Brigitte Macron defends sexist slur as 'clumsy but private'
France's first lady faces backlash after a sexist remark against feminist protesters was caught on camera. She calls it a 'clumsy' private comment. Read the full story.
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French First Lady's Slur Against Feminists Sparks Fury
Brigitte Macron apologises for calling activists 'dirty b******' after a video emerged. The incident has ignited a major backlash in France's #MeToo era. Read the full story.
Expert advice: Help your child see past a book's cover
An advice columnist offers creative solutions for parents whose voracious young readers dismiss books based on cover art. Discover how to nurture a love of reading without making it a chore.
Jailing marginalised women is a feminist issue, report says
A new report reveals how imprisoning marginalised women devastates lives and families. It calls for urgent systemic reform. Read the full analysis and join the call for change.
Haunted Book From Jumble Sale Sparks Paranormal Terror
A man's life descends into a real-life horror story after buying a second-hand book containing mysterious photos. He reports unexplained knocks, smells, and apparitions. Read the chilling account.
Academics redefine 'feminised workplace' in gender debate
Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark argue that 'feminisation' of work exposes how capitalism exploits gender norms, not female emotions. Read their critical analysis.
Abbie Chatfield Launches Art Career with Psychedelic Slug
Podcaster Abbie Chatfield reveals her new career as an artist, debuting abstract art on Instagram while continuing work on her long-awaited feminist book. Discover her creative journey.
Tom Gauld's Online Book Shopping Cartoon Delight
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld captures the modern dilemma of online book shopping in his latest witty illustration. Discover the humour in digital book browsing today!
Lucy Steed's The Artist wins Waterstones Book of the Year
Lucy Steed's debut novel, The Artist, set in 1920s France, wins the 2025 Waterstones Book of the Year. Discover the romantic-mystery captivating readers across the UK.
Second Bid to Ban Feminist Book from National Library
Trans activists demand National Library of Scotland remove 'The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht' for second time. Discover the escalating censorship battle threatening free speech in Scottish cultural institutions.
Tala Madani's AI Art Exhibition Confronts Sexism
Iranian-American artist Tala Madani uses AI-generated robot children to challenge societal expectations of women in her powerful London exhibition at Pilar Corrias until 17 January.
Topless anti-fascist protesters assaulted in Madrid
Two topless activists protesting fascism in Madrid were sexually assaulted by a Franco supporter. The incident, caught on camera, has sparked national outrage and reignited debates over Spain's dictatorial past.
Superman comic sells for record £7.2 million
A pristine 1939 Superman No. 1 comic discovered in an attic has sold for a record-breaking £7.2 million, becoming the most valuable comic book in history. Discover the full story.
Men's Day Campaigns Split by Anti-Feminist Views
Australia's peak men's health body distances itself from conservative group's International Men's Day campaign amid concerns over anti-feminist and anti-LGBTQI+ messaging. Learn about the evolving nature of men's advocacy.
Ballerini's Song Ignites Feminist Debate in UK
Country star Kelsea Ballerini's new song 'I Sit in Parks' has become an anthem for conservative women, sparking a fierce debate about modern feminism, career choices, and the biological clock in the UK.
Kate Mosse's Feminist History for Every Day Review
Discover Kate Mosse's groundbreaking feminist history book featuring 365 women who shaped our world. Explore their untold stories and lasting impact today.
The Silver Book Review: Beauty Without Depth
Olivia Laing's novel set in 1970s Italian cinema world offers glossy aesthetics but lacks substance. Explore our review of this beautifully shallow work.
The Book of Memory: A New Path to Immortality
Discover how philosopher Mark Rowlands presents a revolutionary perspective on eternal life through the power of memory and narrative in his compelling new work.
Salman Rushdie's Haunting New Ghost Stories Collection
Literary legend Salman Rushdie makes a triumphant return with 'Nine Authentic Ghost Stories', a chilling collection that marks his first foray into supernatural fiction. Discover how the Booker Prize winner reinvents ghost stories for the modern age.
Feminist protesters branded 'Wing of ISIS' in Waitrose demo
A feminist demonstration outside a London Waitrose supermarket has sparked national controversy after protesters were compared to Islamic extremists in heated political commentary.
States of Play Wins William Hill Sports Book Award 2025
Miguel Delaney's groundbreaking book 'States of Play' has claimed the 2025 William Hill Sports Book of the Year award, exploring football's intricate relationship with geopolitics and power.
Join The Independent's Essential Feminist Newsletter
Discover why Victoria Richards' groundbreaking newsletter is becoming the essential weekly read for women seeking intelligent feminist discourse and community connection.
Zadie Smith's Essential Guide to Modern Anxiety
Discover how Zadie Smith's powerful new essay collection 'Dead and Alive' offers profound insights into navigating our age of uncertainty, from pandemic reflections to cultural commentary.
Liberation: Bess Wohl's Triumphant Return to Broadway
Bess Wohl's groundbreaking new play 'Liberation' electrifies Broadway with its powerful exploration of female friendship, ambition, and the price of success in modern America.
Ibsen's Hedda Gabler: Stunning Feminist Revival in London
Discover how this radical new production of Ibsen's classic masterpiece transforms Victorian constraints into a powerful commentary on modern female autonomy at Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre.
Feminist writer Susan Griffin dies at 78
Celebrated feminist author and cultural historian Susan Griffin, whose groundbreaking work reshaped modern feminist thought, has passed away at 78, leaving behind a powerful literary legacy.
1970s Lesbian Activists: Britain's Forgotten Warriors
A groundbreaking documentary uncovers the radical lesbian activists who organised resistance movements and fought for women's rights during the turbulent 1970s in Britain.
Regretting You Film Review: Hoover Adaptation Disappoints
The Guardian's critical take on the cinematic adaptation of Colleen Hoover's beloved novel reveals why this emotional story struggles to translate effectively to film.
Sally Wainwright's Riot Women redefines female protest
Acclaimed writer Sally Wainwright unveils her explosive new TV series 'Riot Women,' exploring the untold stories of female protesters in 1980s Britain through a contemporary feminist lens.
Black British Book Festival Returns to London Barbican
The vibrant Black British Book Festival celebrates its fifth anniversary at London's Barbican Centre, bringing together authors, publishers and readers for a weekend of literary discovery and cultural celebration.
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