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Ellise Shafer editorFeminist icon Gloria Steinem is played by not one, not two, but four different actresses in Julie Taymor’s upcoming film “The Glorias.”In a first-look that debuted on Thursday, the nontraditional biopic features Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, Lulu Wilson and Ryan Kiera Armstrong all portraying Steinem at different stages of her life.The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.

Meghan Markle's historic conversation with Gloria Steinem, in which the duo spoke about the importance of voting.

Meghan Markle is continuing to raise awareness around the importance of this year's presidential election—and this time, feminist icon Gloria Steinem joined the duchess in spreading the word.In a new black-and-white clip shared via the MAKERS Women Instagram account, the Duchess of Sussex and Steinem casually sit down and chat about the need for women to show up to the polls this year—and every election year.

Meghan Markle recently teamed up with Gloria Steinem to talk about the importance of voting, discussing voter suppression, representation, and vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris (more on that here). Their conversation also turned to feminism—and Meghan shared that her husband, Prince Harry, is a proud feminist, calling him a "beautiful example" to their son Archie."As I’ve gotten older I’ve been able to understand that it’s not mutually exclusive to be a feminist and be feminine.

Prince Harry is a feminist, and Meghan Markle wants to tell you all about it!

Meghan Markle's full conversation with Gloria Steinem was released Wednesday, in which they discussed voting and voter suppression, feminism, and the importance of representation.

Meghan Markle's full Makers conversation with feminist and activist Gloria Steinem finally dropped, and it offers an honest conversation about voting rights in America, alonh with genuine concern about voter suppression efforts. The women also touched on Kamala Harris making history as the first Black woman vice presidential candidate for a major U.S.

Meghan Markle praised her husband, Prince Harry, for being a feminist like her during an intimate chat with Gloria Steinem.“As I’ve gotten older I’ve been able to understand that it’s not mutually exclusive to be a feminist and be feminine,” Markle, 39, told Steinem, 86, in a Q&A for Makers Women, released on Wednesday, August 26.

Meghan Markle is happy about being back in her native Los Angeles following her departure from royal duties.The Suits alum, 39, opened up about returning to her roots in a backyard chat she had with Gloria Steinem for Makers Women released on Wednesday, August 26. In the clip’s opening, the 86-year-old political activist began by saying “welcome home” to Markle.

Meghan Markle couldn't be prouder of the example her «feminist» husband, Prince Harry, is setting for their 1-year-old son, Archie. The Duchess of Sussex sat down with Gloria Steinem for a backyard chat for MAKERS Women, where she shared her and Harry's views on being a feminist.«As I’ve gotten older I’ve been able to understand that it’s not mutually exclusive to be a feminist and be feminine.

The Duchess of Sussex is once again be speaking her mind as she sits down for a conversation democracy with famed feminist icon Gloria Steinem for the “Makers” series.

Meghan Markle applauded her husband Prince Harry's role as a supportive, feminist father during a recent discussion she had with Gloria Steinem. The Duchess of Sussex explained she's thrilled that her husband's support of gender equality will be passed onto their young son, Archie.

In a published conversation with Gloria Steinem, Duchess Meghan expressed being pleased to see more racial representation in this year's presidential election. "Growing up, whether it was a doll or a person in office, you need to see someone who looks like you in some capacity," said the Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Markle wore a $356 straw hat for her recent backyard conversation with Gloria Steinem to discuss the importance of voting ahead of the US presidential election. A preview of the conversation between the Duchess of Sussex and the feminist icon was shared Tuesday by Makers Women, a media brand that “accelerates the women’s movement”.In the black-and-white clip, the duchess can be seen sitting outside at a wooden table across from Steinem.

Meghan Markle has driven fans wild with excitement after her dogs made a special appearance in her latest video.The 39 year old, who was recently invited to dinner by Hollywood actress Margot Robbie, was hosting a candid interview with legendary US activist Gloria Steinem, 86, to chat about the importance of women's rights.The interview, which looked as if it took place in a back garden, started with Gloria telling Meghan: "Welcome home.

Meghan Markle is serving up a masterclass in chic summer dressing and we’re taking note. But there’s more to this fashionable look than meets the eye.On Tuesday, August 25, MAKERS teased a sit-down interview between the 39-year-old and feminist icon Gloria Steinem.

Meghan Markle and Gloria Steinem discussed the importance of women voting in the upcoming election during a “historic backyard chat.” The MAKERS Women Instagram account shared a preview of the chat and explained the Duchess of Sussex and the social activist were going to “discuss representation, why each vote matters and how all women ‘are linked, not ranked.’” "Meg, welcome home.

Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle and American journalist Gloria Steinem recently came together to encourage voters. The 39-year-old Duchess of Sussex and the 86-year-old political activist sat down for a “historic backyard chat,” as captured by the MAKERS Women Instagram account.

Meghan Markle and Gloria Steinem are teaming up!

Meghan Markle has settled into her new Santa Barbara, California, home with Prince Harry, and now she's getting to work. The former star recently sat down with Gloria Steinem for a «historic backyard chat,» according to a preview shared by MAKERS Women on Tuesday. ET has learned that the video of Markle and Steinem's discussion was shot last weekend in Santa Barbara.

Meghan Markle’s dogs made a surprise appearance during her intimate chat with Gloria Steinem at home.“Meg, welcome home,” Steinem, 86, told Meghan, 39, in a video posted by Makers Women via Instagram on Tuesday, August, 25, before the two women began their discussion about the importance of voting.

Meghan Markle and Gloria Steinem sat down to discuss the influence of the women's empowerment movement and the importance of voting in this year's election in a new video produced by MAKERS Women. Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry's two pups also make an appearance.

The Duchess of Sussex will once again be speaking her mind when she sits down for a conversation about democracy with famed feminist icon Gloria Steinem for the “Makers” series.

Ellise Shafer editorThe cast and creators of the FX on Hulu limited series “Mrs.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: The Glorias is shifting from a theatrical release and heading straight to Amazon Prime Video. Directed by Julie Taymor, the non-traditional film chronicling the life of iconic activist Gloria Steinem is set to stream exclusively on Prime Video in U.S.

watch it now on Netflix. (★★★★☆)This FX on Hulu miniseries does a little time-hopping itself, back to the ’70s and the incipient struggle for the Equal Rights Amendment, notably the war of words (and baked goods) between conservative nightmare Phyllis Schlafly and her minions and the queens of women’s rights Gloria Steinem, Bella Abzug, and Shirley Chisholm, who slowly, tortuously attempt to get the ERA ratified.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorRose Byrne has demonstrated fierce comedic timing in movies like Bridesmaids, Spy, the Neighbors franchise and this year’s Like a Boss. But the Australian native’s turn as feminist trailblazer and Ms.

On the FX/Hulu miniseries Mrs. America, Rose Byrne portrays feminist activist Gloria Steinem, and the performance just might bring her an Emmy nomination.

Christine Lahti's portrayal of Gloria Steinem in PBS' “Gloria: A Life” reflects both a veteran artist's skill and a passion for the subject. Lahti's discovery as a young woman of Steinem and other feminist leaders opened her eyes to sexism and inequality and “saved my life,” as the Oscar-nominated actor ("Swing Shift") puts it.