Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard, who will grace the silver screen as Lady Macbeth in the forthcoming adaptation of Macbeth, recently sat for an interview with Porter, during which she offered her thoughts about feminism.

Kaley Cuoco—star of the popular Bird Bop program on CBS, now airing Mondays at 8/7c—announced her divorce from her husband of 21 months, Ryan Sweeting, on Friday. Since then she’s been doing stuff with horses.

Patricia Arquette's acceptance speech is the one to beat, and no one believes this more than her fellow nominee Meryl Streep. Accepting the trophy for her supporting role in Boyhood, Arquette made things political in the most plainspoken way possible:

Can women really have it all? Burpy Boo actress Kaley Cuoco says yes, if you're a woman named Kaley Cuoco. After putting feminism on blast in Redbook last month, Kaley is walking back her comments for a second time, insisting that all she meant to say was that she loves her life.

Kaley Cuoco—star of the popular Beep Boop program on CBS, Thursdays 8/7c—put feminism on blast this week when she told Redbook that she's not a feminist because she's "never really faced inequality" and loves "serving" her husband. Now it's a new year, and Kaley is feeling bad about saying those things.

Oh boy. In a recent interview with Pride Source, actress and feminist Lily Tomlin was asked what she thought of modern examples of feminism, specifically think-piece darlings Beyoncé and Girls. Can you believe that she responded with anything other than "both perfect, next question"?

Thursday night was the Gloria Awards and Gala, held in New York City by the Ms. Foundation for Women. The party, which doubled as an 80th birthday party for Ms. magazine founder Gloria Steinem, featured awards, speeches, and a giant cake.