Frida Kahlo is my favourite artist.  Having visited the V&A last summer and been disappointed, I was really keen to see if the exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum would be more uplifting.

DC nailed it

An interactive medley of all the strange habits, foibles and occasional moral fibres that brought the UK and the USA together during WW2.

"It has never been more important for young journalists to be self starters, to innovate and find new ways to tell stories."

"So if Matt and I have officially had sex then why does it still hurt? I still don’t get what’s so amazing about it, how can women even come from it - when is that supposed to happen?"

Friday Night Love Poem, written by Natalia Knowlton, tells a trio of poignant coming of age stories about virginity, pleasure, and identity as three young women discover sexual empowerment for the first time. This brand new play looks at the challenges girls face when they begin exploring their sexuality in a world fuelled by stigma, bad sex education, and internet porn.

The Victoria and Albert Museum is currently holding a 'Fashion through the ages' exhibition which has work from many famous designers and shows how the past trends have been influenced by the women of those periods.

At long last, Marvel Studios have unleashed Carol Danvers

When Sasha Siem sat down to write ‘Eve Eyed’ she had only one aim; to help women and girls shed their internalised and inherited shame surrounding their bodies and their minds. She explains that, at least in the Judeo-Christian tradition, women have been blamed for centuries for the ‘fall’ of man and that women have unconsciously adopted the shame that has been accredited to them for so long.

College admission scandals, a strong second film from the director of Get Out, and a Disney dominated news cycle

Multiple sexual abuse controversies, the death of a legend, and two music titans take it to court

A darkly comic and politically important performance takes me on a slightly confusing journey to the centre of the NHS

Simon Burgess, who passed his Trinity Grade 8 'Acting in Pairs' with Distinction, on being a 'double threat' and the virtues of eccentricity on stage