Girls

It used to be assumed that a gymnast’s peak came around sixteen years of age. So why will the Olympic team be stocked with women in their twenties?

Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla” explores a vexed archetype.

In the book “Hafiz,” Sabiha Çimen depicts young Muslims forming their own “playground of the imagination.”

A pandemic-era rise in early puberty may help physicians to better understand its causes.

Kristen Visbal, the creator of the financial-district statue that has become a feminist icon, is fighting for her right to create and sell other versions of the art work to cities around the world.

You stood in a glass elevator next to a man with a fat mustache and a turquoise knapsack who looked at you angrily.

Post-“Girls,” the actress is starring in “The Flight Attendant,” an HBO Max mystery series, and spending quality time with her six-year-old mare.

Why Donna Murphy and Bebe Neuwirth are talking about Sadie Markowitz, a nine-year-old from Westchester, and her guide on how to behave at the theatre.

Sarah DeLappe’s “The Wolves” takes teen-age girl talk to a soccer field at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre.

Despite threats from extremists, a league tries to stay on the court.

In trying to create a television show about the messy business of femininity, “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” became a master class.