Tina Fey Wants You to Know That Women Are Not ‘Cappuccino Machines’
And all the best speeches from Variety’s annual Power of Women luncheon, featuring Alicia Keys, Samantha Bee, and Viola Davis.
By Anna SilmanAnd all the best speeches from Variety’s annual Power of Women luncheon, featuring Alicia Keys, Samantha Bee, and Viola Davis.
By Anna SilmanIn a powerful op-ed, the equal-pay advocate discussed her #MeToo moment, and how sexual harassment affects the pay gap.
By Madeleine Aggeler“This is part of your legacy,” founder Audrey Gelman told her at last night’s event.
By Anna Silman“Sure, some might like all women spaces, but this can’t be its business model.”
By Madeleine AggelerThe Pitch Perfect writer and Girlboss showrunner sees her directorial debut, the teen sex comedy Blockers, as a feminist project of a certain stripe.
By Allison P. DavisA female janitor was photographed cleaning up chalk graffiti that reads “Happy International Women’s Day.”
By Lisa RyanBrands … thank you.
By Madeleine AggelerThe slogan is “if we stop, the world stops.”
By Gabriella PaiellaThe arches will be flipped for International Women’s Day.
By Lisa RyanArtist Zoë Buckman brings a 43-foot sculpture called Champ to Hollywood’s Sunset Strip.
By Jane Drinkard“I’m very interested in Woody Allen the filmmaker.”
By Madeleine AggelerHe apologized for his “dumb joke” about “peoplekind.”
By Madeleine Aggeler#MeToo has started a robust, complicated conversation — whether or not she’s listening.
By Rebecca TraisterDoritos is launching a quieter, less messy chip for women. Here are some other things we’d enjoy.
By Madeleine AggelerCould’ve sworn he was.
By Amanda ArnoldThe Portlandia co-creator talks #MeToo, directing a rom-com, and getting back in the studio with Sleater-Kinney.
By Anna SilmanNaomi Parker Fraley passed away at 96.
By Gabriella PaiellaOn Saturday, the Cut will join the thousands of people marching in New York City.
By The CutOn January 21, 2016, a small team of curators in Washington collected posters for the Smithsonian.
By Madeleine AggelerGrace’s story complicates the #MeToo movement. That’s a good thing.
By Madeleine Aggeler