Why it's important to make like Frozen and "Let it go".

Look out Melbourne Cup, The Championships Day 2, Longines Queen Elizabeth Stakes Day almost pipped you at the post over the weekend.

Happiness is not about what you have (or own) or even wherever it is you stand right now. It's about where you feel you're headed, about whether or not the future is looking brighter.

Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have welcomed their first, and obviously genetically blessed, child

When the British PM touched down in Riyadh last week to meet with the Saudi crown prince, she thought her uncovered head would inspire Saudi women.

But her dress choice was not brave or unique, and the "statement" it made hardly addresses the oppression of Saudi women through the nation's restrictive laws.

Malala will help promote girls' education around the world as part of her new role.

The women in Catherine Britt's family are using their experiences to encourage others to be vigilant about going to the doctor and getting checked McGrath Foundation

Some are interpreting Meghan Markle's latest move as a sign that an engagement is on the cards soon.

You know you're getting old when your favourite type of plans are cancelled plans *praying emoji*

Scarlett Johansson says Ivanka Trump's silence on a range of social issues and choice to only advocate "behind the scenes" was old fashioned, uninspired and "really cowardly".

It started with two Dutch ministers holding hands on the way to a meeting and it has sparked a global show of solidarity.

As a white woman, I'm suspicious of an idleness that's historically been both reserved for us — nonwhite women have been far less likely to be able to avoid working — and forced upon us by men who dictated what our brains could handle.

She's been Australia's unofficial cultural ambassador in London for decades – now Kylie Minogue's success as Britain's favourite Aussie has been acknowledged with a royal nod.

My biggest contention with the Ayaan Hirsi Ali Travelling Islamophobia Sideshow is not that she is given a platform, but that she is given a free ride, writes Ruby Hamad.

The 24-year-old actress missed a public memorial in Hollywood last week to honour Fisher and Reynolds. Her brother said it would have "ripped her heart out" to go.