Female characters shine as pillars of the “empire” in series’ second episode. by Ziwe Fumudoh I knew it was going to be hard […]
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Book Review: ‘The Girl on The Train’ by Paula Hawkins
Unreliable narrators and a roving setting lend this new thriller the makings of a sensational release. by Kaylen Ralph In Alfred […]
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If Lyft Had a “Swipe Left” Option, We’d Use It
Thanks (but no thanks), Uber, for the helpful tips on “how to not get raped” en route, but we think there’s […]
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Cracking the Glass Stage One Joke at a Time
After throwing herself into her writing-acting career, Nicole Maxali hasn’t looked back. The Filipina-American performer reflects on her hit one-woman show, […]
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Bristlr Adventures: the App for Lumbersexual Lovers
If you wanna be my lover, you better get growing that beard. Article and illustrations by Grace Molteni In the age […]
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Young Boys Refusing to Slap a Girl Makes Headlines—Why?
A social experiment celebrates young boys for refusing to slap “Martina,” but the young girl’s voicelessness is a problem yet to […]
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Q&A with “Girls” writer Sarah Heyward
Screenwriter Heyward talks “Gilmore Girls,” entertainment as activism and why the writers’ room of “Girls” is like one big sleepover. by […]
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Q&A with Paula Hawkins, Author of ‘The Girl on The Train’
A conversation with the woman who has successfully “Hitchcocked” Gone Girl. by Kaylen Ralph When Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl came out in […]
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Beyond the Headlines: Women in the 114th Congress
The 114th Congress convenes next week—a regime change which could define the political climate for women leading up to 2016. by […]
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10 Books by Women to Get Excited for in 2015
New year, new books. by The Riveter Editors This year may have officially been deigned #readwomen2014, but we’d like to see […]
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