This is an extract from 'Women Who Win' by Antoinette Lattouf – Penguin Books, out now.
- Antoinette Lattouf
Experiencing imposter syndrome and questioning her place in spaces that should've felt like her own, Suhaniya has returned to Bharatanatyam after a 16-year hiatus.
- Suhaniya
Describing her new book as “part memoir, part manifesto, and a bit of a dating guide”, Dee Salmin appears on 'Booksmart' to chat about 'It’s Not Love, Actually: How To Find The Life and Love You Deserve'.
- Missing Perspectives
It’s a match made in culinary heaven after the Duchess of Sussex has shared her passion for food over the years.
- Alicia Vrajlal
Ending DEI partnerships isn’t just a branding decision. It risks weakening the link between public institutions and the diverse communities they are meant to represent, writes Div Pillay.
- Div Pillay
Sunny and Allie delve into the wonderful and traumatic world of Yulin Kuang and 'How To End A Love Story'.
- Missing Perspectives
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Will McDonald ahead of the third season of Heartbreak High to discuss all things asexual, eshay, and Hartley High.
- Allie Daisy King
In episode 3 of Booksmart, co-hosts Sunny Adcock and Allie Daisy King break down the first novel by Jennette McCurdy.
- Missing Perspectives
'Inside The Manosphere' sparks an urgent and necessary conversation. But in our rush to respond to the impact the manosphere's having on our young men, we are making a familiar mistake; we are leaving our girls to quietly absorb the damage on their own.
- Maeve Slonim