Showtime is ready to tell the stories of Washington's first ladies. The premium cable network is teaming with Viola Davis, who is set to star in and executive produce the anthology 'First Ladies.' ...

During the 19th century, women in the US and UK were expected to wear big, billowing skirts – they were a sign of femininity and conservatism, as they didn’t show off the shape of ladies’ legs.

One of the editors and hosts of Ladies Night is Lauren Burke, co-author of P.I. Jane, and a friend of mine that I met while working on a much larger all-women comic anthology, IDW’s Womanthology.

Around here we love our horror-loving ladies. Adore them in fact! That’s why we’re excited to report that an all-new female-centric anthology is on its way with some great names attached!

"Ladies should be dressed as ladies." That was a real reason one restaurateur gave for not allowing women to wear pants while dining there. But this wasn't in, say, the 1800s.

Cranky ladies resurrected from history in planned anthology. By Linda Morris. March 23, 2014 — 3.00am. Save.

A pair of Tasmanian women are putting together an anthology of fiction that they hope will shine a light on ground-breaking female characters who changed the course of world history.

Viola Davis has already booked her next television gig, and it’s a big one: The acclaimed actress will play first lady Michelle Obama in the Showtime anthology series “First Ladies ...

*We previously reported that Viola Davis had signed on to play former First Lady Michelle Obama in the anthology series titled “First Ladies” at Showtime. Now the cabler has handed out a ...