Isadora Duncan: The Painful Life of the Ballerina Who Transformed the World
"To dance is to feel, to feel is to suffer, to suffer is to love. You love, you suffer, and you feel. You dance!"
Mistress or Muse? The Story of Jean Tatlock, Florence Pugh’s Character in ‘Oppenheimer’
Florence Pugh plays Jean Tatlock in 'Oppenheimer,' a woman with a brilliant mind that influenced the life of the 'father of the atomic bomb.'
Frida Kahlo: A Sad Story of Low Self-Esteem and Destructive Love
Frida Kahlo is often seen as a symbol of rebelliousness and female empowerment, but her art shows she was only a sad woman with
Katherine Oppenheimer: The Loyal Wife of the ‘Father of the Atomic Bomb’
Who was Katherine Oppenheimer, and why she was so important in the physicist's life?
“Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina:” Eva Peron’s Life In 20 Photos
With her power and influence, Eva Peron made efforts to change the laws that shamed and ostracized “natural” children and encouraged laws to empower
Suzy Solidor, The Queer Singer That Inspired Over 200 Artists During The Thirties
If you're wondering who was the ultimate art muse of them all, that would be the forgotten singer, Suzy Solidor, the most painted woman
Lili Elbe: the First Known Person to Undergo a Gender-Affirming Surgery
Famously known for the movie 'The Danish Girl,' the story of Lili Elbe is often mistold.
Locusta: The World’s First Serial Killer Was A Woman
The world’s first serial killer, Locusta, saw Rome and thought, “Now here’s an opportunity.”
Gladys Bentley: The Queer Harlem Renaissance Singer Who Broke Barriers A Century Ago
Gladys Bentley managed to break barriers and live freely not caring about anything or anyone else but her.
Queen Anne, The Allegedly Lesbian English Queen No One Talks About But Should
In the last few decades, many historians and biographers have devoted their life to studying of one of Britain’s least known monarchs and her
