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No One Knows Who Michaela Coel Has Been Cast As in The Black Panther Sequel, But Twitter Has Some Theories
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(Movies)
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... Louis-Dreyfus, Maya Rudolph, And Michaela Coel Are Among Variety's Power of Women 2021 Comedian Special Honoree
From "Killing Eve" to "I May Destroy You," These 8 Women-Led Shows Should Be On Your Watchli ...
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Created on 22 July 2021
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Emilia Clarke Is Set To Release "M.O.M.: Mother of Madness," A New Comic Book Series About A Woman Who Gets Superpowers From Her Perio
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(Books)
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... and realistically female: "She can do all of these wicked things, but they all come from the fact that she is a woman who has a menstrual cycle. I thought it would be cool to have all the things that women ...
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Created on 30 June 2021
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Jameela Jamil Is Set To Star As Villain Titania In "She-Hulk," A New Marvel Series Coming To Disney
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(TV)
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Jameela Jamil will star in the next Marvel series on Disney+, She-Hulk.
Known for her role as Tahani Al-Jamil on the comedy series The Good Place, Jamil will be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe ...
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Created on 16 June 2021
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4.
DC Won't Let Batman Go Down on Catwoman Because "Heroes Don’t Do Tha
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(TV)
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... universe when they’re so much more fun.
Top image: screenshot from YouTube
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Created on 15 June 2021
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Issa Rae To Play Spider-Woman In Upcoming Marvel Film, And We're Here For I
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(Movies)
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... from BUST
"Wandavision" Is About Love, Family, And Grief. It's Also About Powerful Women.
Whoopi Goldberg Is Writing A New Movie About An Older Black Female Superhero
"Captain Marvel" And The Joy Of ...
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Created on 07 June 2021
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8 New, Inclusive YA Rom-Coms You'll Fall For This Sprin
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(Books)
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If, like me, you've spent the past 14 months finding comfort in feel-good YA, you have a lot to be excited about this spring. Some of your soon-to-be favorite additions to your bookshelf are out now ...
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Created on 11 May 2021
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Whoopi Goldberg Is Writing A New Movie About An Older Black Female Superhero
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(Entertainment)
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... I was a little kid, I’ve been obsessed with superheroes,” The View host told Variety. “They’re all saving the earth all the time. But do you know who’s really going to save the earth? Old Black women.” ...
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Created on 06 May 2021
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In "Hysterical," Kathy Griffin, Margaret Cho, and Others Discuss the Contradictions of Being a Woman in Comed
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(Movies)
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... While these expectations tend to be ingrained in the brains of girls and women from birth to death, some of them are counterintuitive to a life in comedy. How can a comedian make people laugh without a ...
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Created on 17 March 2021
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"Wandavision" Is About Love, Family, And Grief. It's Also About Powerful Wome
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(TV)
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... from other male-centric Marvel projects, is the world of strong, morally complex women who kick ass in myriad ways. Wandavision is about many forms of power, from bravery to knowledge to magical abilities, ...
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Created on 17 March 2021
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10.
How Karla Pacheco Created One Of Marvel's Most Fearless, Flawed Heroes: BUST Intervie
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(Books)
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Spider-Woman issues 1-9 are currently out, and a special cover celebrating Women's History Month by artist Jen Bartel can now be pre-ordered and will go on sale on March 17.
Top photo courtesy of ...
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Created on 19 February 2021
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11.
Get Ready for Battle With The Gilded Ones: A YA Fantasy Novel Reminiscent of Octavia Butler
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(Books)
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... “pure” women in her community. However, already an outcast by virtue of her skin color, Deka’s blood runs gold and she is deemed impure. She is then beaten, brutalized, and tortured until a mysterious ...
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Created on 09 February 2021
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Calling All Aesthetes: 10 Activist Artists Who Should Be At The Top Of Your Instagram Feed
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(Arts)
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... then uses digital technology to paint over parts of them with references to contemporary pop culture. This concept is unique, to say the least. Lapierre’s posts give voices to women of the past who were ...
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Created on 05 January 2021
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13.
How Women And YA Are Changing The World Of Comics
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(Books)
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After many years of requests for better representation in comics, comics are continuing to diversify and open more doors for women, on and off the page — and Young Adult fiction could be a big contributing ...
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Created on 12 November 2020
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Cartoonist Ellen Forney Wants You To Stay Informed And Get Out To Vote
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(Arts)
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...
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Book Review: Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo, and Me
DC Comics’ Latest Event Showed The Necessity Of Diversity In Superhero Media
Danielle Paige Is Bringing Women’s Stories ...
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Created on 27 October 2020
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"They Didn't See Us Coming" Offers A History Of Feminism's Third W
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(Books)
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They Didn’t See Us Coming: The Hidden History of Feminism in the Nineties By Lisa Levenstein (Basic Books)
With the rise of the #MeToo movement and the Women’s March, feminism has once again entered ...
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Created on 28 August 2020
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DC Comics’ Latest Event Showed The Necessity Of Diversity In Superhero Media
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(Movies)
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... superhero film, Wonder Woman. The cast didn’t release any spoilers, but instead, they answered questions from fans around the world, including some from two well-known wonder women, Venus Williams and ...
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Created on 27 August 2020
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"Ammonite" Trailer: A Queer Period Piece Starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Rona
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(Movies)
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... an icon for women in science whose discoveries changed the way we think about prehistoric life and the history of the Earth itself. Although there isn’t any evidence that she had any lovers, why should ...
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Created on 26 August 2020
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How "Wonder Woman's" Costume Designer Outfitted A Superhe
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(Style)
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... not in their vocabulary.” Their wardrobe was inspired by women’s sportswear and designer Azzedine Alaïa, whose dresses (most famous in the ’80s and early ’90s) were made of stretchy fabric so that women ...
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Created on 14 August 2020
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How These Women Cartoonists Shaped the Flapper Image in the Roaring ’20s
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(Arts)
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During the roaring ’20s, cartoons featuring flappers were all the rage. And some of the best were actually drawn by the era’s most talented women
WHEN FLAPPERS TOSSED their corsets and shore their ...
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Created on 10 August 2020
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“She-Ra” Creator Noelle Stevenson Talks Flawed Heroines And Women In Animation: BUST Interview
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(TV)
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... and his buddies at the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics. A lot of what made Nimona special was also what made She-Ra special: both characters were women who made mistakes.
Stevenson tells ...
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Created on 16 July 2020
