Category: Women Doing Amazing Things

The artists who shocked Europe
Cath Pound Features correspondent Alamy Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele were two titans of Viennese art who shared a firm friendship and an artistic free…

Film’s struggle to help us understand the pain of dementia
Hannah Strong Features correspondent Alamy New Anthony Hopkins film The Father is a big step forward for the on-screen depiction of the condition. Can it…

How a Hollywood giant faced his reckoning
Kelly-Leigh Cooper BBC News Getty Images As jurors were sworn in for Harvey Weinstein’s trial in New York, the judge told them in no uncertain…

Why is NY Governor Andrew Cuomo under pressure?
Getty Images Governor Cuomo’s daily virus briefings earned him a fan following at the start of the pandemic Longtime New York Governor Andrew Cuomo –…

Pedro Martinez Losa: Scotland appoint Bordeaux manager as head coach
Pedro Martinez Losa said he has waited years to become Scotland head coach – after replacing Shelley Kerr more than seven months after she stood…

Kevin Spacey seeks treatment as more stars face harassment claims
Getty Images The actor won Oscars in 1996 and 2000 Kevin Spacey has said he is seeking treatment after facing allegations of sexual misconduct from…

National Gallery buys work by pioneering female artist
National Gallery Photographic Department Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Artemisia Gentileschi The National Gallery has bought a rare painting by 17th Century…

Chelsea: Sophie Ingle signs contract extension until 2025
Wales captain Sophie Ingle has signed a contract extension until 2025 with defending Women’s Super League champions Chelsea. There was interest for Ingle’s signature from…

Is Nordic humour too dark for the rest of the world?
Emma Jones Features correspondent Cohen Media Group Rams is on course to become one of the most critically successful Nordic films ever – after winning…

‘It made it okay to laugh at death’
Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Features correspondent Netflix (Credit: Netflix) The US TV programme mixed serious drama with a macabre sense of humour – and pioneered an…