Stav Ziv
Staff Writer
Stav is a general assignment staff writer for Newsweek. She received the Newswomen's Club of New York's 2016 Martha Coman Front Page Award for Best New Journalist. She previously interned at Newsday, the San Francisco Chronicle and Dance Magazine and her writing has also appeared in the Jewish Daily Forward, Stanford Magazine, DancePulp, and other publications. Stav is a graduate of Stanford University, where she studied history and dance and helped found the Stanford Arts Review, and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. She prefers sunshine and tolerates winters grudgingly.
Gloria Allred's Feminist Fight Has Just Begun
For victims of injustice, "it's always personal," the famous lawyer says in her new Netflix documentary, 'Seeing Allred.'
New Prize for Thrillers With No Violence Against Women
The prize encourages writers "to keep us on the edge of our seats without resorting to the same old clichés."
'Groundhog Day' Movie: Where To Watch Online, on TV
All the ways you can watch the 1993 film over and over and over again.
Putin Is 'The Face of War' in Ukrainian Artists' Show
The Russian president's portrait is constructed from more than 5,000 bullet casings.
'Passion of the Christ' Sequel to 'Shock': Jim Caviezel
"The film he's going to do is going to be the biggest film in history," said the actor, who will reprise his role as Jesus.
Melania's Suit Spurs Comparisons to Hillary, Resistance
The first lady's outfit reminded observers of Clinton's choices for the Democratic National Convention, the third debate and Donald Trump's inauguration.
Oprah Is the Belle of Twitter on Her 64th Birthday
She got emotional birthday wishes from Ava DuVernay, Reese Witherspoon, Bernice King and more.
55 Celebrities and More Who Have Fake Followers: NYT
The list includes Kathy Ireland, Lori Greiner, John Leguizamo, Clay Aiken, Paul Hollywood and Michael Dell.
Trump's a Blip, Obama White House Hopes in New Doc Film
"History really doesn't follow a straight line. It zigs and zags," Obama says in the film. But the arc is toward "a less violent, more empathetic" world.
Netflix, Amazon and Hulu February 2018 New Releases
Check out Hulu's new series "The Looming Tower," Netflix's "Queer Eye" revival and a new season of Amazon's "Mozart in the Jungle."
'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 2: Everything We Know
For one thing, Tony Award-winning actress Cherry Jones will play Offred's feminist mother.
Google Doodle Honors Virginia Woolf
The pioneering feminist author would have been 136 today. She took her own life, at 59, in 1941.
Trump Allegedly Rejected SNL Sketch Involving Mexicans
"I pitched him an idea that he weirdly didn't want to do," Colin Jost said.
Oscar Nominations 2018 Full List (Live Updates)
Nominees will be announced on Tuesday, January 23, starting at 8:22 a.m. ET.
How to Watch Oscar Nominations 2018 Announcement Live
Finalists for this year's awards will be announced Tuesday, January 23.
Megyn Kelly Slams Jane Fonda for Actions Then and Now
Fonda "has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive."
Wanda Sykes Backs Mo'Nique Calling Out Netflix on Bias
The streaming service offered Sykes even less than it offered Mo'Nique. She was offended.
How to Prep for Dylan Farrow's First TV Interview
What to read and know about the history of the allegations before tuning in.
'Handmaid's Tale' Could Be On TV for a Long Time
It might make your day to hear how many seasons Bruce Miller imagines.
How Obama Officials Reacted to Trump Win
The reactions of John Kerry and Ben Rhodes to the 2016 presidential election are captured in Greg Barker's new documentary "The Final Year."
Republishing Old 'Green Book' Guides in Age of Trump
"There's a lot of fear that we are sliding back, that the worst times may come again."
Watch 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' for Free This Weekend
Check out the show, but especially if you hated adult Rory in the "Gilmore Girls" revival.
Mia Farrow Feared for Ronan's Safety on Weinstein Story
"But he knew and I knew that it was a moral issue," she told THR. "He had to continue, even when that meant putting a lot on the line."
H&M 'Needs Some Black People': Marlon Wayans
"Before you put it out, you go, 'What do you think of this?'" he said. "And you'll get, 'Awww hell no!"
What Happened to Meghan Markle's Twitter and Instagram?
Prince Harry's fiancée disappears from social media.
Is Slack Down or Not Working? What Happened to Service
"We're sorry for the trouble today. Our team is investigating now. We'll have things back to normal ASAP!" the company said on Twitter.
Watch Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep Swap Famous Roles
Thank Ellen DeGeneres for making it happen.
Justin Bieber's Art Reflects 'Man-Child' Image: Critic
"The painting is not very inspired—high school students have doodled better artworks during trig class."
