Written by Issy Golding. Marilyn Monroe. Everyone has their own image of the woman that embodies that name. But that is kind of the point. Marilyn was there for people to project their own images and fantasies on. Carefully created and then honed by the studio system at a time when “dumb blondes” were seen… Read More The Myth of Marilyn Monroe
Written by Charis Gambon The military has often been portrayed as a career for males historically. However more females are joining the military and opportunities are beginning to open up for the female sex. In ‘’April 2020, 10.9 per cent of the UK Regular Forces were female (15,900 personnel), as part of a longer term… Read More British military history and the female gender
‘written by Megan Musgrove’ On 26th May 1950, an eighteen-year-old Elizabeth Taylor stood outside the Church of the Good Shepherd, ready to wed hotel heir Conrad ‘Nicky’ Hilton. The wedding had been hijacked by the studio she was contracted to, MGM, who saw it as convenient promotion for her latest film Father of the Bride,… Read More The Marriages of Elizabeth Taylor
Written by Charis Gambon Magnificent women and flying machines is as the title suggests magnificent! The book written by British women and their contributions to flight from 1785 to 1991. 40 women over 16 chapters are explored in this wonderful book. Each women in the book is provided with a short chapter about her unique… Read More Magnificent Women and Flying Machines Book review
A Little Insight 