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Celebrity role models and inspiring feminist celebrities for girls and women everywhere.

Strong Female Role Models (Other Than Oprah)
When we hear the words "Strong female leader" our minds usually wander to Oprah or Michele Obama. Oprah has a strong influence on a lot of charities and her interviews with inspirational people can really change an outlook on life. How about the other strong female role models? Who are they, and what do they do that's inspirational?
By Ada Zuba7 years ago in Viva
Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle
She is graceful, she emits strength and love, and she stands for what she believes in. She is a woman. She is Meghan Markle. Last year, the entire world watched as Meghan walked down the aisle to her literal prince. Now, nearly an entire year later, Meghan and Harry are expecting their first child at any moment. Throughout her experience as a Duchess, even as a pregnant one, Meghan has been verbally assaulted by numerous sources, including her own family, yet when she steps out she smiles at the people, gives to them, and aspires love within them.
By Joann Joseph7 years ago in Viva
Natalie Eva Marie
If you haven't met or heard of Natalie Eva Marie, it's all good, you have now. Natalie Eva Marie started out her career in 2013 debuting in WWE as a WWE Diva. The star was "all red everything" so if you don't recognize her above, it may be that the red hair is gone, and purple is the new red. She left WWE in 2017 to do bigger and better things.
By Caitie7 years ago in Viva
5 Solid Reasons We're Obsessed with Chrissy Teigen—Reigning Women
So, there's about a lifetime of reasons to love Chrissy Teigen. From her "yas, sis" worthy tweets to her no-bs personality, Chrissy Teigen is indeed a woman of the day, and we're borderline obsessing.
By Reigning Women7 years ago in Viva
'Riverdale's Camila Mendes Talks About Learning to Love Her Body—Reigning Women
With the recent stirring of National Eating Disorder Awareness week on social media, Riverdale's Camile Mendes weighed in with her own experiences.
By Reigning Women7 years ago in Viva
Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway Scam Men in New Trailer 'The Hustle'
Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson have joined forces and will soon hit the big screen in The Hustle, a film featuring two badass women who swindle wealthy men out of massive sums of money.
By Reigning Women7 years ago in Viva
Women Won Big at 2019 Grammys
The 61st annual Grammy Awards took place on Sunday night, an evening that seemed to be themed around all things woman. Female songwriters, rappers, producers, singers, and engineers racked up awards left and right, with a grand total of 31 women taking home awards.
By Reigning Women7 years ago in Viva
Chris Brown Cleared in Rape Investigation
On January 22, news broke that Chris Brown was being detained in Paris, France for rape allegations. In the wake of Lifetime’s Surviving R Kelly and the #MeToo Movement, the internet did not take the allegations against R&B singer Chris Brown lightly. Press sites and social media quickly began to denounce the singer and bring up his criminal past. Brown’s 2009 domestic violence case was highly publicized, along with his other run-ins with the law and tumultuous relationships. Despite his rocky past, in recent years Chris Brown has been staying out of the media and trouble. Many believe this can be attributed to his new role as a father to his daughter Royalty Brown.
By Maya Ann7 years ago in Viva
Surviving R. Kelly: Lifetime Docuseries Tells All
R. Kelly sexual assault allegations are nothing new. In the wake of the Lifetime docuseries Surviving R. Kelly, let’s take a look at R. Kelly’s history of abuse and accusations. Let’s also discuss what it would take to put a stop to R. Kelly if that is even possible.
By Maya Ann7 years ago in Viva
#MeToo Moves Forward but Why Do We Still Support Chris Brown?
The #MeToo movement has made some major moves in the way the world looks at sexual assault, and for the most part, things seem to be moving forward, however, the music industry has turned a blind eye to certain artists' past discrepancies, while we're all distracted with Hollywood. Since I’ve been alive, music has had a long history of objectifying women and using sexuality to sell records. Now with the #MeToo movement, it seems as if we are beginning to hold the powerful accountable for their actions, and calling people out, but that is not always the case. Male artists who have been caught and convicted of assault against women remain at the top of the charts and unscathed by a movement that has shaken the country.
By Stephanie Murguia7 years ago in Viva
An Open Letter to Roseanne Barr. Top Story - November 2018.
Dear Roseanne, The new season of The Conners has spurred me to write to you. I've been so upset with you ever since the reboot of your self-titled show. You see, I grew up with you as a secondary mother. Your television family was a reflection of my family, and your parenting lessons echoed my mother's. You were the first feminist woman I saw blazing a path with no regard to those she upset. You were revolutionary to girls of my age.
By Diane Nivens7 years ago in Viva
Why Ariana Grande is Changing the Status Quo of Women and Mental Health
Ariana Grande recently released her new album, Sweetener, and just announced her US Tour dates for the Sweetener World Tour. Her career is skyrocketing right now and she deserves to be recognized beyond the mere fact that her and Pete Davidson have split. She’s silently advocating for a positive mental state of mind and honing in on her womanhood, all while being independent working on getting better.
By Mackenzie Coberley7 years ago in Viva