Ten years before Virginia Woolf called for a room of one’s own, this radical poet paved the way for literary feminists.

"Theeb" remembers World War I from the Arab perspective.

Her last years were mired in scandal, and more struggles over her unpublished works may lie ahead.

To pave paradise and put up a retail parking lot, try founding one.

This seventeenth-century horror film needs to be wiser, less proud of itself, and yes, it needs to be scarier.

In Lina Meruane’s 'Seeing Red', the life of a blind woman is saturated with experience.

Rebecca Traister’s new book follows the unmarried women who are remaking America.

France's Oscar nominee is an intimate exploration of the lives of five sisters in a remote, conservative town on the Black Sea.

Finding meaning in the retailer's mountain of information isn't easy.

More likely you’re neither, as the third season resists the stereotypes of female friendship.

That feeling when you hit a million followers, make more money than your mom, push a diet pill scheme, lose your blog, and turn 16.