1970s Lesbian Activists: Britain's Forgotten Warriors
A groundbreaking documentary uncovers the radical lesbian activists who organised resistance movements and fought for women's rights during the turbulent 1970s in Britain.
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Regretting You Film Review: Hoover Adaptation Disappoints
The Guardian's critical take on the cinematic adaptation of Colleen Hoover's beloved novel reveals why this emotional story struggles to translate effectively to film.
Sally Wainwright's Riot Women redefines female protest
Acclaimed writer Sally Wainwright unveils her explosive new TV series 'Riot Women,' exploring the untold stories of female protesters in 1980s Britain through a contemporary feminist lens.
Black British Book Festival Returns to London Barbican
The vibrant Black British Book Festival celebrates its fifth anniversary at London's Barbican Centre, bringing together authors, publishers and readers for a weekend of literary discovery and cultural celebration.
Reese Witherspoon's New Book Club Thriller Pick
Hollywood star Reese Witherspoon selects Ruth Harrow's gripping psychological thriller 'Before I Say Goodbye' for her acclaimed book club, promising readers an unforgettable emotional journey.
Three Unforgettable Literary Fiction Masterpieces
Discover three extraordinary works of literary fiction that are redefining contemporary storytelling, from magical realism to raw coming-of-age tales and profound explorations of artistic legacy.
Nikita Gill's Hekate: Goddess Reborn in Poetry
Discover how poet Nikita Gill breathes new life into Greek mythology's most misunderstood goddess, transforming Hekate from spectral figure to feminist icon in this powerful new collection.
Philip Pullman's Final Book of Dust - Exclusive Extract
Dive into an exclusive extract from Philip Pullman's breathtaking conclusion to The Book of Dust trilogy, featuring Lyra Silvertongue's most perilous journey yet in this highly anticipated literary finale.
Rare 1659 Latin text rediscovered at university library
A long-missing 17th-century Latin book, 'Theologia Moralis,' has been miraculously recovered at Michigan State University's library after being lost for approximately 50-70 years, sparking excitement among rare book historians.
Library staff threatened over feminist book protests
Library employees in Westminster report being threatened by managers after refusing to remove a contentious feminist book from shelves following public protests.
Feminist conference chaos as protesters target Jewish attendees
A London feminist gathering descended into turmoil when activists wearing keffiyehs confronted Jewish participants, sparking intense security interventions and accusations of intimidation.
Meghan Markle meets feminist icon Gloria Steinem in New York
The Duchess of Sussex was spotted enjoying a meaningful conversation with legendary women's rights activist Gloria Steinem during a private New York visit, discussing feminism and social change.
Hebden Bridge's Armed Women: Yorkshire's Forgotten Protest
Discover the remarkable true story behind Sally Wainwright's new drama about the 19th century Yorkshire women who took up arms in a dramatic protest that shook Victorian England.
Butker Responds to Feminist Critics in Fiery Speech
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker responds to feminist backlash over his controversial graduation speech, defending his traditional values stance in new public appearance.
Riot Women: Wainwright's menopausal punk drama shakes BBC
Sally Wainwright's explosive new BBC drama 'Riot Women' follows four menopausal women forming a punk band, tackling midlife crises and societal expectations with raw honesty and blistering energy.
Menopausal Punk Band Drama: Wainwright's Fury
Sally Wainwright's explosive new drama follows a menopausal punk band's comeback tour, tackling ageism and sexism with raw energy and fury. Don't miss this groundbreaking television event.
Baker & Taylor closes library book service after 200 years
The world's largest library book distributor closes its doors, leaving British libraries scrambling for alternatives after two centuries of service.
Trans activists vandalise feminist conference in Brighton
A feminist conference in Brighton descended into chaos as transgender activists vandalised the venue and assaulted attendees in a shocking display of violence that has sparked national outrage.
Tron: Ares Review - Jared Leto Shines in Stunning Sequel
PETER HOSKIN delivers his verdict on the breathtaking new Tron instalment, praising Jared Leto's captivating performance and the film's perfect blend of visual spectacle and emotional depth in this must-see blockbuster.
Literary Miracles: Burnet & Chung Redefine Modern Fiction
Discover why these groundbreaking novels are captivating readers and critics alike with their innovative storytelling and genre-defying narratives that challenge conventional literature.
Herzog's 'Future of Truth': Profound or Prank?
Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog's new book divides critics as it blurs the lines between serious philosophical exploration and conceptual performance art in a world drowning in misinformation.
National Book Award 2025 Finalists Revealed
The prestigious National Book Award shortlist features acclaimed authors Bryan Washington and Rabih Alameddine among twenty exceptional finalists across fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and young people's literature categories.
Elouise Eftos: Australia's 'First Attractive Comedian'
Australian comedian Elouise Eftos is challenging industry norms with her provocative new show 'Sexy Stand-Up,' transforming the tired 'attractive female comedian' trope into biting social commentary that's taking the comedy world by storm.
The Woman: Park Theatre's Raw Motherhood Drama
A powerful new play at London's Park Theatre exposes the unspoken realities of contemporary motherhood, challenging societal expectations with breathtaking honesty.
Lee Krasner: Beyond Pollock's Shadow
A powerful new stage production illuminates the extraordinary life and legacy of Lee Krasner, the trailblazing artist who stood in Jackson Pollock's shadow while shaping modern American art.
Murniasih: A Life Lived with Unapologetic Desire
Discover the electrifying retrospective of Balinese artist I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih, whose bold and sensual artworks challenge conventions at London's latest exhibition.
The Librarians: TV drama tackles the fight against book bans
A new Sky series, 'The Librarians', dramatises the real-life battle against literary censorship, following a group of women determined to protect intellectual freedom in their community.
Claudia Cardinale: The fierce truth behind the icon
A revealing new documentary explores how Claudia Cardinale's legendary toughness and intelligence forged her path as a feminist icon, challenging the glamorous stereotype imposed by 1960s cinema.
Antony Maitland: Illustrator of Literary Greats Passes at 90
A tribute to the extraordinary career of illustrator Antony Maitland, whose evocative artwork for authors like Rosemary Sutcliff and Leon Garfield brought classic children's literature to life for generations.
Woody Allen's Divisive New Novel: Apropos of Nothing
Renowned filmmaker Woody Allen ventures into literature with his debut novel, 'Apropos of Nothing', sparking fresh debate and offering an unfiltered glimpse into his controversial life and career.
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