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Rachel Griffiths’ directorial debut Ride Like a Girl has topped the Box Office on its opening weekend in Australian cinemas.

What I would love is fiction in which a woman’s existence is not destroyed by the end of the story. Where a woman’s desires do not impair her.

An unprecedented number of women-led and created television shows have been nominated in the category of Outstanding Comedy Series.

Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre has announced an extraordinary lineup of feminist writers for the inaugural Broadside Festival, happening in November.

Nia Pericles’ documentary Storm in a Teacup will air on ABC + iView on Tuesday September 17 during Dementia Australia’s ‘Dementia Action Week’.

Hannah Gadsby beat Beyonce, Adam Sandler, Amy Schumer and James Corden to win an Emmy for “Outstanding writing for a variety special” for Nanette.

After labelling John Legend as “boring”, Donald Trump took aim at the singer’s wife Chrissy Teigen, referring to her as his “filthy mouthed wife”.

Co-writer of Crazy Rich Asians, Adele Lim has declined to work on two proposed film sequels after learning she’d earn 8x less than her male colleague.

Scarlett Johansson is Hollywood’s highest-paid female actor. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the highest paid male actor. But there’s a ludicrious pay-gap.

Screen Australia has exceeded its long-term Gender Matters KPI, with 56% of projects receiving funding with at least 50% women in key creative roles.

Bumble has teamed up with eSports organization Gen. G to form a group of professional Fortnite players and the world’s first all-women esports team.

In film the glorification of male power involves female suffering. Quentin Tarantino’s latest film continues to normalise the subordination of women.