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DC Gives 11-Year-Old Girl Who Asked for More Female-Lead Content Her Own Superhero

By Feb 20th
Meet Silk, Marvel’s Newest Female Asian-American Superhero

By Feb 19th
Power Loaders! Punching! A Montage of Some of Action Movies’ Biggest Female Badasses

By Feb 4th
Badass Milla Jovovich Interviewed Badass Michelle Rodriguez, Discussed Movies, Motherhood, & Mischief

By Jan 15th
CBS Chairman Calls Supergirl Series a “Female Empowerment Story”

By Jan 12th
The Lego Movie Creators Talk Representation, Promise Sequel Will Have More Female Characters

By Nov 12th
Read Black Widow Writer’s 6-Page Opener for a #BlackWidowMovie Right Here

By Nov 5th
Natalie Dormer: “We Don’t Have Enough Young, Female Antiheroes”

By Nov 5th
The Mary Sue Exclusive Interview: Disney Infinity 2.0‘s Brand-New Playable Female Characters And The Future Of Ladies In-Game

By Nov 4th
The Mary Sue Interview: Hercules‘s Ingrid Bolsø Berdal Talks About Women In Action Movies

By Nov 4th
John Barrowman, Stephen Amell, & Willa Holland Discuss Thea’s Journey & The Women Of Arrow

By Oct 22nd
Things We Saw Today: Ronan and Nebula Make A Killer Cosplay Couple

By Oct 13th
Interview And Sneak Peek With Tania del Rio, Author Of Diary of A Girl Next Door: Betty

By Oct 10th
Gillian Anderson: Initial Pay Difference On The X-Files Was “Massive”

By Oct 1st
Jennifer Morrison & Josh Dallas Tell Us About The Strong Female Characters Of Once Upon a Time

By Sep 28th
Huzzah! Strong Female Protagonist: Book One To Be Distributed By Top Shelf Productions

By Sep 24th
Greg Berlanti Says It’s “Well Past” Time For A Supergirl Show; Bruce Timm Working On Gritty Justice League Series

By Sep 18th
Study Shows Women’s Employment In Prime-Time TV Has Plateaued; Overwhelming Percentage Of Female Characters Still White, Young, & One-Dimensional

By Sep 17th
Things We Saw Today: Falkor Is The Tastiest Luck Dragon In All Of Fantasia

By Sep 15th
The Pern Effect: Fantasy Books From the ’60s and Beyond That Deserve the Big-Screen Treatment

By Aug 27th