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A genuinely shell-shocked Olivia Colman delivered a very real speech today that left plenty of people smiling, as she accepted the Best Actress Award for her role in The Favourite.

Brooke Boney told viewers of the Today Show that she couldn’t reconcile January 26th as Australia Day when it marks deep trauma for many Indigenous people.

Razor brand Gillette has entered brave new ground in advertising, releasing a short film designed to raise awareness and combat toxic masculinity.

When do powerful men get to ‘come back’ following #MeToo allegations? Time’s Up has a few ideas.

For all those haters of women-led, film franchises we’ve got news: Films which feature female leads are more likely to perform better at the box office. 

Meghan Markle delivered a rousing speech in New Zealand last night, on the 125th anniversary of women’s right to vote and the suffrage movement.

During the debate on same-sex marriage last year, Magda Szubanski called on Australians to start the process of healing and coming together.  

Move over Batman, Captain America and the Incredible Hulk, kids have a new favoured superhero…And she has ovaries!

Kirsty Webeck is an emerging star on Australia’s comedy circuit and is currently performing at Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Liane Moriarty, says she still experiences overwhelming fear that no one will turn up to her book signings, but last night she had nothing to worry about. 

Lindsay Lohan has unreservedly apologised for public comments in which she implied that women coming forward with #MeToo allegations were “weak”. 

Veteran television broadcaster, Lee Lin Chin spectacularly eclipsed news of the Fairfax/Nine merger yesterday, announcing her resignation from SBS.