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.
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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.
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.
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.
Man dies after falling through play centre skylight
A family day out turns to tragedy as a man falls through a skylight at a children's play centre in St Helens, prompting urgent safety investigations.
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.
PlayStation State of Play: Start Time & Game Reveals
Everything you need to know about Sony's upcoming State of Play broadcast, including exact UK start time, what major PlayStation games to expect, and how to watch live.
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.
The Weir: A Haunting Masterpiece Reborn in the West End
Conor McPherson's acclaimed supernatural play 'The Weir' makes a triumphant return to the West End. This five-star revival at the Harold Pinter Theatre captures the eerie magic of Irish storytelling, with a stellar cast led by Risteárd Cooper. A must-see
Rosalyn Drexler, pioneering pop artist, dies at 102
A tribute to the extraordinary life and multifaceted career of Rosalyn Drexler, the Pulitzer-nominated artist and writer whose provocative work left an indelible mark on pop art, literature, and theatre.
Wright & Rosheuvel Shine in 'Not Your Superwoman'
A powerful new mother-daughter drama starring 'Black Panther's Letitia Wright and 'Bridgerton's Golda Rosheuvel is captivating London audiences. Our review delves into the raw, emotional showdown.
Toddler's agonising 'hot tub rash' from soft play ball pit
A UK mother issues an urgent warning to parents after her toddler developed a severe Pseudomonas infection from a soft play centre ball pit, describing it as 'like something out of a horror movie'.
Store's 'Get Pregnant, Get Refund' Offer Sparks Fury
A major UK electrical retailer faces a feminist backlash over a controversial promotion offering a full refund on purchases to women who fall pregnant within a month. Critics slam the 'free microwave' offer as deeply regressive and irresponsible.
King Princess on 'Girl Violence' & Her 1950s Music Revolution
Exclusive interview with Mikaela Strauss, the artist known as King Princess, as she unveils the profound personal stories and feminist themes driving her explosive new album 'Girl Violence' and its unique 1950s aesthetic.
Nuns vs The Vatican: TIFF Documentary Exposes Catholic Rebellion
A powerful new documentary premiering at TIFF reveals the extraordinary story of American nuns fighting back against Vatican accusations of 'radical feminism' in a battle for spiritual autonomy.
Pitlochry's Radical Feminist Reimagining of Robert Burns
Pitlochry Festival Theatre stages a triumphant feminist reworking of Robert Burns' work, flipping the script on the bard's famous 'Toast to the Lassies' in a vibrant, music-filled celebration of female voices.
Review: 'Interview' - A Theatrical Triumph in London
Our critic delves into the powerful new production of 'Interview' at Hammersmith's Riverside Studios, exploring its haunting themes of identity and memory in a must-see theatrical experience.
UK Children's Outdoor Play Time Plummets, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research exposes a dramatic decline in British children's outdoor playtime, with profound implications for health, development, and society. Experts call for urgent action.
The Crawl Review: A Dark Triumph at Edinburgh Fringe
Our review of 'The Crawl' at the Pleasance Edinburgh, a brutally funny and unsettling new play that explores toxic friendship and male fragility. A must-see at this year's Fringe.
Lost Paws Review: A Hilarious Feline Take on Modern Life
Our theatre critic delves into 'Lost Paws', the smash-hit play that uses two mischievous cats to expose the hilarious and often painful foibles of their London owners. A must-see comedy about urban life, relationships, and the secret world of pets.
Tart & Slutty Cookbook: A Provocative Culinary Review
A candid review of 'Tart & Slutty: The Cheff's Cookbook', the provocative new culinary release causing a stir with its unapologetic approach to food and feminism. Discover why this isn't your average cookbook.
Great Gatsby gets feminist remake as female-led period drama
An exciting new female-led period drama series is reimagining F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic, shifting the focus to the overlooked women of the Roaring Twenties and their untold stories.
Tarantino's Final Film Hits London West End as Play First
Oscar-winning director Quentin Tarantino is bringing his final film project, 'The Movie Critic', to the London stage as a West End play before its cinematic release, marking a major theatrical event for 2025.
Betty Grumble's Raucous Edinburgh Fringe Rebellion
Betty Grumble's latest show at the Edinburgh Fringe is a fearless, flesh-filled manifesto against patriarchal norms. Our review delves into this provocative and poetic performance.
Chakira Alin's 'House Party' Electrifies Edinburgh Fringe
Chakira Alin's debut play 'House Party' is the must-see sensation of the Edinburgh Fringe 2025. Our review delves into this explosive, state-of-the-nation comedy about a raucous gathering that holds a mirror up to a divided UK.
Lenny Henry's 'A Brilliant Thing': Stand-Up Therapy for Depression
Comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry delivers a raw, life-affirming performance in 'A Brilliant Thing', a groundbreaking play tackling depression and suicide that's being hailed as vital, theatrical therapy.
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