Take Joan of Arc, for example. By now, you’ve heard the Globe is putting on a new play called I, Joan.It’s about the Maid of Orleans, of course, but there’s a quirky twist: Joan is nonbinary!

The Joan of Arc parade drew a huge crowd to the French Quarter on Saturday night to celebrate the start of Carnival 2024. +4. Toilet paper will soon be banned as a Mardi Gras throw.

Half a decade after it was thought lost, this influential silent movie was rediscovered in a hospital cupboard.

Contributing columnist Joshua Whitfield writes that Joan of Arc may be the gender-bending saint we need in light of the transgender movement.(Michael Hogue) Remember a while back the Globe Theatre ...

Bella Thorne shares the screen with Ryan Phillippe and Rebecca De Mornay in 'Saint Clare.' MovieWeb's Will Sayre spoke with ...

The statue of St. Joan of Arc, a gift from the citizens of France in 1972, is seen during a Bastille Day celebration in the French Quarter.

The first parade of Mardi Gras, honoring Joan of Arc, will roll tonight, less than a week after a man drove his truck into crowds on Bourbon Street, killing 14 people.

Joan of Arc’s story has been told on film and television many times, including in Luc Besson’s “The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc,” starring Milla Jovovich.

What makes the story of Joan of Arc relevant today? Six hundred years after Joan lived, women still need a voice. This show was originally slated for 2024, but we pushed ourselves to get it done ...

Joan of Arc will be portrayed as a non-binary character in a new production at Shakespeare’s Globe. The French heroine, known for fearlessly leading the French in battles against English ...

The new novel, "Joan of Arkansas" by Sarah Robsdottir, puts Joan of Arc's heroic struggle into modern context for young adults.

The Company Theatre has announced the world premiere of its original production, Born to Do This - The Joan of Arc Rock Opera, bringing the legendary girl's extraordinary life to the stage.