Chantal Akerman, Lilly and Lana Wachowski, Lisa Cholodenko, Dee Rees, Desiree Akhavan, Zora Neale Hurston, and Jennie Livingston.

+ We’ve been telling you Shane’s about Shane it up on grown-ish and now you can see for yourself. Here’s a clip from tonight’s episode.

sneak peek: 👀 #grownish pic.twitter.com/aUdtG7XzIK

— grown-ish (@grownish) February 26, 2019

+ Janet Mock is featured on Beyoncé’s website as part of the We Good series!

+ Praise the heavens: Batman will not show up on Batwoman.

+ YouTube start Lilly Singh has officially come out as bisexual.

+ I love this: Disney Princess careers, based on their characters.

+ The past a future of women’s orgasms on-screen.

+ Ellen Page has penned a new op-ed at The Hollywood Reporter: “Hate Violence Is Not a Hoax”

+ Vanity Fair’s post-Oscars portrait studio is up and it’s oh so lovely.

+ Diane Keaton, Jacki Weaver, and Pam Grier are here with a T-R-A-I-L-E-R for Poms.

+ Over at The A.V. Club: Russian Doll, Maniac, The Good Place, and how helping others is also helping yourself

+ Anna Paquin chatted with IndieWire about finding her dark sense of humor by producing her own projects.