Reform UK councillor in court over Pride protest
A self-proclaimed radical feminist and Reform UK councillor has appeared in court following a row over a drag act performance at a Pride festival.
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Jenna Ortega's Feminist Take on Wednesday Season 2
Jenna Ortega discusses her feminist approach to 'Wednesday' Season 2, revealing how she's shaping the iconic character with a modern twist.
Book Festival criticised for excluding gender-critical authors
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has come under fire for allegedly excluding authors with gender-critical views, sparking a heated debate on free speech and inclusivity.
Selfish Girls & Hot Milk: Redefining motherhood in fiction
Exploring Abigail Bergstrom's 'Selfish Girls' and Gwendoline Riley's 'Hot Milk' – two novels challenging traditional narratives of motherhood in contemporary fiction.
The City for Incurable Women: A Haunting Fringe Masterpiece
A gripping review of 'The City for Incurable Women' at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe – a play that blends history, horror, and feminism into a theatrical triumph.
Sockettes barred from men-only Australian Club
A feminist performance group's protest against a men-only club in Sydney has reignited debates over gender equality in private institutions.
Lady Pink graffiti exhibition hits London
Legendary graffiti artist Lady Pink brings her vibrant and rebellious art to London in a groundbreaking exhibition celebrating her four-decade career.
Extraordinary Women: London theatre's powerful new show
A powerful new production at London's Jermyn Street Theatre celebrates the unsung heroines of history in a must-see theatrical experience.
Enchanting Picture Book Covers You Can't Resist
Discover the most visually arresting picture book covers that promise to enchant both children and adults alike. A feast for the eyes and the imagination!
Gwyneth Paltrow biography reveals Goop's controversial origins
A revealing look at Amy Odell's unauthorised biography of Gwyneth Paltrow, exploring the actress-turned-lifestyle-guru's polarising journey from Hollywood to Goop.
John Niven’s 'The Fathers': A Gritty Class Satire
John Niven's latest novel, 'The Fathers,' delivers a sharp and unflinching critique of class divides, blending dark humour with raw social commentary.
Truth About Population Growth Revealed
Dean Spears and Michael Geruso's groundbreaking book 'After the Spike' challenges common misconceptions about population growth, offering fresh insights backed by rigorous research.
Amy Tan's 'The Backyard Bird Chronicles' Review
Discover how Amy Tan's latest book, 'The Backyard Bird Chronicles', blends memoir, nature writing, and stunning illustrations to celebrate the joy of birdwatching.
Evie Sage's 'Me, You & Evie': A moving memoir review
Dive into Evie Sage's touching memoir 'Me, You & Evie', a poignant tale of love, loss, and personal growth that captivates from the first page.
The Leap: Australia as a Crime Scene in New Thriller
Discover 'The Leap,' a thrilling new crime novel that transforms Australia into a vast crime scene. A must-read for fans of suspense and mystery.
Jen Calleja's 'Fair': A tribute to translation
A deep dive into Jen Calleja's 'Fair,' a captivating exploration of translation's magic and its profound impact on literature.
Raza Jamshed's 'What Kept You' – A Literary Triumph
A deep dive into Raza Jamshed's critically acclaimed novel 'What Kept You,' a poignant tale of grief, memory, and the unbreakable bonds of family.
Washington Black review: Gorgeous but flawed Disney+ adaptation
Disney+'s 'Washington Black' offers breathtaking visuals and strong performances, but struggles with pacing and narrative depth in this ambitious historical drama.
Thomas Chatterton Williams' divisive take on US race and class
A critical review of Thomas Chatterton Williams' latest book, 'Summer of Our Discontent,' which delves into America's complex race relations, political divides, and class struggles.
Bella Thorne Shines in Feminist Horror 'Saint Clare'
Bella Thorne delivers a powerhouse performance in 'Saint Clare,' a gripping feminist revenge horror that takes on predatory creeps with brutal precision. Read our review.
The Idaho Four: New True Crime Book Reveals All
A chilling new book revisits the infamous Idaho quadruple murder case, offering fresh insights and unsettling details about the crime that shocked America.
Fiona Phillips' raw memoir on early-onset Alzheimer's
Fiona Phillips' memoir 'Remember When' offers a raw and unflinching account of her battle with early-onset Alzheimer's, blending personal struggle with a call for greater awareness.
Georgi Gospodinov’s 'Death and the Gardener' review
Explore Georgi Gospodinov’s latest novel, 'Death and the Gardener,' a profound reflection on grief, time, and the fragility of human existence. A must-read for literary enthusiasts.
July's Must-Read Sci-Fi & Fantasy Books Revealed
Discover the hottest sci-fi and fantasy releases this July, including Ben Aaronovitch's 'The Stone Sky' and Yasuhiko Nishizawa's mind-bending 'The Man Who Died Seven Times'. Plus, Ava Reid's enchanting 'A Theory of Dreaming'.
Katherine Brabon's 'The Cure': A Masterpiece of Memory
A deep dive into Katherine Brabon's latest novel, 'The Cure', examining its poignant themes of memory, grief, and the search for healing.
Poor Clare: A Sassy Spin on a Medieval Saint
A bold new theatrical production reimagines the life of Saint Clare of Assisi with wit and contemporary flair, sparking thought-provoking questions about faith and feminism.
Queen Camilla: The Feminist Monarch's 30-Year Crusade
Discover how Queen Camilla has dedicated decades to empowering women through her unwavering support for feminist charities and advocacy work.
The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück: Women Who Defied Nazis
Lynne Olson's latest book, 'The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück,' uncovers the harrowing yet inspiring stories of women who defied the Nazis in one of history's darkest chapters.
Michael Clune's 'Pan': A Haunting Teen Psychosis Tale
Michael Clune's debut novel 'Pan' delivers a raw, unsettling portrayal of teenage psychosis, earning widespread acclaim for its lyrical prose and psychological depth.
Leila Mottley’s 'The Girls Who Grew Big': A Must-Read
Leila Mottley’s latest novel, 'The Girls Who Grew Big,' delves into the lives of teenage mothers with unflinching honesty and emotional depth. A must-read for fans of contemporary fiction.
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