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'''2023 DYK Blurbs''':
* ... that teacher '''[[Mary Creighton Bailey]]''' was awarded the [[Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany]] for her services in the improvement of education in Germany shortly after [[World War&nbsp;II]]? <small>(2023-12-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sophie von Maltzan]]''' led the making of a submarine that was walked through the streets of [[Dublin]]? <small>(2023-12-29)</small>
* ... that an Indian maharajah asked '''[[Tara Devi of Kapurthala|Eugenie Grosup]]''' ''(pictured)'' to marry him after she received a [[deportation]] notice to leave India and return to [[German-occupied Europe|Nazi-occupied Europe]]? <small>(2023-12-28)</small>
* ... that the Latin princess '''[[Ioveta]]''' was about four years old when her mother, Queen [[Morphia of Melitene|Morphia]], surrendered her to the Turks as debt payment security? <small>(2023-12-27)</small>
* ... that in 1977, [[Appalachian music|Appalachian folk]] singer '''[[Phyllis Boyens]]''' performed at a Christmas benefit concert to support Kentucky coal miners who had been on strike for 17 months? <small>(2023-12-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Maryam Eslamdoust]]''' was the first Iranian-born woman to hold public office in Great Britain? <small>(2023-12-24)</small>
* ... that having worked as a secretary for 67 years, secret millionaire '''[[Sylvia Bloom]]''' retired at the age of 96 and willed US$8.2&nbsp;million to sponsor underprivileged students? <small>(2023-12-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Anna Burke]]''' was the second woman to give birth while a member of the [[Australian House of Representatives]]? <small>(2023-12-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ged Kearney]]''' represented [[Division of Batman|Batman]] in the [[Parliament of Australia]] from 2018 to 2019? <small>(2023-12-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Hoàng Thị Minh Hồng]]'''{{`s}} environmental activism inspired [[Barack Obama]]? <small>(2023-12-21)</small>
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* ... that voice actress '''[[Yurie Igoma]]''' considers Mickey Mouse to be her mentor? <small>(2023-12-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Emelia Quinn]]''' argues that "monstrous vegans" have recurred in literature since [[Mary Shelley]]'s ''[[Frankenstein]]''? <small>(2023-12-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Tjarda Struik]]''' is the Netherlands' first female mayor to be nearly blind, and a [[TikTok]] influencer? <small>(2023-12-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Civana Kuhlmann]]''' overcame four surgeries during her college soccer career to make her professional debut in 2023? <small>(2023-12-19)</small>
* ... that [[Jimmy Fallon]] and [[Meghan Trainor]] wrote their song "'''[[Wrap Me Up (Jimmy Fallon and Meghan Trainor song)|Wrap Me Up]]'''" over FaceTime, during which she described being "so nervous [her] heart was in [her] ass"? <small>(2023-12-17)</small>
* ... that the ''New York Post'' called '''[[Paige Lorenze]]''' the "female [[Pete Davidson]]"? <small>(2023-12-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Yurie Funato]]''', a voice actress and former singer, was bullied in high school for her high-pitched voice? <small>(2023-12-16)</small>
* ... that in a village in Wales, hares were traditionally nicknamed "'''[[Melangell|St&nbsp;Monacella]]'''{{`s}} lambs"? <small>(2023-12-16)</small>
* ... that near the end of her life, feminist and educator '''[[Nadezhda Stasova]]''' ''(pictured)'' wrote that Russian women "still have not learned to stop being men's slaves"? <small>(2023-12-15)</small>
* ... that before embarking on a music career, '''[[Matilda Cole]]''' appeared in three of [[Nigel Cole|her father]]'s films? <small>(2023-12-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Isabella Correa]]''' was one of the few Jewish women poets active in [[Dutch Republic|the Netherlands]] before the 19th century? <small>(2023-12-14)</small>
* ... that Swiss-born peace activist '''[[Henriette Ith]]''' chose to marry an anarchist to regain Swiss citizenship? <small>(2023-12-14)</small>
* ... that '''[[Molly Burman]]''' resumed releasing music three years later after finding that "Happy Things" had accrued a million streams on [[Spotify]]? <small>(2023-12-13)</small>
* ... that a year after becoming the first woman president of the [[Canadian Political Science Association]], '''[[Caroline Andrew]]''' moderated the first [[leaders' debate on women's issues during the 1984 Canadian federal election campaign|Canadian leaders' debate on women's issues]]? <small>(2023-12-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Tsvetana Jermanova]]''' survived imprisonment in two [[Forced labour camps in the People's Republic of Bulgaria|forced labour camps in communist Bulgaria]]? <small>(2023-12-12)</small>
* ... that in the 2009 documentary concert special '''''[[Roots to Riches]]''''', [[Regine Velasquez]] reunited and performed with her former talent show rival [[Eva Castillo]]? <small>(2023-12-12)</small>
* ... that '''[[Hannah E. Davis|Hannah Davis]]''' authored highly cited articles on [[long COVID]] while battling the disease herself? <small>(2023-12-12)</small>
* ... that '''[[Annie Rauwerda]]'''{{`s}} stew cooked for more than 60 days and had around 300 contributors? <small>(2023-12-11)</small>
* ... that Turkish international  soccer player '''[[Rojin Polat]]''' was named member of the "2021 All Schools Merit Girls Team" in [[New South Wales]], Australia? <small>(2023-12-09)</small>
* ... that Canadian singer [[Tate McRae]] is a trained ballet dancer and started '''[[List of songs recorded by Tate McRae|her musical career]]''' by accident? <small>(2023-12-09)</small>
* ... that the [[Robert J. Brennan|Bishop of Brooklyn]] was "appalled" that the music video for "'''[[Feather (song)|Feather]]'''", in which [[Sabrina Carpenter]] kills several men, was filmed in a church? <small>(2023-12-09)</small>
* ... that little has been known of the exact whereabouts of Iranian communist leader '''[[Ashraf Dehghani]]''' since she escaped prison in 1973? <small>(2023-12-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Femke Bol]]''' broke the 41-year-old [[List of world records in athletics|indoor world record]] for the [[400 metres]] with a time of 49.26 seconds in 2023? <small>(2023-12-07)</small>
* ... that '''[[Andrea Carla Michaels]]''', who has written more than 80 crosswords for ''The New York Times'', is known as the "Pizza Lady" in San Francisco? <small>(2023-12-06)</small>
* ... that actress '''[[Louise Franklin]]''' replaced the main dancing role in 1945's ''[[Pillow to Post]]'' after [[Dorothy Dandridge]] was injured in a car accident? <small>(2023-12-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lore Maria Peschel-Gutzeit]]''' once advocated for a "right to vote from birth"? <small>(2023-12-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ding Xuesong]]''' was the first female ambassador of the People's Republic of China? <small>(2023-12-05)</small>
* ... that at the end of her '''[[Weekends with Adele]]''' shows, [[Adele]] vanishes? <small>(2023-12-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Palestinian hikaye]]''' is a unique form of folk culture performed by older women in winter? <small>(2023-12-04)</small>
* ... that in 2023, '''[[Tshering Tshomo]]''' was the only woman elected to serve in the [[National Council (Bhutan)|National Council of Bhutan]]? <small>(2023-12-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Julie Cliff]]''' revealed that an outbreak of [[konzo]] in Mozambique was caused by cyanide in insufficiently processed [[cassava]]? <small>(2023-12-01)</small>
* ... that [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]'s short story "'''[[The Day Before the Revolution]]'''", which won [[Nebula Award for Best Short Story|Nebula]] and [[Locus Award for Best Short Story|Locus Awards]] in 1975, was praised for its depiction of a "revolutionary icon as a curmudgeonly old woman"? <small>(2023-11-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Margarita Ortega (magonist)|Margarita Ortega]]''' left her husband to fight in the [[Mexican Revolution]]? <small>(2023-11-28)</small>
* ... that rural women in Burundi greet each other with an intricate musical ritual called '''''[[akazehe]]'''''? <small>(2023-11-28)</small>
* ... that [[Mariah Carey]] '''[[I don't know her|does not know]]''' [[Jennifer Lopez]]? <small>(2023-11-27)</small>
* ... that Romanian-born '''[[Helen O'Brien]]''' escaped advancing Russians on the King's horse, opened '''[[Eve (nightclub)|Eve]]''', and worked as a spy for MI5 and MI6? <small>(2023-11-27)</small>
* ... that in high school, tennis player '''[[Sara Daavettila]]''' went an entire season without losing a [[Tennis scoring system#Game score|game]]? <small>(2023-11-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mona Williams (writer, born 1943)|Mona Williams]]''' ''(pictured)'' said her degree from [[Stanford University]] was called a "wanky Yankee" degree when she arrived in New Zealand? <small>(2023-11-26)</small>
* ... that after learning to write with [[Inuktitut syllabics]] to help Catholic missionaries learn her language, '''[[Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk]]''' wrote [[Sanaaq|one of the first Inuktitut-language novels]]? <small>(2023-11-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lady Six Monkey]]''' was the only one of her four siblings not to be sacrificed? <small>(2023-11-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Manaka Matsukubo]]''', the youngest player to start in the [[NWSL Challenge Cup]], was named [[most valuable player]] of this year's final? <small>(2023-11-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lea Ackermann]]''' ''(pictured)'', a German nun of the [[Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa]], fought against [[forced prostitution]] and [[sex tourism]] in East Africa? <small>(2023-11-23)</small>
* ... that ''The Washington Post'' called '''''[[Butts: A Backstory]]''''' "cheeky"? <small>(2023-11-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Martha Poma]]''' worked as a [[Textile arts of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas|textile artisan]] in [[El Alto]] before being elected to the [[Chamber of Senators (Bolivia)|Bolivian senate]]? <small>(2023-11-22)</small>
* ... that Turkish [[carom billiards]] champion '''[[Güzin Müjde Karakaşlı]]''' grew up playing volleyball for about 12 years? <small>(2023-11-22)</small>
* ... that the novel '''''[[Minor Detail (novel)|Minor Detail]]''''' is based on a true story of a 1949 gang rape and murder of a young Arab Bedouin-Palestinian girl by Israeli soldiers? <small>(2023-11-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Susan Murabana]]''' created Africa's first permanent planetarium? <small>(2023-11-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Stella Alexander (American politician)|Stella Alexander]]''', the first female mayor of [[Issaquah, Washington|Issaquah]], was nicknamed "Madame [[Benito Mussolini|Mussolini]]" by her detractors? <small>(2023-11-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Hilda Hilst]]''' impersonated a journalist to meet [[Marlon Brando]], and asked him about [[Franz Kafka]]'s works? <small>(2023-11-18)</small>
* ... that soprano '''[[Rachel Yakar]]''', who received international attention in 1977 as [[L'incoronazione di Poppea|Poppea]] with [[Nikolaus Harnoncourt]], was also described as an "ideal" [[Pelléas et Mélisande (opera)|Mélisande]] and "a Mozartian at heart and in style"? <small>(2023-11-17)</small>
* ... that Swiss athlete '''[[Clara Thalmann]]''' arrived in Barcelona to compete the [[People's Olympiad]] but ended up fighting in the [[Spanish Civil War]]? <small>(2023-11-17)</small>
* ... that professor '''[[Ruth Ann Davis]]''' made the largest ever single contribution to [[Potomac State College of West Virginia University]] to support nursing scholarships in memory of her mother? <small>(2023-11-14)</small>
* ... that  Broadway actress '''[[Isabelle Urquhart]]''' ''(pictured)'' started a fashion trend when she decided to reveal her figure on stage by not wearing [[petticoat]]s? <small>(2023-11-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Dianne Lee]]''' had her name changed from Melody to avoid seeming like a reggae act? <small>(2023-11-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Amrita Shah]]''' found that the introduction of television to India led to more women aspiring to become independent? <small>(2023-11-12)</small>
* ... that the song "'''[[Lacy (song)|Lacy]]'''" is about a girl whom [[Olivia Rodrigo]] finds "sexy" and describes as a "[[Brigitte Bardot|Bardot]] reincarnate"? <small>(2023-11-11)</small>
* ... that last month, '''[[Delanie Sheehan]]''' scored her first professional goal during [[NJ/NY Gotham FC|Gotham FC]]'s first [[National Women's Soccer League|NWSL]] postseason win? <small>(2023-11-11)</small>
* ... that '''''[[The Butchering Art]]''''' describes how [[Joseph Lister]]'s successful surgery on [[Queen Victoria]] led to the widespread adoption of his [[antiseptic]] techniques? <small>(2023-11-09)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Sarah Jane Baker]]''' was released after 30 years, she was the United Kingdom's longest serving transgender prisoner? <small>(2023-11-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lillian V. Holdeman Moore]]''' identified a spike in hydrogen-gas-producing bacteria in [[Skylab]] astronauts? <small>(2023-11-07)</small>
* ... that the music video for [[Olivia Rodrigo]]'s song "'''[[Get Him Back!]]'''" was shot on an [[iPhone&nbsp;15 Pro]]? <small>(2023-11-07)</small>
* ... that Spanish mystic '''[[Marina de Escobar]]''' founded a convent but never joined one? <small>(2023-11-06)</small>
* ... that one legend claimed that '''[[Hö'elün]]''' conceived the boy who would become Genghis Khan when she was impregnated by a ray of light? <small>(2023-11-05)</small>
* ... that when she was elected to the New Zealand parliament, '''[[Catherine Wedd]]''' defeated her former coworker at a marketing company? <small>(2023-11-04)</small>
* ... that [[Hanthawaddy Kingdom|Hanthawaddy]] royal '''[[Saw Maha-Rit]]''' was executed for leaving behind his wife Princess '''[[Tala Mi Kyaw]]''' on the battlefield? <small>(2023-11-03)</small>
* ... that if [[James Stuart-Wortley (New Zealand politician)|James Stuart-Wortley]] had not falsified his age for the [[1853 New Zealand general election|1853 general election]], '''[[Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke]]''' would now be New Zealand's youngest-ever member of parliament? <small>(2023-11-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Julia Allison]]''' has been described as one of the first [[Internet celebrity|influencers]]? <small>(2023-11-02)</small>
* ... that a song from ''[[Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (film)|Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind]]'' was performed by four-year-old '''[[Mai Fujisawa]]''', daughter of the film's composer [[Joe Hisaishi]]? <small>(2023-11-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Chen Xiaocui]]''' ''(pictured)'' helped to translate ''[[Sherlock Holmes]]'' into Chinese when she was still a child? <small>(2023-11-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Premana Premadi]]''' is the first Indonesian female astronomer to have an [[asteroid]] named in her honor? <small>(2023-10-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Tommy Villiers]]''', the guitarist for "'''[[Feel It (MJ Cole song)|Feel It]]'''", has been a member of five different bands? <small>(2023-10-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Isabelle Cals]]''', who turned to singing after a degree in Chinese, appeared as Wagner's Kundry in a production of ''[[Parsifal]]'' at the [[Stadttheater Minden]]? <small>(2023-10-28)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Gracie Graves and the Kids from Room 402|Gracie Graves and the Kids from Room&nbsp;402]]''''' was criticized for conveying "a sort of smug superiority of adults"? <small>(2023-10-28)</small>
* ... that [[Adele]]'s song "'''[[My Little Love]]'''" features voice notes of her nine-year-old son? <small>(2023-10-27)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ellie Dixon]]'''{{`s}} "Big Lizard Energy" imagines herself as a 320-foot (98&nbsp;m) dinosaur? <small>(2023-10-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mary Josephine Shelly|Mary Jo Shelly]]''' ''(pictured)'' used her background in modern dance and physical education to train women in the military during two wars? <small>(2023-10-24)</small>
* ... that the book series '''''[[The Serrano Legacy]]''''' by [[Elizabeth Moon]] features protagonists that are daughters or aunts? <small>(2023-10-23)</small>
* ... that Jennifer Mills has written '''''[[Jennifer Mills News]]''''', a weekly newspaper about herself, for 21 years? <small>(2023-10-23)</small>
* ... that Blessed '''[[Seraphina Sforza]]''' was implicated in a murder plot at the age of twelve? <small>(2023-10-22)</small>
* ... that [[Julie Mehretu]]'s '''''[[Mural (Julie Mehretu)|Mural]]''''', installed at [[200&nbsp;West Street]] in New York City, was painted using 215 different colors? <small>(2023-10-22)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Songs and Flowers of the Wasatch]]''''' represented a shift in Mormon history toward a "socially-accepted American cultural and religious heritage", according to historian [[Jennifer Reeder]]? <small>(2023-10-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Julia Marden]]''' was the first known person to create a Wampanoag twined turkey-feather mantle since European contact 400 years earlier? <small>(2023-10-21)</small>
* ... that the '''[[Amazonas de Yaxunah]]''', a [[Maya peoples|Mayan]] softball team from [[Yucatán]], play barefoot while wearing the ''[[huipil]]'', a traditional indigenous dress? <small>(2023-10-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[RinRin Doll]]''' first modeled for the brand [[Angelic Pretty]] at [[Pacific Media Expo]] after her friend, the organizer for the event, submitted an application for her without her knowledge? <small>(2023-10-18)</small>
* ... that the music video for [[Olivia Rodrigo]]'s "'''[[Bad Idea Right?]]'''" features appearances by her "favorite girlz"? <small>(2023-10-18)</small>
* ... that footballer '''[[Sara Mérida]]''' played for [[RCD Espanyol (women)|Espanyol Femení]], was a physiotherapist for the club, and ultimately helped coach her former team to promotion in 2022? <small>(2023-10-17)</small>
* ... that English missionary '''[[Thomas Henry Sparshott|Reverend Thomas Sparshott]]''' co-wrote a book in [[Swahili language|Swahili]], and his daughter '''[[Margaret Elwyn Sparshott]]''' ''(pictured)'' was responsible as [[matron]] for 22 hospitals in World War&nbsp;I? <small>(2023-10-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sarah Wentworth|Sarah Cox]]''' brought the first [[breach of promise]] suit in Australia, during which she was represented by her future husband [[William Wentworth]]? <small>(2023-10-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sheryl Cooper]]''' ''(pictured)'' and her daughter '''[[Calico Cooper|Calico]]''' beheaded Sheryl's husband in front of a live audience? <small>(2023-10-14)</small>
* ... that the hotel '''[[The Redbury New York]]''' did not accept men for 95 years? <small>(2023-10-14)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour]]''''' caused the horror film ''[[The Exorcist: Believer]]'' to move its release date one week earlier from Friday, October&nbsp;13, 2023? <small>(2023-10-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rebecca Struthers]]''' has a PhD in [[horology]]? <small>(2023-10-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Kenya Grace]]''' shot her first music video after becoming a finalist in a competition? <small>(2023-10-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Pin-ups of Yank, the Army Weekly|''Yank'' pin-ups]]''' ''(example pictured)'' were distributed to American military personnel during [[World War&nbsp;II]] to promote morale? <small>(2023-10-10)</small>
* ... that the mixtape '''''[[Froge.mp3]]''''' took its title from a nickname that [[Piri & Tommy]] gave each other? <small>(2023-10-10)</small>
* ... that after their 2020 tour was cancelled due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic|{{nowrap|COVID-19}} pandemic]], '''[[Spiritbox]]''' received $10,000 from [[Shinedown]]'s [[Brent Smith]], a stranger, to cover losses? <small>(2023-10-09)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Jessica Berman]]''' was named the deputy commissioner of the [[National Lacrosse League]], she became the first woman to hold that position in a men's professional sports league? <small>(2023-10-08)</small>
* ... that [[Angeline Quinto]] became the first Filipino singer to '''[[Angeline Quinto discography|release a soundtrack album]]''' for a television series that featured a single artist? <small>(2023-10-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Death Valley Girls]]''' have been described as "doom-boogie psych-pop"? <small>(2023-10-07)</small>
* ... that during '''[[2023 Aryna Sabalenka tennis season|her 2023 season]]''', [[Aryna Sabalenka]] became the first woman since [[Serena Williams]] in 2016 to reach the semifinals at all four [[Grand Slam (tennis)|majors]] in a season? <small>(2023-10-07)</small>
* ... that [[wampum]] artist '''[[Elizabeth James-Perry]]''' also works on [[Restoration ecology|ecological restoration]] projects, including the reintroduction of native plant life? <small>(2023-10-05)</small>
* ... that Danish-Portuguese publisher '''[[Snu Abecassis]]''' was the first to publish both ''Pippi Longstocking'' and Solzhenitsyn in Portugal? <small>(2023-10-04)</small>
* ... that while serving in the [[Chamber of Deputies (Bolivia)|Bolivian parliament]], legislator '''[[Emeliana Aiza]]''' took [[night school|night courses]] to receive her [[Spanish Baccalaureate|high school baccalaureate]]? <small>(2023-10-04)</small>
* ... that writer '''[[Profira Sadoveanu]]''' and her novelist father [[Mihail Sadoveanu|Mihail]] once had to take turns defending their home against attacks by the [[Iron Guard]]? <small>(2023-10-03)</small>
* ... that across her first three albums, [[Alessia Cara]] co-wrote '''[[List of songs recorded by Alessia Cara|43 songs]]''' ranging in themes from teenage, her insecurities about writing music alone, to the [[five stages of grief]]? <small>(2023-10-02)</small>
* ... that Finnish-American model '''[[Selene Mahri]]''' ''(pictured)'' married three millionaires and is credited with inventing the saying "Marriage is a question of give and take. You give. I take"? <small>(2023-10-01)</small>
* ... that [[Annalee Newitz]] chose to set their debut novel '''''[[Autonomous (novel)|Autonomous]]''''' in the Canadian prairies because it was "the kind of place that often gets forgotten"? <small>(2023-10-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Olga Onuch]]''' is believed to be the first professor of Ukrainian politics in the English-speaking world? <small>(2023-09-30)</small>
* ... that soprano '''[[Vera Curtis]]''' was the first singer trained exclusively in the United States to perform with the [[Metropolitan Opera]]? <small>(2023-09-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Nunuk Nuraini]]''' was described as a hero for developing the [[Mie goreng|mi goreng]] flavor of [[Indomie]] instant noodles? <small>(2023-09-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Himmatul Aliyah]]''' was born in [[Tangerang Regency|Tangerang]] and represents [[Jakarta]] in [[House of Representatives (Indonesia)|Indonesia's House of Representatives]], while '''[[Himmatul Alyah Setiawaty|Himmatul Alyah]]''' was born in Jakarta and represented Tangerang? <small>(2023-09-29)</small>
* ... that ''EastEnders'' producers decided to kill off '''[[Chantelle Atkins]]''' at the conclusion of a domestic-abuse plot after learning of the high statistic of women killed by a partner? <small>(2023-09-29)</small>
* ... that fans of [[Taylor Swift]] solved 33&nbsp;million puzzles in less than a day to find out '''''[[1989 (Taylor's Version)]]'''''{{'s}} "vault" tracks? <small>(2023-09-27)</small>
* ... that according to ''Rolling Stone'', [[Lauren Jenkins]] blended music and acting for '''''[[No Saint]]''''' "in ways not currently common practice" in country music? <small>(2023-09-26)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Valerie Cowie]]''' was appointed a [[senior lecturer]], one of her referees wrote that his "only reservation is that the post&nbsp;... does not adequately do justice to her high academic status"? <small>(2023-09-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Charlotte Haining]]''' was an International Jury Member for the selection of [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020|Finland's 2020 Eurovision Song Contest entry]]? <small>(2023-09-25)</small>
* ... that [[Naomi Klein]] and [[Naomi Wolf]] are '''''[[Doppelganger (Klein book)|Doppelgangers]]'''''{{-?}} <small>(2023-09-24)</small>
* ... that prominent [[Florida State University]] benefactor '''[[Ruby Diamond]]''' ''(pictured)'' had the middle name Pearl? <small>(2023-09-22)</small>
* ... that the title of [[Olivia Rodrigo]]'s song "'''[[All-American Bitch]]'''" was derived from an essay by [[Joan Didion]]? <small>(2023-09-22)</small>
* ... that even though '''[[Mother Mary Corona]]''' received no formal teacher training, she was the president of [[Alverno College|Alverno Teachers College]]? <small>(2023-09-21)</small>
* ... that artist '''[[Joan Brigham]]''' is best known for her work with steam? <small>(2023-09-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mary Burt Messer]]''' was researching and writing about the sociology of divorce as early as 1924? <small>(2023-09-20)</small>
* ... that clown '''[[Julia Masli]]''' ''(pictured)'' found success by shaking hands with audience members using her feet? <small>(2023-09-20)</small>
* ... that "'''[[Updown]]'''", the first solo single released by [[Piri & Tommy|Piri and Tommy Villiers]] after their breakup, was about [[Piri]] having [[Woman on top|cowgirl sex]] with [[Tommy Villiers|Villiers]]? <small>(2023-09-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Moran Zer Katzenstein]]''' led a women's march inspired by ''[[The Handmaid's Tale (TV series)|The Handmaid's Tale]]'' in [[2023 Israeli judicial reform protests|protest of Israeli judicial reform]]? <small>(2023-09-19)</small>
* ... that in 2018, breast surgeon '''[[Liz O'Riordan]]''' arrived for her [[breast cancer]] treatment dressed as [[Elastigirl|Mrs Incredible]]? <small>(2023-09-18)</small>
* ... that although she never finished her dissertation, the fieldwork of Soviet ethnologist '''[[Evdokia Kozhevnikova]]''' ''(pictured)'' provides a valuable record of the culture and [[Svan language|the language]] of the [[Georgia (country)|Georgian]] province of [[Svaneti]]? <small>(2023-09-17)</small>
* ... that a pregnant [[Meghan Trainor]], who considered her child a present, wore bows during the promotion for her album '''''[[A Very Trainor Christmas]]'''''{{-?}} <small>(2023-09-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rhian Teasdale]]''' and Hester Chambers formed [[Wet Leg]] on a [[Ferris wheel]]? <small>(2023-09-16)</small>
* ... that [[Angeline Quinto]] ''(pictured)'' has '''[[List of songs recorded by Angeline Quinto|recorded songs for at least 35 films and television soundtracks]]''' in the Philippines? <small>(2023-09-16)</small>
* ... that the mayor of Antrim, Adrian Watson, said that he was overlooked for not being a "'''[[Cameron Cutie]]'''"? <small>(2023-09-15)</small>
* ... that after Irish post office clerk '''[[Maureen Flavin Sweeney]]''' reported worsening weather conditions, [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] agreed to postpone D-Day by 24 hours? <small>(2023-09-14)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Erice van Leuven]]'''{{`s}} brothers posted a video of her mountain biking as a 10-year-old, she received four offers of sponsorship? <small>(2023-09-14)</small>
* ... that the [[assassination of Shinzo Abe]] motivated a former believer of the Unification Church, '''[[Sayuri Ogawa]]''', to become a prominent anti-cult activist? <small>(2023-09-13)</small>
* ... that [[CBS News and Stations]] president '''[[Wendy McMahon (television executive)|Wendy McMahon]]''' helped bring local evening news back to [[WWJ-TV|the network's Detroit station]] after 20 years? <small>(2023-09-12)</small>
* ... that [[Loud LDN]] co-founder '''[[Maisi]]''' came joint last in the 2022 [[Maldon mud race]], behind a naked runner who had been forced to start after everyone else? <small>(2023-09-12)</small>
* ... that a photograph of '''[[Frances Vorne|Frances "The Shape" Vorne]]''' wearing a swimsuit made from remnants of a captured Nazi parachute ''(pictured)'' was one of the most sought-after pin-ups of [[World War&nbsp;II]]?|Frances Vorne.jpg <small>(2023-09-12)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Eternal Blue (album)|Eternal Blue]]''''', a [[metalcore]] album, was inspired in part by 1980s [[pop music]]? <small>(2023-09-12)</small>
* ... that [[fresco]]es, [[Sarcophagus|sarcophagi]], urns, and [[Hope chest|trousseaux]] found in the tombs of '''[[women in Etruscan society|Etruscan women]]''' ''(bust pictured)'' show the important roles they played in society? <small>(2023-09-11)</small>
* ... that [[Towa Tei]]'s "'''[[Sometime Samurai]]'''" remained unfinished for eight years until Australian singer [[Kylie Minogue]] re-recorded the song in 2004? <small>(2023-09-11)</small>
* ... that advice columnist '''[[Nancy Brown (columnist)|Nancy Brown]]''' crowdfunded the reforestation of a [[clearcutting|clearcut]] during the [[Great Depression]]? <small>(2023-09-11)</small>
* ... that [[Megan Abbott]] was inspired by [[Donald Trump]]'s comments about menstrual blood while writing '''''[[Give Me Your Hand (novel)|Give Me Your Hand]]'''''{{-?}} <small>(2023-09-11)</small>
* ... that despite being the first women's football team in [[Northern Ireland]] to sign players on professional contracts, '''[[Cliftonville Ladies F.C.]]''' were not the first club to register them? <small>(2023-09-11)</small>
* ... that one reviewer for '''''[[Women Philosophers in the Long Nineteenth Century]]''''' was let down by the book's lack of poetry? <small>(2023-09-10)</small>
* ... that [[Voice acting in Japan|Japanese voice actress]] '''[[Akiho Suzumoto]]''' can recite 70 digits of [[pi]] from memory? <small>(2023-09-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[Daniela Ceballos]]''' worked with the [[Football Federation of Chile]] to supervise safety protocols during the [[COVID-19 pandemic|{{nowrap|COVID-19}} pandemic]] while playing football herself? <small>(2023-09-09)</small>
* ... that [[Quechua people|Quechua]] senator '''[[Carmen García (politician)|Carmen García]]''' helped pass reforms to education in Bolivia that incorporated [[Traditional knowledge|indigenous and traditional knowledge]]? <small>(2023-09-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Helene Ollendorff Curth]]''' was first to introduce a set of criteria for associating some rashes as possible [[Paraneoplastic syndrome|indicators for internal cancers]]? <small>(2023-09-05)</small>
* ... that [[Nicola Griffith]]'s novella '''''[[Spear (Griffith novel)|Spear]]''''' examines how the [[Roman conquest of Britain|Roman conquest]] made Britain an ethnically diverse society? <small>(2023-09-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Regina Purtell]]''' took such great care of [[Theodore Roosevelt]]'s [[Rough Riders]] that the press called her the [[Florence Nightingale]] of the [[Spanish–American War]]? <small>(2023-09-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Patricia Mancilla]]''' pushed to have restrictions on [[abortion in Bolivia]] expunged from the legal code{{snd}}even after leaders in [[Movimiento al Socialismo|her own party]] came out against it? <small>(2023-09-03)</small>
* ... that the '''[[Murder of Yadira Arroyo|murderer of Yadira Arroyo]]''' was reportedly found mentally unfit to stand trial three times? <small>(2023-09-03)</small>
* ... that [[Scholastic Corporation|Scholastic]] requested '''[[Maggie Tokuda-Hall]]''' remove the phrase "virulent racism" from the Author's Note in ''[[Love in the Library]]'', a children's book about Japanese-American internment camps? <small>(2023-09-02)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sienna Shaw]]''' of the slasher film ''[[Terrifier&nbsp;2]]'' was envisioned by [[Damien Leone]] as symbolizing an [[Old Testament]] angel? <small>(2023-09-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Xochitl Gomez]]''' was aged 13 when she first auditioned for the 18-year-old [[America Chavez]] in ''[[Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-08-31)</small>
* ... that future [[Loud LDN]] member '''[[Parthenope Wald-Harding|Parthenope]]''' left her 200-year-old violin on a train? <small>(2023-08-31)</small>
* ... that King [[Seonjo of Joseon|Seonjo]] considered [[necromancy]] for '''[[Crown Princess Gonghoe]]'''{{`s}} funeral because her remains were lost during the 1592 [[Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)|Japanese invasion of Korea]]? <small>(2023-08-31)</small>
* ... that former [[New Jersey]] first lady '''[[Lucinda Florio]]''' restored the [[Italianate architecture|Italianate]] gardens at [[Drumthwacket]]? <small>(2023-08-30)</small>
* ... that goalkeeper '''[[Daniela Solera]]''' had the most touches of any Costa Ricanv player in their opening match of the [[2023 FIFA Women's World Cup|2023 World Cup]], saving all but two of Spain's 46 shots? <small>(2023-08-30)</small>
* ... that [[dramatic soprano]] '''[[Berit Lindholm]]''' ''(pictured)'' was said to have been called "that damn primary school teacher" by [[Göran Gentele|the director]] of the [[Royal Swedish Opera]], and used it in the title of her memoir? <small>(2023-08-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ashiq Peri]]''' was the first prominent female folk poet in Azerbaijan? <small>(2023-08-30)</small>
* ... that after breaking up, [[Piri]] and [[Tommy Villiers]] released '''[[Nice 2 Me|a song]]''' about wanting to be treated nicely in a relationship? <small>(2023-08-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Thelma Bates (physician)|Thelma Bates]]'''{{`s}} colleagues tried to discourage her from establishing the first [[palliative care]] team at a British hospital, saying it would ruin her career? <small>(2023-08-28)</small>
* ... that a 1940s pin-up photograph ''(shown)'' of  dancer and actress '''[[Martha Holliday]]''' reportedly "created a near-panic in the United States Senate"? <small>(2023-08-27)</small>
* ... that social media influencer '''[[Alix Earle]]'''{{`s}} first video on [[TikTok]] featured her and her friends showcasing outfits they had made out of trash bags? <small>(2023-08-27)</small>
* ... that the hometown newspaper of soccer player '''[[Olivia Wingate]]''' named her "Female Athlete of the Decade" for the 2010s? <small>(2023-08-26)</small>
* ... that [[Mae Stephens]] described [[Meghan Trainor]] as her "role model music mother" after they collaborated on "'''[[Mr Right (song)|Mr&nbsp;Right]]'''"? <small>(2023-08-26)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Felicia Schroeder]]''' signed to play soccer for the [[University of South Carolina]], the school did not have a sign-language interpreter available for her? <small>(2023-08-26)</small>
* ... that despite being legally available in most cases, '''[[abortion in Taiwan]]''' is still criminalized under the penal code? <small>(2023-08-26)</small>
* ... that [[Gustav Klimt]] did not finish painting '''[[Johanna Staude|Johanna Staude's mouth in her portrait]]''' ''(pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-08-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Shaparak Khorsandi]]''' asked for her book to be removed from the [[Jhalak Prize]] longlist, which she considered to be "a sticker for being brown"? <small>(2023-08-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Pany Yathotou]]''' is the first woman [[Vice President of Laos|vice president of Laos]]? <small>(2023-08-24)</small>
* ... that sisters [[Alyssa Thompson|Alyssa]] and '''[[Gisele Thompson]]''' are the first high school students to sign a [[Student athlete compensation|name, image, and likeness]] deal with Nike? <small>(2023-08-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Yokcushlu]]''' ''(pictured)'' was taken hostage on [[HMS Beagle|HMS&nbsp;''Beagle'']] and named after a basket? <small>(2023-08-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sue Marx]]''' won the [[Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Film]] for ''[[Young at Heart (1987 film)|Young at Heart]]'', about a romance between two octogenarians? <small>(2023-08-23)</small>
* ... that [[Travis Scott]] expressed interest in collaborating with [[Beyoncé]] eight years before creating "'''[[Delresto (Echoes)]]'''" with her? <small>(2023-08-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ann Corcoran (activist)|Ann Corcoran]]''' has claimed that refugees are a Muslim plot to colonize the United States? <small>(2023-08-23)</small>
* ... that in early 2023 '''[[Angela Ferrell-Zabala]]''' became the first executive director for the US [[gun control]] advocacy organization [[Everytown for Gun Safety#Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense in America|Moms Demand Action]]? <small>(2023-08-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Tweet Kimball]]''' lived in [[Cherokee Ranch|a castle]], herded [[Santa Gertrudis cattle|grand-champion cattle]], and preserved '''[[Cherokee Ranch petrified forest|a petrified forest]]'''? <small>(2023-08-21)</small>
* ... that the [[Blackburnian warbler]] ''(example pictured)'' is named after '''[[Anna Blackburne]]''', who provided specimens to [[Thomas Pennant]]? <small>(2023-08-21)</small>
* ... that the [[Paramore]] song "'''[[Running Out of Time (song)|Running Out of Time]]'''" is based on singer [[Hayley Williams]]'s friendship with [[Taylor Swift]]? <small>(2023-08-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Margaret C. Roberts]]''' was encouraged to study medicine by [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints|LDS Church]] leader [[Brigham Young]] to reduce mortality rates during childbirth? <small>(2023-08-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Bonnie Elliott]]''' devised the concept for a campaign to promote female representation in [[cinematography]]? <small>(2023-08-20)</small>
* ... that in between [[snowboarding]] runs at the [[2022 Winter Olympics]], '''[[Jenise Spiteri]]''' ate a [[Baozi|bao]] that she forgot was in her pocket? <small>(2023-08-19)</small>
* ... that footballer '''[[Kameron Simmonds]]''', who plays for Jamaica, only took up the sport after a gymnastics injury? <small>(2023-08-18)</small>
* ... that former German chancellor '''[[Angela Merkel]]'''{{`s}} grandfather likely fought against Germany in World War&nbsp;I? <small>(2023-08-17)</small>
* ... that the music video for the song "'''[[Justify My Love]]'''" was banned from appearing on [[MTV]], [[Much (TV channel)|MuchMusic]], and [[Elle Fictions|Musique Plus]] for its sexual imagery? <small>(2023-08-16)</small>
* ... that before '''[[Emine Arslan]]''' became a world [[kickboxing]] champion she was a child worker who smoked two packets of cigarettes a day? <small>(2023-08-16)</small>
* ... that '''[[Wu Xiaoyan]]''', persecuted because of her adoptive father [[Wu Han (historian)|Wu Han]], committed suicide 13 days before the end of the [[Cultural Revolution]]? <small>(2023-08-15)</small>
* ... that the [[stop motion|stop-motion]] lyric video of [[Kylie Minogue]]'s "'''[[Skirt (song)|Skirt]]'''" was created using more than 1,000 still photos of her posing in a hotel room? <small>(2023-08-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mckenna Grace]]''' ''(pictured)'' '''[[List of Mckenna Grace performances|has portrayed]]''' younger versions of [[Sabrina Spellman|Sabrina]] the Teenage Witch, [[Tonya Harding]], and [[Carol Danvers (Marvel Cinematic Universe)|Captain Marvel]]? <small>(2023-08-15)</small>
* ... that historian '''[[Anne Balay]]''' wrote two books on oral histories from [[LGBT]] steelworkers and truck drivers? <small>(2023-08-15)</small>
* ... that comedian '''[[Pamela Stephenson]]''' was pleased that her 1987 book ''How to be a Complete Bitch'' was described as "sexist, violent and crude"? <small>(2023-08-14)</small>
* ... that, commenting on her support for the egalitarian [[First Hellenic Republic|Greek Republic]] as a [[Phanariots|Phanariote]] dame, '''[[Roxani Soutzos]]''' ''(pictured)'' said it was "[b]etter to be a servant in Greece liberated than a princess in Greece enslaved"? <small>(2023-08-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Brian Kalbas]]''' helped recruit the player who would replace him in the number-one spot on his college tennis team? <small>(2023-08-13)</small>
* ... that the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' character '''[[Laura Roslin]]''' has been compared to [[Niccolò Machiavelli|Machiavelli]]'s [[The Mandrake|Lucretia]] and [[Virgil]]'s [[Dido]]? <small>(2023-08-12)</small>
* ... that as an undergraduate, battery engineer '''[[Celina Mikolajczak]]''' discovered a [[supernova]]? <small>(2023-08-12)</small>
* ... that '''[[Misuzu Yamada]]''' worked as a nursery teacher before starting her [[voice acting in Japan|voice-acting career]]? <small>(2023-08-11)</small>
* ... that '''[[Gladys Quander Tancil]]''' interpreted the lives of her enslaved ancestors at George Washington's Mount Vernon for more than twenty years? <small>(2023-08-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elisabeth Anderson Sierra]]''', nicknamed the "milk goddess", holds the [[Guinness World Records|Guinness World Record]] for the largest individual donation of breast milk? <small>(2023-08-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Soledad Rosas]]''' was falsely charged with [[eco-terrorism]] in Italy? <small>(2023-08-08)</small>
* ... that [[Igor Stravinsky]] said of his cousin and first wife, '''[[Yekaterina Stravinsky|Yekaterina Nosenko]]''' ''(pictured)'', that they were "closer than lovers sometimes are"? <small>(2023-08-07)</small>
* ... that '''[[Fanya Baron]]''' resisted her prison guards and had to be carried to the place of her execution? <small>(2023-08-07)</small>
* ... that before becoming the first woman president of the [[American College of Sports Medicine]], '''[[Barbara L. Drinkwater]]''' had an undefeated season as a women's college basketball coach? <small>(2023-08-07)</small>
* ... that Indian singer '''[[Sudakshina Sarma]]''' sang in [[Assamese language|Assamese]] as [[Mahatma Gandhi]]'s ashes were immersed in the [[Brahmaputra River]]? <small>(2023-08-05)</small>
* ... that New Zealand footballer '''[[Milly Clegg]]''' was called "an absolute unicorn" after appearing at three FIFA World Cups in under twelve months? <small>(2023-08-04)</small>
* ... that in 1912, '''[[Emily Dorothea Pavy]]''' became the first recipient of the [[Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Scholarship|Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship]]? <small>(2023-08-04)</small>
* ... that when discussing her album '''''[[Guts (Olivia Rodrigo album)|Guts]]''''', [[Olivia Rodrigo]] said she "grew 10 years between the ages of 18 and 20"? <small>(2023-08-03)</small>
* ... that ''[[20,000 Species of Bees]]'', the first feature film by '''[[Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren]]''' ''(pictured)'', won numerous awards at film festivals? <small>(2023-08-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sundari painting]]s''' ''(example pictured)'' were a popular type of [[erotic art]] in 19th-century [[Presidencies and provinces of British India|British India]]? <small>(2023-08-02)</small>
* ... that three songs from [[Kyla (Filipino singer)|Kyla]]'s album ''[[Not Your Ordinary Girl]]'' '''[[List of awards and nominations received by Kyla|were nominated]]''' in the same category at the 2005 [[Awit Awards]]? <small>(2023-08-02)</small>
* ... that '''[[Catalina Estrada]]''' ''(pictured)'' and two of her thirteen siblings played as forwards on the same men's football team? <small>(2023-08-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Vera Brodsky Lawrence]]''' ''(pictured)'' hated being called the "queen of ragtime" despite being a catalyst for the revival of [[Scott Joplin]]'s music? <small>(2023-07-31)</small>
* ... that independent India's first female pilot, '''[[Usha Sundaram]]''', holds the record for the fastest flight between England and India in a [[Reciprocating engine|piston-engine]] aircraft? <small>(2023-07-31)</small>
* ... that footballer '''[[Alexandra Pinell]]''' scored the [[Costa Rica women's national under-20 football team|Costa Rica U20 team]]'s only goal at [[2022 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup|the FIFA tournament hosted by their country]]? <small>(2023-07-31)</small>
* ... that '''[[Heba Saadia]]''', the first Palestinian referee at a World Cup, only took up the profession when she noticed there were no women among a group of referees she saw training? <small>(2023-07-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Gladys Ingle]]''' was a [[Wing walking|wing walker]] who successfully moved from the wing of one airplane to the wing of another in mid-air ''(example pictured)'' more than 300 times? <small>(2023-07-30)</small>
* ... that German cyclist '''[[Antonia Niedermaier]]''' won a stage on her first [[UCI Women's World Tour]] event, then crashed out of the event the next day? <small>(2023-07-29)</small>
* ... that Melanie Golding's theory that [[changeling]] folklore was an attempt to explain postpartum psychosis inspired her horror novel '''''[[Little Darlings (Golding novel)|Little Darlings]]'''''{{-?}} <small>(2023-07-28)</small>
* ... that New Zealand footballer '''[[Grace Wisnewski]]'''{{`s}} bottom-ranked team upset the defending league champions when she scored what an A-League statistician called an "acrobatic" 99th-minute equalising goal? <small>(2023-07-28)</small>
* ... that Israeli journalist '''[[Ayala Hasson]]''' is the first woman to head [[Channel 1 (Israel)|Channel&nbsp;1]]'s news division? <small>(2023-07-28)</small>
* ... that in August&nbsp;2021 '''[[Sheika Scott]]''' became the youngest player to score in the [[Costa Rican Women's Premier Division]], at just 14 years old? <small>(2023-07-27)</small>
* ... that '''[[Emi Wong]]''', the Hong Kong YouTuber with the most subscribers, used a [[carpet sweeper]] to do [[lunge (exercise)|lunges]] and bottles of [[laundry detergent]] to do [[squat (exercise)|squats]]? <small>(2023-07-27)</small>
* ... that after Spanish footballer '''[[Elene Lete]]''' had to leave [[Spain women's national under-20 football team|Spain's under-20 football team]] with an injury in 2022, she returned to join the [[Spain women's national football team|senior World Cup squad]] in 2023? <small>(2023-07-26)</small>
* ... that the portrayal of a [[transgender]] child by '''[[Sofía Otero]]''' ''(pictured)'' made her the youngest actor to win the [[Silver Bear for Best Leading Performance]]? <small>(2023-07-24)</small>
* ... that at age 14, footballer '''[[Lara Esponda]]''' was the youngest goalkeeper to debut in the [[Campeonato de Fútbol Femenino|top division of women's football in Argentina]]? <small>(2023-07-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Michaela Foster]]''', a New Zealand footballer playing in the [[2023 FIFA Women's World Cup|2023 World Cup]], is known for her ''[[Mana (Oceanian cultures)|mana]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-07-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Carol Thomas]]''' began her [[association football|football]] career at the age of 11, while the sport was still banned for women? <small>(2023-07-22)</small>
* ... that when [[TVBoy]]'s daughter said she wanted to be a footballer like [[Alexia Putellas]], he painted '''[[Super Alexia|a mural of Alexia as a superhero]]''' to inspire other girls? <small>(2023-07-21)</small>
* ... that the visual design of ''[[Overwatch]]'' character '''[[Widowmaker (Overwatch)|Widowmaker]]''' was inspired by ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' character [[Sylvanas Windrunner]]? <small>(2023-07-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Katherine Henderson (sports executive)|Katherine Henderson]]''' led efforts to reverse the [[gender pay gap in sports|gender pay gap]] in Canadian curling? <small>(2023-07-20)</small>
* ... that in July 2023, '''[[Giulia Dragoni]]''' became the youngest person to represent any Italian senior national football team – including both [[Italy national football team|men]] and [[Italy women's national football team|women]] – in the 21st century? <small>(2023-07-20)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Dark Archives]]''''' reveals that most [[Anthropodermic bibliopegy|books bound in human skin]] were made by respected doctors? <small>(2023-07-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Chimnabai Clock Tower]]''' ''(pictured)'' was named after '''[[Chimnabai I|a queen of Baroda State]]'''? <small>(2023-07-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Patricia Davies (cryptographer)|Patricia Davies]]''' and [[Jean Argles]], two sisters who signed the [[Official Secrets Act 1939|Official Secrets Act]] as World War&nbsp;II codebreakers, did not find out about each other's top-secret work until the 1960s? <small>(2023-07-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Patricia Banks-Edmiston]]''' was prevented from becoming a flight attendant during the 1950s because she was black? <small>(2023-07-19)</small>
* ... that [[2023 Ecuadorian general election|2023 Ecuadorian presidential]] candidate '''[[Luisa González]]''' was pepper-sprayed by the [[National Police of Ecuador|National Police]] while on her way to register her candidacy? <small>(2023-07-19)</small>
* ... that [[Piri & Tommy]]'s '''[[Froge.tour]]''' included [[Pole dance|pole dancing]]? <small>(2023-07-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[A Little Sound]]''' began uploading music to her [[YouTube]] channel when she was eleven years old? <small>(2023-07-19)</small>
* ... that Russian [[independent music|indie]] artist '''[[polnalyubvi]]''' bought her first guitar with money earned from [[street performance|busking]] with her violin? <small>(2023-07-18)</small>
* ... that curator '''[[Nina Tonga]]''' is the first [[Pacific Islander|Pasifika person]] to be a contemporary art curator at [[Te Papa]], the national museum of New Zealand? <small>(2023-07-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Jazzy (singer)|Jazzy]]'''{{`s}} "[[Giving Me]]" made her the first Irish solo female act to top the [[Irish Singles Chart]] since [[Julie-Anne Dineen]] in 2009 with "[[Do You Believe (Julie-Anne Dineen song)|Do You Believe]]"? <small>(2023-07-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Dolly Johnson]]''' ''(pictured)'', who had once been a slave of 17th U.S. president [[Andrew Johnson]],  opened her own bakery business in 1881? <small>(2023-07-18)</small>
* ... that ''[[Cocalero|cocalera]]'' activist '''[[Ancelma Perlacios]]''', the first [[Afro-Bolivians|Afro-Bolivian]] to be elected to the [[Chamber of Senators (Bolivia)|Senate]], was [[Bartolina Sisa Confederation|her organization]]'s secretary of defense of the [[coca]] leaf? <small>(2023-07-18)</small>
* ... that  '''[[Palmire Dumont]]''', a pioneer of LGBT nightlife in "Gay Paree", was among the first members of the French Bulldog-Owners Club ''(her dog pictured)'' and met other bulldog owners in her lesbian bar? <small>(2023-07-17)</small>
* ... that when the German-Irish historian '''[[Marie Sophie Hingst]]''' was revealed to be faking descent from Holocaust survivors, the media of different countries disagreed on how to report on it? <small>(2023-07-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ida Mett]]''' was expelled from [[Delo Truda|a Russian anarchist group]] for [[Bereavement in Judaism|mourning her deceased father]] by lighting a [[Yahrzeit candle]]? <small>(2023-07-17)</small>
* ... that [[Piri & Tommy]]'s "'''[[Beachin]]'''" was an attempt at imitating [[the Isley Brothers]]? <small>(2023-07-17)</small>
* ... that the final stage of the '''[[2023 Tour Féminin des Pyrénées]]''' was cancelled for safety reasons? <small>(2023-07-17)</small>
* ... that Princess '''[[Rallou Karatza]]'''{{`s}} theater in [[Bucharest]], now upheld as a pioneering institution of [[Modern Greek theatre|modern Greek drama]], was described in one [[Wallachia]]n chronicle as a "temple" for devil-worship? <small>(2023-07-16)</small>
* ... that '''[[Michele Beevors]]''' explores the complicated relationships between humans and the natural world through [[hand knitting|hand-knitted]] skeletons? <small>(2023-07-16)</small>
* ... that Austrian online streamer '''[[Keekihime]]''' became fluent in Japanese from live-streaming daily on the Japanese video website [[Niconico|Nico Douga]]? <small>(2023-07-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elena Mikhnenko]]''' was born in [[Pawiak]], a prison in [[Warsaw]] where her mother had been detained for allegedly plotting an anti-Polish uprising? <small>(2023-07-15)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Carla Monroe]]'''{{`s}} vocals were used in [[MK (DJ)|MK]]'s "[[17 (MK song)|17]]", she was working in a prison? <small>(2023-07-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ann Tahincioğlu]]''' was 49 years old when she competed in Turkey's first all-women car race, the "Volkswagen Polo Ladies Cup"? <small>(2023-07-15)</small>
* ... that an [[Armenian Apostolic Church]] lawsuit over the [[Zeytun Gospels]] led '''[[Heghnar Zeitlian Watenpaugh]]''' to write a history of its separated [[Eusebian Canons|canon tables]]? <small>(2023-07-14)</small>
* ... that during World War II, pilot '''[[Betty Clements|G. E. Clements]]''' ''(pictured)'' was removed from training for secret missions associated with the [[Manhattan Project]] when senior officers realized she was a woman? <small>(2023-07-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Astrid Lindgren]]''' can be read in 100 languages? <small>(2023-07-13)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Lady with a Fan (Klimt)|Lady with a Fan]]''''' ''(pictured)'' by [[Gustav Klimt]] set a record for the highest price achieved at auction for a work of art in Europe? <small>(2023-07-12)</small>
* ... that, in her second season in the [[Swedish Women's Hockey League|SDHL]], ice hockey defenseman '''[[Ebba Berglund]]''' scored no [[Point (ice hockey)|points]] but accrued 20 [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty minutes]]? <small>(2023-07-12)</small>
* ... that the book '''''[[Racecraft]]''''' argues that the concept of [[Race (human categorization)|human races]] was developed to justify [[racism]]? <small>(2023-07-10)</small>
* ... that "'''[[Clown (Mariah Carey song)|Clown]]'''" is an [[answer song]] in which [[Mariah Carey]] responds to [[Eminem]]'s comments about their relationship in "[[Superman (Eminem song)|Superman]]"? <small>(2023-07-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[bshp]]'''{{`s}} cover of "[[Kissing You (Des'ree song)|Kissing You]]" was streamed more than 3,000,000 times on [[Spotify]] after it appeared on ''[[Love Island (2015 TV series)|Love Island]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-07-10)</small>
* ... that while '''[[Eliza Stephens]]''' worked as governess for [[Mary Bowes, Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne|Mary Eleanor Bowes]], she supported [[Andrew Robinson Stoney]]'s schemes to seduce her employer? <small>(2023-07-09)</small>
* ... that before '''[[Ashley Jade]]''' debuted on the [[UK Singles Chart]], she had played the lead in the [[BAFTA Award for Best Short Film|BAFTA Award]]-winning short film ''[[About a Girl (2001 film)|About a Girl]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-07-09)</small>
* ... that [[Piri]]'s self-produced music video for "'''[[Soft Spot (song)|Soft Spot]]'''" features her performing against her bedroom wall to [[projector|projected]] "trippy liquid visuals" she found on [[YouTube]]? <small>(2023-07-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Seda Kaçan]]''' became Turkey's first race-winning female driver? <small>(2023-07-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Edna Lewis Thomas|Edna Thomas]]''' portrayed Lady Macbeth in Orson Welles's [[Voodoo Macbeth|"Voodoo" ''Macbeth'']]{{-?}} <small>(2023-07-07)</small>
* ... that although her character goes through writer's block while writing "'''[[The Rose Song]]'''", Olivia Rodrigo wrote its first version chords in 20 minutes? <small>(2023-07-06)</small>
* ... that [[Haley Cavinder|Haley]] and '''[[Hanna Cavinder]]''' ''(pictured)'' made over US$1&nbsp;million in [[student athlete compensation]] in the year after the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association]] legalized the monetization of [[personality rights]]? <small>(2023-07-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Wanda Warska]]''' was nicknamed the "First Lady of Polish Jazz"? <small>(2023-07-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Catherine de Parthenay]]''' ''(pictured)'', a 16th-century Huguenot leader, was a member of "a highly successful network of information" during the [[French Wars of Religion]]? <small>(2023-07-05)</small>
* ... that the '''[[First Lady Bake-Off]]''' was inspired by a political gaffe by [[Hillary Clinton]] and predicted five out of seven elections? <small>(2023-07-04)</small>
* ... that two lion cubs that '''[[Anne Mills Archbold]]''' ''(pictured)'' brought to America as pets on the ''[[RMS Lusitania|Lusitania]]'' became exhibits at the [[Bronx Zoo]]? <small>(2023-07-03)</small>
* ... that due to her leftist beliefs, journalist '''[[Ana Amado]]''' was told not to come to work by [[Televisión Pública|her public television employer]] while her husband was on the death list of the [[Argentine Anticommunist Alliance]]? <small>(2023-07-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[María Pérez Rabaza|María Pérez]]''' was signed to [[FC Barcelona Femení]]'s B&nbsp;team in 2020 but started for the first team by the end of the season? <small>(2023-07-02)</small>
* ... that '''[[Loud LDN]]''' members once occupied five places in a single edition of the [[UK Singles Chart]]? <small>(2023-07-02)</small>
* ... that Austro-Hungarian actress '''[[Gisela Werbezirk]]''' claimed to receive up to 20 prank calls a day about her married name, Gisela Werbezirk Piffl? <small>(2023-07-02)</small>
* ... that the song "'''[[Dance the Night]]'''" killed a viral [[Internet meme|meme]] about [[Dua Lipa]]'s hip twist, as news about the song replaced it in online search results? <small>(2023-07-02)</small>
* ... that international opera singer '''[[Soňa Červená]]''' ''(pictured)'' won the [[Alfréd Radok Awards|Alfréd Radok Award]] for Best Actress when she was 83 years old? <small>(2023-06-29)</small>
* ... that future [[Loud LDN]] member '''[[Willow Kayne]]''' went into music after temporarily losing her sight? <small>(2023-06-28)</small>
* ... that as a young adult, lesbian novelist '''[[Lee Winter]]''' disliked the poor quality of lesbian fiction, preferring autobiographies by lesbian people? <small>(2023-06-27)</small>
* ... that '''[[Valentina Bodrug-Lungu]]''' has declared that Moldova's political climate does not encourage female participation, despite having [[Maia Sandu|a woman president]]? <small>(2023-06-26)</small>
* ... that [[Charli XCX]] retitled "'''[[Unlock It]]'''" after it went viral on [[TikTok]]? <small>(2023-06-26)</small>
* ... that while being considered for the post of ambassador to Paraguay, '''[[Lidia Patty]]''' brushed off her lack of diplomatic training because she had "[[Indigenous peoples in Bolivia|indigenous, native, peasant]] diplomacy"? <small>(2023-06-23)</small>
* ... that after coming second to '''[[Kim Hamilton (gymnast)|Kim Hamilton]]''' in [[Floor (gymnastics)|floor exercise]] at two [[NCAA women's gymnastics tournament|NCAA Gymnastics Championships]], '''[[Corrinne Tarver|Corrinne Wright]]''' tied with her the next year after [[tumbling (sport)|tumbling]] to music from ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-06-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Evelyn Pruitt]]''' was the highest-ranking woman scientist in the [[United States Navy]] when she retired in 1973? <small>(2023-06-21)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Come On Over]]''''' is the best-selling country album and the best-selling album by a female artist? <small>(2023-06-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Landrada|Landrada of Austrasia]]''' "was regarded, even as a child, as a model of Christian perfection"? <small>(2023-06-20)</small>
* ... that ''[[Consequence (publication)|Consequence]]'' selected  [[Carly Rae Jepsen]]'s "'''[[Talking to Yourself]]'''" as song of the week and declared her music speaks for the "delightfully unhinged"? <small>(2023-06-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Narita Viliamu Tahega]]''' has won 38 medals in international weightlifting competitions, the most in the history of [[Niue]] athletics? <small>(2023-06-19)</small>
* ... that the ''[[Toronto Star]]'' estimated that '''[[Meron Estefanos]]''' may have helped save 16,000 refugees with her phone? <small>(2023-06-19)</small>
* ... that after '''[[Mollie Steimer]]''' was [[Sedition Act of 1918|convicted for sedition]], she refused to join a prison escape attempt as she did not want to dishonor the workers who had paid her bail? <small>(2023-06-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elizabeth Wilkins]]''' chose to work at the [[Federal Trade Commission]] on the hope that the agency is now positioned to address economic injustice? <small>(2023-06-18)</small>
* ... that after women's suffrage in Switzerland was approved in '''[[1971 Swiss women's suffrage referendum|a referendum in 1971]]''', the tabloid ''[[Blick]]'' sported a cover with a naked blonde and the headline "Thank you for the Roses"? <small>(2023-06-18)</small>
* ... that some prisoners in Peru get tattoos of '''[[Sarita Colonia]]''' for alleged protection? <small>(2023-06-17)</small>
* ... that the song "'''[[Labour (song)|Labour]]'''" started a TikTok trend of women sharing their experiences with sexism? <small>(2023-06-17)</small>
* ... that the photograph '''''[[Kandake of the Sudanese Revolution]]''''' symbolised the determination of the Sudanese people as [[Sudanese Revolution|they called for political change]]? <small>(2023-06-17)</small>
* ... that a report led by academic '''[[Cathy Nutbrown]]''' concluded that qualifications for [[Vocational education|vocational courses]] in childcare and early education were laxer than in animal welfare? <small>(2023-06-17)</small>
* ... that war correspondent '''[[Jurate Kazickas]]''' financed her plane ticket to Vietnam in 1967 with a US$500 win on the game show ''[[Password (American game show)|Password]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-06-16)</small>
* ... that during the filming of '''''[[Adele One Night Only]]''''', a male attendee blindfolded his partner of seven years and proposed to her? <small>(2023-06-16)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elfie Caroline Huntington]]''' ''(pictured)'' took photos of turn-of-the-century [[Utah]]'s darker side such as drunks and fights, while her husband '''[[Joseph Daniel Bagley]]''' was a portrait photographer? <small>(2023-06-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elena (Street Fighter)|Elena]]''' from the video game series ''[[Street Fighter]]'' uses a [[capoeira]] fighting style, for which the development team used travel videos as reference material as they had no experience with the style? <small>(2023-06-15)</small>
* ... that as an [[Easter egg (media)|Easter egg]], the color of '''[[Sarah Bryant (Virtua Fighter)|Sarah Bryant]]'''{{`s}} earring changes depending on the fighting stage in which the player is engaged? <small>(2023-06-14)</small>
* ... that an [[Adele]] song titled "'''[[Oh My God (Adele song)|Oh My God]]'''" is about the joys of hooking up? <small>(2023-06-13)</small>
* ... that when '''[[Kaz Ayabe]]''' pitched his video game '''''[[Boku no Natsuyasumi]]''''' to Sony, he said that illustrator '''[[Mineko Ueda]]''' was interested in the project even though they had never actually met? <small>(2023-06-13)</small>
* ... that both siblings of number-one [[NCAA Division&nbsp;I]] tennis player '''[[Fiona Crawley]]''' ''(pictured)'' also played college tennis? <small>(2023-06-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Alice Ilgenfritz Jones]]''' was one of "Two Women of the West" from Iowa who wrote the 1893 feminist utopian novel ''[[Unveiling a Parallel]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-06-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[On & On (Piri & Tommy song)|the beat goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on]]'''? <small>(2023-06-12)</small>
* ... that '''[[Debra Lew Harder]]''' is the fifth person to host the [[Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts]] since they began in 1931? <small>(2023-06-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[Zainab Salbi]]''' is the co-founder of [[Women for Women International]] and has authored multiple books? <small>(2023-06-09)</small>
* ... that [[United States Marine Corps]] captain '''[[Katie Higgins Cook|Katie Higgins]]''' flew nearly 400 combat hours in seven countries before performing with the [[Blue Angels]] in an airplane named "Fat Albert"? <small>(2023-06-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Karen Hanghøj]]''', the 2023 winner of the [[William Smith Medal]] for applied geology, became the first female [[List of directors of the British Geological Survey|director of the British Geological Survey]] 183 years after it was founded? <small>(2023-06-09)</small>
* ... that a university student sought counseling from his pastor after attending a guest lecture on sexuality by lesbian and former [[novice]] '''[[Joanne Marrow]]'''? <small>(2023-06-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Belén Barenys]]''' and Berta Prieto's short film was picked up by [[Filmin]] after they suggested the idea on Instagram? <small>(2023-06-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Abigail Fillmore]]''' spearheaded the creation of the [[White House Library]] after reportedly being appalled at the fact that there was no library? <small>(2023-06-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lucy Greenish]]''' was the first woman in New Zealand to become a registered architect? <small>(2023-06-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Caroline Breese Hall]]''' and her father, who were both [[Pediatrics|pediatricians]], once wrote the same book? <small>(2023-06-05)</small>
* ... that in Strauss's ''[[Elektra (opera)|Elektra]]'', '''[[Aile Asszonyi]]''' was said to be convincing as a woman close to madness? <small>(2023-06-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Louise Willingale]]''' is developing ZEUS, which is projected to be the most powerful laser in the United States? <small>(2023-06-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Leonie ter Braak]]''' made her film debut in ''[[The Marriage Escape]]'', the film of Dutch origin with the most cinema ticket sales in 2020? <small>(2023-06-04)</small>
* ... that the U.S. Navy's [[Blue Angels]]' first female [[fighter aircraft|fighter jet]] demonstration pilot, '''[[Amanda Lee (pilot)|Amanda Lee]]''' ''(pictured)'', uses the [[call sign]] "Stalin"? <small>(2023-06-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Thinzar Shunlei Yi]]''' ''(pictured)'' hid in the Burmese jungle for a month and joined a rebel militia following the [[2021 Myanmar coup d'état]]? <small>(2023-05-31)</small>
* ... that chef '''[[Lata Tondon]]''' once set a [[Guinness World Records|Guinness World Record]] with a cooking marathon lasting 87 hours 45 minutes? <small>(2023-05-30)</small>
* ... that actress '''[[Eula Morgan]]''' performed opera in her 1940s film roles, such as Madame Rinaldi in ''[[The Great American Broadcast]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-05-30)</small>
* ... that '''[[Lamia Al-Gailani Werr]]''' helped rebuild the [[Iraq Museum]] after it was looted in the 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq? <small>(2023-05-29)</small>
* ... that before becoming a legislator, '''[[Bettina Petzold-Mähr]]''' played volleyball for Liechtenstein when they defeated [[Lichtenstein, Saxony|Lichtenstein]]? <small>(2023-05-27)</small>
* ... that '''[[The End (sculpture)|a giant sculpture of melting whipped cream with a cherry on top]]''' transmitted a live feed of passers-by in [[Trafalgar Square]], London? <small>(2023-05-26)</small>
* ... that the show '''''[[Protection Court]]''''' continued to air episodes during an investigation launched by the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission alleging that litigants were filmed without their consent? <small>(2023-05-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Katharina von Schnurbein]]''' is the [[European Commission]]'s first coordinator on combatting [[antisemitism]], having served in the role since 2015? <small>(2023-05-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[A House Full of Females: Plural Marriage and Women's Rights in Early Mormonism, 1835–1870|a book about Mormon polygamy]]''' claims that polygamy was an early form of feminism? <small>(2023-05-25)</small>
* ... that ''[[Crying Ladies]]'' and ''[[Donsol (film)|Donsol]]'', '''[[Angel Aquino on screen and stage|films starring Angel Aquino]]''', were [[List of Philippine submissions for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film|Philippine submissions for Best International Feature Film]] at the [[77th Academy Awards|77th]] and [[80th Academy Awards]], respectively? <small>(2023-05-24)</small>
* ... that several composers wrote [[coloratura]] arias specifically for the voice of Italian opera singer '''[[Maria Giustina Turcotti]]'''? <small>(2023-05-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Asia Abdelmajid]]''', a pioneering Sudanese actress, was killed in crossfire during the [[2023 Sudan conflict]]? <small>(2023-05-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sheila P. Burke]]''' was once known as the 101st U.S. senator? <small>(2023-05-22)</small>
* ... that it once took two days to determine whether a [[slam dunk]] by '''[[Lester Rowe]]''' at the buzzer counted? <small>(2023-05-22)</small>
* ... that the art of '''[[Irma Blank]]''', of "drawing languages without words" and including sounds, was recognised in the 1970s but fell into obscurity until a rediscovery in the 2010s? <small>(2023-05-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Dafne Navarro]]''' was the first [[trampolining|trampoline gymnast]] to represent [[Mexico at the Olympics]]? <small>(2023-05-21)</small>
* ... that the coffin of '''[[Elizabeth Siddal]]''' ''(pictured)'' was exhumed at [[Dante Gabriel Rossetti|her widower]]'s request to retrieve a book of poetry? <small>(2023-05-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Marisa Anderson]]''' organized and participated in multiple cross-country walks to raise awareness for various political causes? <small>(2023-05-19)</small>
* ... that the 2019 [[South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball]] recruiting class ''(pictured)'' is known as '''[[The Freshies (basketball)|the Freshies]]''' after the name of the [[Text messaging#Group texts|group chat]] they created before their freshman year? <small>(2023-05-18)</small>
* ... that the [[Los Angeles Sparks]] have the most wins and highest '''[[List of all-time WNBA win–loss records|winning percentage in WNBA history]]'''? <small>(2023-05-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ruth Northway]]''' is the United Kingdom's first professor of learning disability nursing? <small>(2023-05-16)</small>
* ... that [[Angel Aquino]] '''[[List of awards and nominations received by Angel Aquino|received two nominations]]''' for Best Supporting Actress at the [[37th Gawad Urian Awards|2014 Gawad Urian Awards]]? <small>(2023-05-16)</small>
* ... that according to scholarship published in 2023, '''[[Maria de Knuijt]]''', rather than her husband, was actually the main patron of Dutch painter [[Johannes Vermeer]] ''(work pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-05-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Emily Donelson]]''' stopped serving as [[First Lady of the United States]] due to illness? <small>(2023-05-14)</small>
* ... that '''[[Celine-Marie Pascale]]'''{{`s}} work focuses on how [[Race (human categorization)|race]] and [[Social class|class]] impact the way "business practices and government policies create, normalize and entrench economic struggles" to benefit the wealthy? <small>(2023-05-14)</small>
* ... that most '''[[blue bloods in college basketball]]''' coincidentally wear shades of blue in their uniforms? <small>(2023-05-14)</small>
* ... that the [[incorruptibility]] of '''[[Wihtburh]]'''{{`s}} body was considered a miracle? <small>(2023-05-12)</small>
* ... that '''[[Wanda Szuman]]''', a pioneer of [[special education]] in Poland, was also active in [[underground education]]? <small>(2023-05-12)</small>
* ... that in her first year with [[San Diego State Aztecs women's basketball|San Diego State]], basketball player '''[[Tina Hutchinson]]''' set [[National Collegiate Athletic Association|NCAA]] freshman scoring records and led the Aztecs to their first [[NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament|NCAA tournament]]? <small>(2023-05-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[Cathy Whims]]''' has opened several restaurants in [[Portland, Oregon]], including the [[Nostrana (restaurant)|Nostrana]], which has been described as "Portland's capital of the [[Negroni]]"? <small>(2023-05-10)</small>
* ... that the musicians [[piri]], '''[[venbee]]''', '''[[Issey Cross]]''', and '''[[Charlotte Plank]]''' are all part of the female and [[non-binary gender|non-binary]] collective [[Loud LDN]]? <small>(2023-05-09)</small>
* ... that despite her physical disability, '''[[Sara Gadalla Gubara]]''' ''(pictured)'' came third in a 50&nbsp;km (31&nbsp;mi) mixed-sex national swimming event in 1972? <small>(2023-05-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Barbara Kennedy]]''' was the first player to [[List of NCAA Division I women's basketball season scoring leaders|lead NCAA Division&nbsp;I women's basketball in scoring]]? <small>(2023-05-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Marie Meyer (aviator)|Marie Meyer]]'''{{`s}} aerobatic stunts included standing on the upper wing of a biplane while it looped-the-loop ''(pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-05-08)</small>
* ... that after seeing a broken car, [[A.B. Quintanilla]] proclaimed his desire to make the song "'''[[La Carcacha]]'''" about it? <small>(2023-05-08)</small>
* ... that the '''[[2021 NCAA Division I women's basketball championship game]]''' was the first to feature two teams from the [[Pac-12 Conference]]? <small>(2023-05-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Martine Froger]]''' was elected to the [[National Assembly (France)|National Assembly of France]] without the support of the national leadership of her [[Socialist Party (France)|party]]? <small>(2023-05-07)</small>
* ... that before winning ''[[The X Factor: The Band]]'' as part of [[RLY]], '''[[Luena Martinez]]''' had released two singles as part of an anti-bullying campaign? <small>(2023-05-07)</small>
* ... that '''[[Helene Lecher]]'''{{`s}} presentation at the [[Women at the Hague]] conference, which [[Mary Heaton Vorse]] described as the "most moving speech of all the Congress", urged for peace? <small>(2023-05-06)</small>
* ... that the destroyed plinth of [[Gürdal Duyar]]'s nude sculpture '''''[[Güzel İstanbul]]''''' contained [[relief]]s of a fig, a pomegranate, a honeysuckle and a bee to represent different aspects of [[Istanbul]]? <small>(2023-05-06)</small>
* ... that during '''[[Coronation of George II and Caroline|her coronation]]''', [[Caroline of Ansbach]]'s dress was reportedly so covered in jewels that she required a pulley to lift her skirt for her to kneel? <small>(2023-05-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Caity Baser]]''' followed up her 2022 singles "Friendly Sex", "X & Y", and "Kiss You" with "Friendly Sex (Angrier)", "X & Y (What I Didn't Say)", and "Kiss You, Pt.&nbsp;2", respectively? <small>(2023-05-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[witch-hunts in India]]''' are still prevalent? <small>(2023-05-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mari Shimizu]]''' is nicknamed the "mother of [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actors]]" in Japan? <small>(2023-05-05)</small>
* ... that an earlier [[Title (song)|title]] going viral on TikTok prompted [[Meghan Trainor]] to '''[[Takin' It Back|take it back]]''' to [[doo-wop]], which [[Made You Look (Meghan Trainor song)|made them look]] again? <small>(2023-05-04)</small>
* ... that Filipina actress '''[[Angel Aquino]]''' has been described as a "perennial villainess" for portraying several antagonistic roles on television? <small>(2023-05-04)</small>
* ... that before joining the girl group [[XG (group)|XG]], Japanese singer '''[[Amy Harvey]]''' won the most awards when she participated in a modeling contest? <small>(2023-05-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Wanda Wesołowska]]''' has named 40 genera and 572 species of animals? <small>(2023-05-03)</small>
* ... that a fantasy novel by Irish poet and author '''[[Sarah Maria Griffin]]''' was sent to around 200,000 ticket-holders of the music festival [[Tomorrowland]]? <small>(2023-05-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mary Taft]]''' said in 1799 that stopping women from "bring[ing] souls to Christ" would, one day, be unbelievable? <small>(2023-05-03)</small>
* ... that for several decades, Soviet actress '''[[Maria Vladimirovna Mironova]]''' acted out scenes of a quarrelling couple on stage with her real-life husband? <small>(2023-05-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Uncle Waffles]]''' learned how to DJ during the {{nowrap|COVID-19}} lockdowns, and then retired from being an [[Eswatini Broadcasting and Information Service#Eswatini Television Authority|Eswatini TV]] presenter once her music career took off? <small>(2023-05-02)</small>
* ... that [[quantum materials]] researcher '''[[Tina Brower-Thomas]]'''{{`s}} attempts at chemistry as a youth led to her concoctions eating holes into her coat? <small>(2023-05-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rufina Bazlova]]''' has used [[Vyshyvanka|traditional embroidery]] to depict protests in Belarus? <small>(2023-05-01)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Džuvljarke: Roma Lesbian Existence|Džuvljarke]]''''' written by [[Vera Kurtić]] includes interviews with members of the [[LGBT]] community in Serbia and concludes that [[Romani people|Romani]] lesbian women are often "invisible"? <small>(2023-05-01)</small>
* ... that after becoming one of the [[Mongolian Armed Forces]]' first female recruits, '''[[Bolor Ganbold]]''' is now its first female brigadier general? <small>(2023-05-01)</small>
* ... that goalkeeper '''[[Sophie Whitehouse]]''', who has lived in England, Africa and the US, has been chosen to play [[Association football|soccer]] for the Republic of Ireland? <small>(2023-04-30)</small>
* ... that [[Ice Spice]] is '''[[Princess Diana (song)|Princess Diana]]'''? <small>(2023-04-30)</small>
* ... that 47-year-old Turkish para-karateka '''[[Oya Ekici]]''' won the bronze medal at the [[2022 European Karate Championships|2022 European Championships]]? <small>(2023-04-30)</small>
* ... that [[Joanna Cherry]] showed a printed copy of an Internet meme featuring '''[[Lily Hoshikawa]]''' during a [[Parliament of the United Kingdom|UK parliamentary]] committee meeting? <small>(2023-04-30)</small>
* ... that although it was a centennial project, the '''[[Canterbury Pioneer Women's Memorial]]''' ''(pictured)'' in New Zealand was opened 90 years after the region's organised settlement began? <small>(2023-04-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Anne Cooke Reid]]''' founded the first Black [[Summer stock theater|summer theater]] in the United States? <small>(2023-04-29)</small>
* ... that one can change '''[[Smoking on My Ex Pack|from doing 'sad girl music' to dissing your favorite rapper]]'''? <small>(2023-04-28)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mira (YouTuber)|Mira]]''', a Hong Kong YouTuber, was asked by the [[Korea Tourism Organization]] to be a spokeswoman for [[Michelin Guide|Michelin-starred]] restaurants one year after she started her channel? <small>(2023-04-28)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mira Bellwether]]'''{{`s}} husband had already read her zine, ''[[Fucking Trans Women]]'', years before he met her? <small>(2023-04-28)</small>
* ... that the '''[[Ladies Musical Club of Seattle|Ladies Musical Club]]''' brought [[Sergei Rachmaninoff]], [[Marian Anderson]], and [[Pablo Casals]] to perform in Seattle? <small>(2023-04-28)</small>
* ... that Burmese princess '''[[Myat Phaya Gyi]]''' was impregnated by a servant, gave up her royal privileges, and lived a life of poverty? <small>(2023-04-27)</small>
* ... that [[Carlisle]] miser '''[[Margery Jackson]]''', who chose to live like a [[Pauperism|pauper]], possessed a fine court [[Mantua (clothing)|mantua]] ''(pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-04-27)</small>
* ... that '''[[Trinidad Arroyo]]''' was allowed to vote in a Spanish election 17 years before women were granted suffrage? <small>(2023-04-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ilona Tóth]]''' testified that she had injected a man with gasoline? <small>(2023-04-26)</small>
* ... that soprano '''[[Carolina White]]''' performed the title role in the United States premiere of ''[[Il segreto di Susanna]]'' at the [[Metropolitan Opera House (39th Street)|Metropolitan Opera]] in 1911? <small>(2023-04-26)</small>
* ... that police investigating the '''[[murder of Una Crown]]''' initially thought that she had died in an accidental fire? <small>(2023-04-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Aubri Esters]]''' was among the winners of a [[hackathon]] focusing on ways to reduce drug addiction and drug-related deaths? <small>(2023-04-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Clara Stauffer]]''' was the only woman on the [[Allied Control Council]]'s list of 104 wanted Nazis in Spain? <small>(2023-04-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Maria Stromberger]]''' was sent to [[Auschwitz concentration camp|Auschwitz]] at her own request? <small>(2023-04-22)</small>
* ... that [[Saulteaux]] linguist '''[[Margaret Cote]]''' was the first person in [[Saskatchewan]] to teach a [[First Nations in Canada|First Nations]] language in a public school? <small>(2023-04-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Li Fu Lee]]''' ''(pictured)'', the first Chinese woman to attend [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]], studied electrical engineering, which—according to ''[[The Boston Globe]]''—its undergraduates at the time said was its hardest major? <small>(2023-04-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rosa Smester Marrero]]''' said that without women, men would live the life of a [[turnip]]? <small>(2023-04-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Letitia Christian Tyler]]''' ''(pictured)'' was the first [[First Lady of the United States|United States first lady]] to die in the role? <small>(2023-04-19)</small>
* ... that after losing her eyesight to [[toxoplasmosis]], '''[[Rhina Aguirre]]''' dedicated herself to [[Disability rights movement|disability rights]] and was elected to the [[Chamber of Senators (Bolivia)|Bolivian Senate]] in 2009? <small>(2023-04-17)</small>
* ... that the men's winner of the '''[[2022 New York City Marathon]]''' was almost hit by a vehicle during the race? <small>(2023-04-17)</small>
* ... that a pregnant '''[[Sally Buchanan]]''' was said to have carried bullets in her apron and distributed whiskey while singing during the '''[[Buchanan's Station|Battle of Buchanan's Station]]'''? <small>(2023-04-16)</small>
* ... that [[Erich Wolfgang Korngold|Erich Korngold]]'s ''[[Die tote Stadt]]'' had simultaneous premieres in Cologne and Hamburg in 1920, one with '''[[Johanna Geisler]]''' and her husband [[Otto Klemperer]]? <small>(2023-04-16)</small>
* ... that Armenian-Turkish soprano '''[[Sibil Pektorosoğlu]]''' released her first album after singing in a church choir for almost twenty years? <small>(2023-04-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rachel Belden Brooks]]''' was an [[African Americans|African-American]] pioneer who was awarded $1,000 when she sued the estate of her previous enslaver? <small>(2023-04-15)</small>
* ... that [[Meyers Leonard|Meyers]] and '''[[Elle Leonard]]''' donated US$500,000 toward the renovation of the site of their first date? <small>(2023-04-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mary Shadow]]''', the first unmarried woman in the [[Tennessee House of Representatives]], received fourteen marriage proposals after her election? <small>(2023-04-14)</small>
* ... that beekeeper '''[[Erika Thompson]]''' uses her bare hands to scoop up bees? <small>(2023-04-11)</small>
* ... that [[M.I.A. (rapper)|M.I.A.]] originally wanted to name her newest album after her son but instead named it '''''[[Mata (album)|Mata]]'''''{{-?}} <small>(2023-04-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[Grove Road Cemetery, Harrogate|Grove Road Cemetery]]''' once had two chapels ''(pictured)'' by architect '''[[Thomas Charles Sorby]]''', and contains self-made men '''[[George Dawson (builder)|George Dawson]]''', '''[[Richard Ellis (mayor)|Richard Ellis]]''' and '''[[David Simpson (mayor)|David Simpson]]''', banker '''[[John Smith (banker)|John Smith]]''', bandleader '''[[Daniel Schwarz (bandleader)|Daniel Schwarz]]''', newspaperman '''[[Robert Ackrill]]''', kayaker '''[[Fridel Meyer]]''', and miser '''[[John Turner (miser)|John Turner]]'''? <small>(2023-04-09)</small>
* ... that [[Melanie Martinez]]'s song, "'''[[Death (Melanie Martinez song)|Death]]'''", was her first chart hit in more than a decade? <small>(2023-04-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Brennley Brown]]''' was a finalist on ''The Voice'' when she was only 15 years old? <small>(2023-04-09)</small>
* ... that the children of [[papercutting]] artist '''[[Claire von Greyerz]]''' received some of their education together with [[Napoleon III]]? <small>(2023-04-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Bloody Mary (song)|a Lady Gaga song]]''' became popular 11 years after its release, when videos showing [[Jenna Ortega]], as [[Wednesday Addams]], dancing to the song became viral on TikTok? <small>(2023-04-05)</small>
* ... that a special case was instrumental to [[harp]]ist '''[[Stephanie Goldner|Steffy Goldner]]'''{{`s}} professional career and legacy? <small>(2023-04-04)</small>
* ... that 22-year-old singer '''[[Milena Warthon]]''' has created a new genre, ''pop andino'', by fusing [[Pop music|pop]] and [[Andean music]]? <small>(2023-04-03)</small>
* ... that Indian activist '''[[Birubala Rabha]]''' ''(pictured)'' has rescued more than thirty women from being [[Witch-hunts in India|persecuted as witches]] in the last decade? <small>(2023-04-02)</small>
* ... that '''[[Edith of Wilton]]''' was criticized for not working after her death? <small>(2023-04-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ruth Scott Miller]]''', the first female music critic for the ''[[Chicago Tribune]]'', said she was hired to "write for the masses and not for 'four or five thousand freak music lovers{{'"}}? <small>(2023-03-31)</small>
* ... that in the 2022 film ''[[Saint Omer (film)|Saint Omer]]'', '''[[Guslagie Malanda]]''' plays a character based on convicted murderer '''[[Fabienne Kabou]]''', while '''[[Kayije Kagame]]''' plays a stand-in for director '''[[Alice Diop]]'''? <small>(2023-03-31)</small>
* ... that pianist '''[[Fujita Haruko]]''', one of the first 19 female students enrolled at the [[University of Tokyo]], was taught by '''[[Leo Sirota]]''', who was once called the "god of piano" ''(both pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-03-31)</small>
* ... that the title of the [[livestreaming]] concert '''[[Freedom (concert)|Freedom]]''' came from [[Regine Velasquez]]'s desire to have freedom of singing anything she wants? <small>(2023-03-31)</small>
* ... that as part of its strategy of political renovation, [[Plan Progress for Bolivia – National Convergence|National Convergence]] nominated '''[[Farides Vaca|a librarian]]''' to contest one of Bolivia's most competitive legislative districts? <small>(2023-03-31)</small>
* ... that out of 84 people running for governor seats in Bolivia in 2021, '''[[Mirtha Arce]]''' was one of just seven women and was the first in the [[Tarija Department]] to ever do so? <small>(2023-03-30)</small>
* ... that a woman who died from [[Alzheimer's disease|Alzheimer's]] was memorialized by [[SZA|her granddaughter]] through '''[[Open Arms (SZA song)|posthumous vocals in a song]]'''? <small>(2023-03-29)</small>
* ... that '''[[Kong Dongmei]]''', the granddaughter of [[Mao Zedong]], and her husband have an estimated net worth of 5&nbsp;billion [[renminbi|yuan]] (US$815&nbsp;million)? <small>(2023-03-29)</small>
* ... that all three of '''[[Jane Severance]]'''{{`s}} books for young readers include lesbian characters, including [[When Megan Went Away|her first book]], which was the first [[picture book]] to include such characters? <small>(2023-03-28)</small>
* ... that after publishing a fictional account of women who survived a [[Nazi concentration camps|Nazi concentration camp]] by sewing dresses, '''[[Lucy Adlington]]''' was contacted by descendants of actual dressmakers? <small>(2023-03-27)</small>
* ... that [[Sharon Cuneta]] and [[Regine Velasquez]]'s concert '''[[Iconic (concert)|Iconic]]''' has been referred to as a venture of two unrivaled names in the music scene of the Philippines? <small>(2023-03-27)</small>
* ... that the concert series '''[[Regine at the Theater]]''' was conceived two years earlier but was delayed after singer [[Regine Velasquez]] suffered [[Gastroesophageal reflux disease|acid reflux]]? <small>(2023-03-26)</small>
* ... that the "updown" singer '''[[piri]]''' funded her music career by setting up an [[OnlyFans]] account? <small>(2023-03-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Frances Cleveland]]''' ''(pictured)'' was the first [[First Lady of the United States|United States first lady]] to have dedicated journalists write about her activities? <small>(2023-03-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Bertha McNeill]]''' challenged policies of the [[Women's International League for Peace and Freedom]] that excluded Black women from full membership in the organization? <small>(2023-03-26)</small>
* ... that on the opening night of her concert '''[[R3.0 (concert)|R3.0]]''', singer [[Regine Velasquez]] also released [[R3.0|a triple album of the same name]]? <small>(2023-03-25)</small>
* ... that '''[[Alexandra Hunt]]''', a former [[stripper]], opened an [[OnlyFans]] account in response to an [[Troll (slang)|Internet troll]] during her campaign for a seat in the [[United States House of Representatives]]? <small>(2023-03-25)</small>
* ... that some song choices by [[Regine Velasquez]] ''(pictured)'' in her concert series '''[[Solo (concert residency)|Solo]]''' were [[Viral phenomenon|viral]] hits from TikTok? <small>(2023-03-24)</small>
* ... that the [[Brisbane Lions]]' AFL women's team in the '''[[AFL Women's season seven]]''' became the first [[AFL Women's|AFLW]] team to score more than 200 points across the first three rounds of a season? <small>(2023-03-24)</small>
* ... that as a member of the Bolivian [[Chamber of Deputies (Bolivia)|Chamber of Deputies]], '''[[Shirley Franco]]''' presented a bill that would penalize [[street harassment]] with up to eight hours in jail and a 500-[[Bolivian boliviano|boliviano]] fine? <small>(2023-03-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Frances Helen Prideaux]]'''{{`s}}  skill convinced [[William Gull|Sir William Gull]] that women were intellectually capable of being doctors? <small>(2023-03-22)</small>
* ... that to attend the 1915 [[Women at the Hague]] Congress, '''[[Eugénie Hamer]]''' and the Belgian delegates drove, were frisked, walked two hours, and took a train? <small>(2023-03-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Cora Slocomb di Brazza]]''' designed the [[peace flag]] adopted by the International Council of Women, and her mother '''[[Abby Day Slocomb]]''' designed the [[Flag of Connecticut|Connecticut state flag]]? <small>(2023-03-22)</small>
* ... that the 2015 campaign '''[[Woman to Woman (campaign)|Woman to Woman]]''' included a "Pink Bus" that was mocked by critics as sexist and patronising? <small>(2023-03-21)</small>
* ... that the doll company [[American Girl]] published '''''[[The Care and Keeping of You]]''''', a book explaining puberty, after receiving thousands of letters from children asking about it? <small>(2023-03-21)</small>
* ... that soccer player '''[[Danielle Marcano]]''' scored four goals in back-to-back games that helped to send the [[Tennessee Volunteers women's soccer|University of Tennessee]] to the [[2018 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament|NCAA tournament quarterfinals]] for the first time in history? <small>(2023-03-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Satoko Kishimoto]]''' is the first elected female mayor of [[Suginami]], Tokyo? <small>(2023-03-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Helene Scheu-Riesz]]''' created the first German translation of ''[[Through the Looking-Glass|Alice Through the Looking-Glass]]'' but struggled with [[Lewis Carroll]]'s made-up words? <small>(2023-03-20)</small>
* ... that the post-apocalyptic novel '''''[[The Mercy Journals]]''''' was inspired by the [[Gombe Chimpanzee War]], the [[Rwandan genocide]], and the Bible? <small>(2023-03-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Gloria Cameron]]''' was the first native Jamaican in the UK to appear on the British television programme ''[[This Is Your Life (British TV series)|This Is Your Life]]''{{-?}} <small>(2023-03-19)</small>
* ... that '''''[[The Scout Mindset]]''''', a book about being able to change one's mind, took five years to be published partly because author [[Julia Galef]] changed her mind about what to write? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that people sometimes wonder whether the [[contortion]]ist '''[[Sofie Dossi]]''' has a spine? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that [[Meghan Trainor]] announced her song "'''[[Mother (Meghan Trainor song)|Mother]]'''" while 21 weeks pregnant? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that when the 18-year-old [[New York City Ballet]] dancer '''[[Mira Nadon]]''' performed her first major role, ''[[The New York Times]]'' called her performance a promise to the future? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that physicist [[Sabine Hossenfelder]]'s book '''''[[Existential Physics]]''''' discusses whether [[free will]], the [[multiverse]], the [[existence of God]], and the [[meaning of life]] are topics that science can answer? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that [[NASA Astronaut Corps|NASA astronaut]] '''[[Bonnie J. Dunbar]]''' ''(pictured)'' flew on five space missions and has spent more than 50 days in space? <small>(2023-03-18)</small>
* ... that excavations led by archaeologist '''[[Judith Marquet-Krause]]''' disproved that the [[Book of Joshua]] was a factual account of the city of [[Ai (Canaan)|Ai]]? <small>(2023-03-17)</small>
* ... that Japanese pianist '''[[Nagaoka Nobuko]]''', a child prodigy called an "absolute genius", was killed in the final [[Bombing of Tokyo|American firebombing of Tokyo]]? <small>(2023-03-16)</small>
* ... that New York City's '''[[Barbizon 63|Barbizon Hotel]]''' hosted its first male guests on [[Valentine's Day]] in 1981 after operating as a women-only hotel for more than five decades? <small>(2023-03-16)</small>
* ... that Taylor Swift-lookalike '''[[Ashley Leechin]]''' went viral for doing laundry? <small>(2023-03-16)</small>
* ... that Dutch designer '''[[Sabine Marcelis]]''' was a semi-professional snowboarder in New Zealand before she decided to pursue a career in the arts? <small>(2023-03-15)</small>
* ... that at the [[Grand Slam (tennis)|Grand Slams]] in tennis, '''[[Krejčíková–Siniaková doubles team|Barbora Krejčíková and Kateřina Siniaková]]''' ''(pictured)'' are on a 24-match winning streak? <small>(2023-03-15)</small>
* ... that French astrochemist '''[[Christine Joblin]]''' co-created a webcomic to popularize her research on the origins of [[cosmic dust]]? <small>(2023-03-15)</small>
* ... that '''[[Cara De Silva]]''' described a [[Cookbooks of the Holocaust|cookbook]] compiled by a woman in [[Theresienstadt Ghetto|Terezin concentration camp]] as a record of "psychological resistance”? <small>(2023-03-15)</small>
* ... that [[Japanese Breakfast]] released versions of their song "'''[[Be Sweet]]'''" in both Korean and [[Simlish]]? <small>(2023-03-15)</small>
* ... that  '''[[Fionula Brennan]]'''{{`s}} experiments with [[cytokine]]s led to new therapies to treat [[rheumatoid arthritis]]? <small>(2023-03-14)</small>
* ... that the propaganda poster "'''[[Women of Britain Say 'Go!']]'''{{-"}} ''(pictured)'' was part of an attempt to ignore pre-war advances by women and reinforce gender stereotypes? <small>(2023-03-13)</small>
* ... that '''[[Omeima Mudawi-Rowlings]]''' was made a [[Order of the British Empire|Member of the Order of the British Empire]] for services to people with disabilities by [[Elizabeth II|the Queen]], but received her award from [[Charles III|the King]]? <small>(2023-03-13)</small>
* ... that [[Charlie Jane Anders]] wrote [[preferred gender pronoun|preferred pronouns]] into her science fiction novel '''''[[Victories Greater Than Death]]''''' because she thought that alien gender would be unclear to humans? <small>(2023-03-12)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Chickaboom!]]''''', by country musician [[Tami Neilson]], was nominated for both [[Juno Award for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year|Canadian]] and [[Aotearoa Music Award for Album of the Year|New Zealand music awards]]? <small>(2023-03-12)</small>
* ... that the support of conservationist '''[[Kae Miller]]''' ''(pictured)'' for people recovering from mental illnesses resulted in the establishment of Te Rae Kaihau Park in [[Wellington]], New Zealand? <small>(2023-03-11)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ida Ospelt-Amann]]''' led the revival of dialect poetry in Liechtenstein and was awarded the [[Order of Merit of the Principality of Liechtenstein|Golden Cross of Merit]]? <small>(2023-03-11)</small>
* ... that '''[[Shirley Kurata]]''' is said to have "subverted and reclaimed Asian-centric tropes" through her "outrageous" costume designs for movie villain Jobu Tupaki? <small>(2023-03-10)</small>
* ... that '''[[Josiane Lima]]''' won Brazil's first Paralympic rowing medal? <small>(2023-03-10)</small>
* ... that '''''[[Shiroi Heya no Futari]]''''' is regarded as the first work of {{transl|ja|[[Yuri (genre)|yuri]]}}, a genre of [[manga]] and other media focused on female-female romance, despite not being the first manga to depict romance between women? <small>(2023-03-08)</small>
* ... that New Zealand activist '''[[Pania Newton]]''' ''(depicted)'' gave up a legal career to become an activist and spokesperson for the preservation of her ancestral lands at [[Ihumātao]]? <small>(2023-03-08)</small>
* ... that ''[[National Treasure: Edge of History]]'' lead '''[[Lisette Olivera]]''' was dissuaded from an acting career as a child but studied dance, vocals and music? <small>(2023-03-08)</small>
* ... that one of '''[[Beverly Robertson (businesswoman)|Beverly Robertson]]'''{{`s}} biggest accomplishments as CEO of the [[Greater Memphis Chamber]] was attracting the [[Ford Motor Company]]'s US$5.6&nbsp;billion [[Blue Oval City]] complex to Memphis, Tennessee? <small>(2023-03-08)</small>
* ... that the singer '''[[Luci van Org]]''' followed up her mainstream success from the 1990s by starting a "Latin–disco–pop–country crossover" band? <small>(2023-03-06)</small>
* ... that the rebooted design of '''[[Glimmer (She-Ra)|Glimmer]]''' from ''[[She-Ra and the Princesses of Power|She-Ra]]'' was partly inspired by the showrunner's love of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]''? <small>(2023-03-06)</small>
* ... that '''[[Rose Freistater]]''' was "too fat" to be a teacher in [[New York City]]? <small>(2023-03-04)</small>
* ... that during the first tour to the Soviet Union by any American ballet company, '''[[Lupe Serrano]]''' ''(pictured)'' danced the first encore in the [[American Ballet Theatre]]'s history? <small>(2023-03-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Gloria Orwoba]]''' raised awareness about period poverty by appearing in the Senate of Kenya in apparently blood-stained trousers? <small>(2023-03-04)</small>
* ... that the first [[Secular education|secular school]] in [[Catalonia]] was founded by the [[Anarcha-feminism|anarcha-feminist]] '''[[Teresa Mañé]]'''? <small>(2023-03-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Kloe (singer)|Kloe]]''' was a headliner at [[King Tut's Wah Wah Hut]] in 2014, despite not being old enough to attend most shows there? <small>(2023-03-01)</small>
* ... that nursing educator '''[[Helen Turner Watson]]''' was one of the first [[African Americans|African-American]] women to become a commissioned officer in the [[United States Navy]]? <small>(2023-02-28)</small>
* ... that the conservationist '''[[Martha Isabel Ruiz Corzo]]''' sings when she speaks? <small>(2023-02-27)</small>
* ... that on the day of her '''[[Silver (concert)|Silver]]''' concert, singer [[Regine Velasquez]] ''(pictured)'' suffered from a viral infection and temporarily lost her voice? <small>(2023-02-26)</small>
* ... that '''[[Kurnianingrat]]''' helped historian [[George McTurnan Kahin]] smuggle speeches by leaders of the [[Indonesian National Revolution|Indonesian revolution]] from the Dutch? <small>(2023-02-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Jane Dempsey Douglass]]''' became the first woman to head a worldwide communion of churches in 1990? <small>(2023-02-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mimi Kilgore]]''' gifted [[Willem de Kooning]] a frog that had been run over by a car? <small>(2023-02-19)</small>
* ... that American folklorist '''[[Esther Shephard]]''' collected tall tales from logging camps in the state of Washington to complete her 1924 book about [[Paul Bunyan]]? <small>(2023-02-19)</small>
* ... that African-American journalist '''[[Erna P. Harris]]''' ''(pictured)'' was called a "fearless critic" of the [[internment of Japanese Americans]] by the US government during World War&nbsp;II? <small>(2023-02-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Eva Siracká]]''' remained the president of the League Against Cancer, citing the reign of [[Elizabeth&nbsp;II]] as the reason? <small>(2023-02-17)</small>
* ... that in 2022, Briton '''[[Charlotte Payne]]''' broke the world record for a [[hammer throw]] by a deaf woman by almost 5 metres (16&nbsp;ft)? <small>(2023-02-17)</small>
* ... that popular Korean folk singer '''[[Wang Su-bok]]''' was given birthday gifts by both [[Kim Il-sung]] and [[Kim Jong-il]]? <small>(2023-02-14)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mary Arthur McElroy]]''' ''(pictured)'' was never given official recognition as [[First Lady of the United States]] out of respect for [[Nell Arthur]], the deceased wife of then-president [[Chester A. Arthur]]? <small>(2023-02-14)</small>
* ... that the painting '''''[[God Giving Birth]]''''' was inspired by [[Monica Sjöö]]'s inner visions while giving birth? <small>(2023-02-14)</small>
* ... that conservator '''[[Carolyn Price Horton]]''' helped to direct a "Mud Angel army" that rescued books after the [[Arno]] flooded museums and libraries in Florence, Italy, in 1966? <small>(2023-02-13)</small>
* ... that [[Sylvia Plath]] criticized '''[[Two Lovers and a Beachcomber by the Real Sea|her own award-winning poem]]''' for its "old crystal-brittle and sugar-faceted voice"? <small>(2023-02-11)</small>
* ... that a bloodied fingerprint on newspaper was the central piece of evidence in the '''[[Murder of Vivianne Ruiz (Jane Doe)|murder of Vivianne Ruiz]]'''? <small>(2023-02-11)</small>
* ... that "Step Chickens" on TikTok replace their profile pictures with an image ''(shown)'' of '''[[Melissa Ong]]''', whom they call "Mother Hen"? <small>(2023-02-10)</small>
* ... that the last meal the '''[[Luttra Woman]]''' ''(skull pictured)'' had was raspberries? <small>(2023-02-09)</small>
* ... that '''[[Enriqueta Medellín]]''', a Mexican surgeon, has an ecological center and environmental prize named after her in the state of [[Aguascalientes]]? <small>(2023-02-08)</small>
* ... that '''[[Perla Batalla]]''' was once a backup singer for [[Leonard Cohen]], who encouraged her to write her own songs? <small>(2023-02-06)</small>
* ... that [[SZA]] said her label insisted on scrapping '''[[PSA (song)|a song from her second album]]''', even though they had used it to promote the album? <small>(2023-02-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Margaret Isobel Cooper|Margaret Cooper]]''' wrote that the [[Women's Royal Indian Naval Service]] was providing "the experience of a lifetime" to the young women she recruited during the Second World War? <small>(2023-02-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Eudoro Galindo]]''', who was nearly elected [[Vice President of Bolivia]], was also a three-time national [[fencing]] champion and a two-time [[Bolivarian Games]] bronze medallist? <small>(2023-02-04)</small>
* ... that during its run of screenings at the [[Whitney Museum]], the 1979 film '''''[[Asparagus (film)|Asparagus]]''''' was shown [[Rear projection|rear-projected]] onto a set that appears in the film itself? <small>(2023-02-04)</small>
* ... that '''[[Henrietta Bruckman]]''' founded the first [[Fraternity|fraternal organization]] for [[Women in Judaism|Jewish women]] in the United States? <small>(2023-02-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Laura Bergt]]''' was said to have gained millions of acres of land for Native Alaskans by [[Eskimo kiss|Eskimo-kissing]] Vice President [[Spiro Agnew]] ''(pictured)''{{-?}} <small>(2023-01-27)</small>
* ... that as a last-minute substitute in a premiere performance at [[Oper Frankfurt]], '''[[Elena Manistina]]''' sang from the side while the assistant director mimed onstage? <small>(2023-01-27)</small>
* ... that the [[Daughters of the American Revolution]] opposed '''[[Marjorie Lynch]]'''{{`s}} nomination to a government post due to her birth in Britain? <small>(2023-01-26)</small>
* ... that [[Kuchipudi]] exponent '''[[Maddali Usha Gayatri]]''' choreographed a 12-hour ballet that was performed by a [[Dance troupe|troupe]] involving 12 of her disciples? <small>(2023-01-25)</small>
* ... that before pursuing a career in music, '''[[Lauren Jenkins]]''' was the host of a wrestling television show? <small>(2023-01-25)</small>
* ... that health economist '''[[Selma Mushkin]]''' estimated in the early 1970s that up to 50 percent of poor children in Washington, D.C., were affected by [[lead poisoning]]? <small>(2023-01-24)</small>
* ... that when visiting Britain during World War&nbsp;II, naval officer  '''[[Kalyani Sen]]''' ''(pictured)'' reported that Indian women were breaking down prejudices against men and women working together by joining the military? <small>(2023-01-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Kakusan-ni]]''' was the founding abbess of a Buddhist convent that was a refuge for women running away from their husbands? <small>(2023-01-24)</small>
* ... that '''[[Jessica Martin]]''' has played both a punk werewolf and the voice of the Queen in ''[[Doctor Who]]''? <small>(2023-01-24)</small>
* ... that American first lady '''[[Lou Henry Hoover]]''' secretly sent money to families in need during the [[Great Depression]]? <small>(2023-01-23)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sandra Dombrowski]]''' was the first female to referee an [[IIHF World Women's Championship]] gold-medal game? <small>(2023-01-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Isabel Cooper (artist)|Isabel Cooper]]''' painted live snakes while holding them in her hand? <small>(2023-01-22)</small>
* ... that [[Sears]] heiress '''[[Edith Rosenwald Stern]]''' organized a women's [[broom brigade]] against political corruption in New Orleans? <small>(2023-01-22)</small>
* ... that '''[[Mabel Freer]]''' ''(pictured)'' was deported from Australia because she could not speak Italian? <small>(2023-01-21)</small>
* ... that '''[[Elisabeth Waterhouse]]''' founded the National Chamber Music Course summer school in 1974 and has managed it since? <small>(2023-01-21)</small>
* ... that British architect '''[[Diane Haigh]]''' transformed one historic building into an art gallery and another into a hospice? <small>(2023-01-20)</small>
* ... that '''[[Ariana Orrego]]''' was the first Peruvian gymnast to compete at the Olympic Games? <small>(2023-01-20)</small>
* ... that before '''[[Sarah Elmaleh]]''' voiced the player character in the video game ''[[Anthem (video game)|Anthem]]'', developed by [[BioWare]], she voiced characters in a mod of an earlier BioWare game? <small>(2023-01-19)</small>
* ... that '''[[Nina de Creeft Ward]]''' worked on art that resembles corpses of extinct and endangered species to show "how people have caused a scourge to the balance of nature"? <small>(2023-01-19)</small>
* ... that the ''[[Kill Bill: Volume 1|Kill Bill]]'' films inspired [[SZA]] to write '''[[Kill Bill (SZA song)|a song about murdering her ex-boyfriend]]'''? <small>(2023-01-18)</small>
* ... that '''[[Park Ji-hyun (politician)|Park Ji-hyun]]''' helped to expose an online sex-crime ring and later became the interim co-chair of the [[Democratic Party of Korea]] at the age of 26? <small>(2023-01-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Antoinette Tidjani Alou]]''' ''(pictured)'' wrote a work of [[autofiction]] that traces the journey of a Jamaican woman who moved to Niger for love? <small>(2023-01-17)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sybil Thorndike]]''' was known as Britain's leading tragedienne? <small>(2023-01-16)</small>
* ... that campaigning by climate activist '''[[Kimiko Hirata]]''' halted plans to build 17 new coal-fired power plants following the [[Fukushima nuclear disaster]] in Japan? <small>(2023-01-15)</small>
* ... that American educator '''[[Janet Sorg Stoltzfus]]''' ''(pictured)'' established the first foreign school in northern Yemen? <small>(2023-01-14)</small>
* ... that Paramount Chief '''[[Matilda Lansana Minah V|Matilda Lansana Minah&nbsp;V]]''' has backed a 30-percent quota for the representation of women in the parliament of Sierra Leone? <small>(2023-01-13)</small>
* ... that writer '''[[Eliza Bland Smith Erskine Norton]]''' married two different men who both lost an arm in battle? <small>(2023-01-13)</small>
* ... that soprano '''[[Galina Pisarenko]]''' studied economics, English, and Norwegian at the same time she was studying to become a professional opera singer? <small>(2023-01-12)</small>
* ... that classical dances of '''[[Gaddam Padmaja Reddy]]''', recipient of [[Sangeet Natak Akademi Award|India's highest award for performing arts]], explore contemporary social issues such as [[female foeticide in India|female foeticide]] and [[HIV/AIDS]]? <small>(2023-01-12)</small>
* ... that when baker '''[[Ruby Tandoh]]''' ''(pictured)'' publicly [[Coming out|came out]], she mocked critics who suggested that she had romanced a male contest judge? <small>(2023-01-11)</small>
* ... that '''[[Patty Loveless]]'''{{`s}} musical career rebounded after she underwent surgery to repair a blood vessel on her vocal cords? <small>(2023-01-11)</small>
* ... that after '''[[Mary Gardiner Horsford]]''' died, her husband married her sister Phoebe? <small>(2023-01-10)</small>
* ... that diplomat '''[[Lê Thị Tuyết Mai]]''' ''(pictured)'' studied at three different universities in three different countries? <small>(2023-01-10)</small>
* ... that [[Lady Gaga]] said she was in a dark state of mind when writing the song "'''[[Free Woman]]'''" but got over it after completing the song? <small>(2023-01-09)</small>
* ... that [[Meghan Trainor]] wrote her song "'''[[Bad for Me (Meghan Trainor song)|Bad for Me]]'''" with strangers? <small>(2023-01-09)</small>
* ... that Anna Maria Bowes escaped from her governess '''[[Elizabeth Parish]]''' by crawling over a plank to cross a narrow street? <small>(2023-01-07)</small>
* ... that U.S. first lady '''[[Bess Truman]]''' was humiliated by a champagne bottle? <small>(2023-01-07)</small>
* ... that '''[[Akshata Murty]]''', the wife of British prime minister [[Rishi Sunak]], reportedly has more personal wealth than [[Charles III|King Charles&nbsp;III]]? <small>(2023-01-07)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sarah Mardini]]''' worked as a humanitarian for refugees and now could be sentenced to 25 years in prison? <small>(2023-01-06)</small>
* ... that at age 10, '''[[Sophia Lucia]]''' surpassed the world record for consecutive pirouettes by 19 turns? <small>(2023-01-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Sao Sanda]]''' ''(pictured)'', the last princess of [[Yawnghwe]], is one of only two living princesses to have attended the 1947 [[Panglong Conference]]? <small>(2023-01-05)</small>
* ... that '''[[Wilhelmine Key]]''' ''(pictured)'' studied wasps as a child, and as an adult she kept them as pets? <small>(2023-01-03)</small>
* ... that '''[[Michelle Lyons]]''' has personally witnessed nearly 300 executions? <small>(2023-01-03)</small>
* ... that the parliamentary [[Sign language|sign-language]] interpreter could not make out what South African MP '''[[Joan Fubbs]]''' tried to say in her tribute to President [[Cyril Ramaphosa]]? <small>(2023-01-02)</small>
* ... that Minnesota legislator '''[[Claudia Meier Volk|Claudia Meier]]''' cosponsored a bill freeing women from having to take their husbands' last names, and then took her husband's last name? <small>(2023-01-01)</small>
* ... that '''[[Vanita Jagdeo Borade]]''' has been called the "snake woman" for having rescued more than 50,000 snakes? <small>(2023-05-11)</small><br>... that '''[[Vanita Jagdeo Borade]]''' has been called the "Snake Woman" for having rescued more than 50,000 snakes? <small>(2022-05-11)</small>
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