British actress Kate Beckinsale revealed on the Graham Norton Show this week that while filming her breakout role in the Michael Bay-helmed Pearl Harbor, the film’s director repeatedly called her unattractive while playing up the physical attractiveness of her male co-stars.
The Daily Beast’s Eleanor Clift argued Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “has tapped into a vein of misogyny, and hate, and white supremacy” and Republicans have “been flirting with racial divisions way back to the days of the Southern Strategy”
The cruel treatment of Quentin Tarantino’s leading lady in “The Hateful Eight” is leading to charges that the film is misogynistic. Those close to the film, however, are defending the embattled director.
In a new interview, actor Daniel Craig shuts down any contention that James Bond is anything but a one-dimensional misogynist.
Jessica Alba has found massive success with her Honest Company—but one thing she’s tired of is comparisons to fellow actress and entrepreneur Gwyneth Paltrow.
21-year-old Afghan pilot Niloofar Rahmani says she has been driven to the verge of quitting by the Taliban and her own extended family.
Be sure to check out the “handy” Badass Feminist Coloring Book by Ijeoma Oluo, to calmly color your way to sanity instead of just screaming out feminist rage and ripping out pages of feminist literature.
One of the most frustrating things about debating feminists and feminist academics is how readily they reach for words such as “abuse,” “harassment” and “safety” – particularly, it seems, when they are losing the argument. Yesterday I debated Dr Emily
And so, another celebrity starlet dropped the mic to dispel a notion that women are only pawns in a man’s world.
Snoop Dogg is a changed man.
As Hollywood’s leading ladies and other prominent film and TV figures continue to sound off against the industry’s alleged misogynistic hiring practices, actress Jessica Lange feels entertainment’s gender issues go much deeper.
California Senate President Kevin de León joined Women’s Caucus chair Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson to bring a new bill, SB 695, that would require high schools offering health classes to teach students about sexual assault and violence.
In a brief interview with Vanity Fair published Thursday, Australian rapper Iggy Azalea opined on her fame, her Grammy-nominated music, and why she thinks her critics are misogynists.
