Katie Arnstein tells the story of a day at a drama school when the tutor instructed her to do a graduation show as "Because it is a blonde with big breasts". Giving information to Arnstein's solo show Sexy Lamp, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe this month, is one of several experiences. The title comes from […]
yeno I want to sit next to a big girl. I know this because someone recently moved the placement card from the dinner table and moved away from me. Some of us may wear it as a badge of honor, but the label – “a loud woman” – is never a compliment. Depicts a noisy
a Ten years ago, writer Christopher Hitchens wrote about why women aren't fun at the Vanity Fair. It caused some bass. But imagining that it is being published today scratches the idea that the Hitchens are being dragged across cyberspace by the Pechenist Twitter. More striking is the author's recognition of the existence of female
teaMP's Mnicky Morgan pointed out that Hera's May emergency cabinet reorganization encouraged more men named Jeremy than the average woman. Morgan's words became clear, but they were made so often and more fun (in 2014, Cameron ate more dinner with people named David than women). But how depressing are Morgan's coda-100 years of suffrage? –