Like a lot of girls who grew up in the 1990s—2000s, I was obsessed with the Royal Diaries books, a series with gold pages and ribbon bookmarks that introduced infamous royal women through a fictional ...

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A modern fairy tale salvaging famous women from the plays of Shakespeare, THE SHE-WOLVES will play as part of THE FEMME COLLECTIVE four-week residency at The Theater at the 14th St Y (344 East 14th St ...

Alice Jarcho had no interest in bulls and bears or puts and calls—no knowledge of them either—when, in the late 1960s, she began working as a receptionist at Hirsch & Co., a small Wall Street ...

She-Wolves-- I recall how during the last century women aspired to positions higher than personal secretaries and were called "pushy" and "unwomanly." For men to claw their way up was, of course, ...

Without these ancestral "she-wolves" (as Shakespeare dubbed Margaret of Anjou), says Castor, England's legendary Queen Elizabeth I may have been cast off, overlooked in the search for a male monarch.

She Wolves brought Castor’s book She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth to television. The programme’s sensational title was a given. With an audience beyond the niches of either a ...

A Travis Air Force Base airman, a lawyer and a school psychologist walk into a classroom. What do they all have in common? They are all strong women who have found success in their career paths. These ...

‘Marvellously dramatic dancer’ (New York Times) Laura Careless tells the stories of the forgotten female rulers of England who set the stage for Elizabeth I. Based on Helen Castor’s book/BBC series, ...

Sitting around a crowded kitchen table in Franklin Township, passing around plates filled with fried chicken and rice, the women that make up the She Wolves, an all-female motorcycling riding club, ...

A new era is born.

Historian Paulina Bren shares stories about the ladies who fought their way into New York City’s finance world when Wall Street was a boys-only club, and the uphill, ongoing battle of women to break ...