culture

A giant recreation of a photographic portrait by South Sudanese artist is being unveiled today in Sydney to mark World Refugee Day. 

British author Bernardine Evaristo has been commended with the Women’s prize outstanding contribution award.

Australian cinematographer Mandy Walker has become the first woman to be elected as the president of American Society of Cinematographers.

Sydney-based novelist Michelle de Kretser has won this year’s Stella Prize for her eighth book, “Theory & Practice”.

“Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy”, is the best sequel yet. It’s tender and poignant, filled with delicious eye candy and hilarious moments.

Jodie Foster, 62, Demi Moore, 62, Fernanda Torres, 59 and Zoe Saldaña, 46 took home Golden Globes for their performances in 2024.

Women and people of colour remain underrepresented in the shows on the most popular streaming platforms, a new study from UCLA has found. 

One of the UK’s oldest and most distinguished clubs has decided to allow women to join —  193-years after its establishment. 

Several top women in theatre were awarded at this year’s Sydney Theatre Awards, taking home awards in performance and design categories.

Until Black women can wear their hair how they want without risk of ridicule, reprimand or termination, a joke targetting Black hair is no laughing matter.

Gold Coast Young LNP chair Barclay McGain was seen laughing at a racist comment made by a schoolie in a video posted to Facebook.

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