Jenna Ortega admits she'll never dye her hair blonde or conform to industry standards because individuals 'haven't had her best interests' Liam Hemsworth's stunning girlfriend Gabriella Brooks looks chic as she leads arrivals alongside Isabel Lucas at Aje's 15th Anniversary party Kerry becomes the fourth contestant to leave Big Brother 2023: NHS Manager is EVICTED after Noky and Trish's nominations were revealed

MAFS UK viewers urge Paul to 'run' from 'toxic' Tasha as she offers 'fake' apology for their heated row - as fans query why the argument wasn't aired There’s Whina Cooper (1895-1994), Māori activist and elder, who led a protest march against her people’s loss of land – a 640km trek from the topmost tip of North Island to Parliament in Wellington. (She was 79 at the time.)Milo Ventimiglia, 46, and Jarah Mariano, 35, are the picture of marital bliss in Los Angeles... after secretly tying the knot earlier this year I hope Warrior Queens & Quiet Revolutionaries will inspire as I have been inspired. It asks the question of what history is, who makes it and who gets to decide what and who matters. It questions why some people's contributions are lauded and seen as significant, whereas others vanish into silence. When you take mythological women away from statues, you’re pretty much left with Queen Victoria and Boudica. And it shouldn’t be… but the fuss when it’s suggested there might be a few more statues of women! It’s a very odd thing. When Caroline Criado-Perez suggested it would be good to have a woman on a banknote – and Jane Austen is hardly at the vanguard of the feminist revolution – she lived with death threats for several years. Royals DO carry cash (but not enough!) Queen Camilla asks market vendors if she can settle up later after running out of shillings in Nairobi Bobby Brazier and Strictly professional dance partnerDianne Buswell share a kiss after surviving another week of gruelling rehearsals

Women’s achievements have been routinely left out of history, or misattributed or overlooked. Those women who do make it into the history books are often those who were most visible, most celebrated, most notorious, who lived their lives in public view, though that doesn’t necessarily preserve their legacy. One person’s heroine is another’s mortal enemy, it depends whose side you're on, but we can still salute the determination of these warrior queens and pirate commanders who survived, as women, in a desperate and dangerous man’s world. Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece is spotted looking glum amid split from 'Britain's most eligible bachelor' Peregrine Pearson Between 1885 and her death, she wrote nearly 100 articles and pieces for The Girl's Own Paper — she was writing an article for them a few days before she died in January 1932 — and all but one of her novels were serialised in the magazine. No heartbreak here! Princess Olympia of Greece is all smiles as she's spotted leaving her London home with... Alec Baldwin looks downcast as he steps out for coffee in NYC... after vowing to fight in court if he is charged with involuntary manslaughter over fatal Rust shootingThe day we thought would never come! How Prince William FINALLY proposed to Kate Middleton after EIGHT YEARS of waiting...