The Senator Likes Women

When Anne Robinson and women of her generation broke the glass ceiling 50 years ago she imagined that we'd be much further along the road to equality by now. In the light of MeToo, Times Up and recent revelations about the gender pay gap, Anne can't help wondering whether women today have become too fragile? To explore this provocative view, she meets women from across the UK to find out - 100 years on from suffrage - what's still preventing them from achieving equality and what women are doing to fight back.

Milland is charming as Gilbert Sedley, an innocent professor – he's apparently been isolated working in the Orient too long – who is baffled by his strong reactions to a young newspaper reporter, Kate Farrell (Teresa Wright). Why does he think of Niagara Falls whenever he's around her?

Armand Goldman owns a popular drag nightclub in South Miami Beach. His long-time lover, Albert, stars there as Starina.

To mark a century since women first took on roles alongside men in the armed forces, five celebrities with a connection to the military experience how things have changed in the years since.

Lucy Lawless hosts 5 one-hour episodes in this documentary series produced by October Films production - Discovery Networks Co-production This series of five films bring to life History’s most charismatic women warrior. Shot on location in France, Ireland, Britain, China, and New Mexico, the stories are a heady mix of historical sleuthing and provocative reconstruction brought to the screen by television’s most famous women warrior: Lucy Lawless, star of the television series Xena, Warrior Princess.

The death of the senator son Panait (Stefan Sileanu) is politicaly dangerous for him and for his party. Drog dealers, prostitutes, murderers, corupt cops and politicians, all are present in this movie about Romania of our days. Dirty bussiness, blackmails all are their place in the " democracy"The perseverence of Gelu Mailat (Tomi Cristin), and Pia Zilieru (Crenguta Hariton), a jouranalist make possible the solve of the mistery of the death of the young boy..In the end the good win grace for 2 cops and a journaliste who won the faith against thevevil using as weappons the love and the truth (like never happens in reality ) “Despre morti numai de bine” is the movie witch make you look above the apparances the world of romanian politicianism.

The death of the senator son Panait (Stefan Sileanu) is politicaly dangerous for him and for his party. Drog dealers, prostitutes, murderers, corupt cops and politicians, all are present in this movie about Romania of our days. Dirty bussiness, blackmails all are their place in the " democracy"The perseverence of Gelu Mailat (Tomi Cristin), and Pia Zilieru (Crenguta Hariton), a jouranalist make possible the solve of the mistery of the death of the young boy..In the end the good win grace for 2 cops and a journaliste who won the faith against thevevil using as weappons the love and the truth (like never happens in reality ) “Despre morti numai de bine” is the movie witch make you look above the apparances the world of romanian politicianism.

Amie, Stacey and Jody must wear electronic ankle bracelets and aren’t allowed out at night. If they breach their curfews, they could get sent straight to prison. Women receive 7,000 of the 60,000 tag orders that are handed out each year, and this series follows three of them. The government say they want to reduce the number of women in prison, and community orders, such as tags, are an alternative to serving time - but what’s it really like wearing a tag for these young women and as part of a system that fails to address the root causes of women’s offending, do they work?

Kirsty Young presents a unique celebration of the centenary of women winning the right to vote featuring live coverage of PROCESSIONS, commissioned as part of 14-18 NOW and created by Artichoke. This vibrant and immersive art experience takes place across Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and London. The event sees tens of thousands of women and girls process through the streets of the four UK capitals in the spirit of the original campaigners for women's suffrage.

From Shake n' Vac to Levi's and launderettes, a Flake girl in the bath and women falling for the Lynx effect - the history of pioneering women making iconic TV ads.