Historic Election Wins, King Charles in Antigua and Archewell Changes Lead This Week’s Feminegra Edit
Historic 2026 midterm firsts lead the week, alongside King Charles’s slavery apology debate, an Archewell departure and major royal and political stories.
Historic 2026 midterm firsts, King Charles, Archewell changes, CFDA fashion and major political stories lead this week’s Feminegra edit.
Historic firsts from the 2026 midterms lead today’s Feminegra edit, followed by King Charles, Archewell, the CFDA Awards and more.
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Breaking news from the 2026 midterms leads today’s edit, followed by the slavery apology debate surrounding King Charles, a departure from Archewell Productions, royal questions in Antigua and some of our favourite looks from the CFDA Awards.
The 2026 midterms delivered a remarkable series of representation milestones across the United States, with Black, Native American, Latino, Muslim and LGBTQ+ candidates breaking barriers in races across the country.
Buckingham Palace says Charles cannot make government policy, but the Dutch monarchy’s formal apology for its country’s role in slavery offers an uncomfortable comparison as Caribbean leaders continue pressing Britain for accountability.
Chanel Pysnik is leaving Archewell Productions after more than five years with Harry and Meghan’s production company, where she served as Head of Nonfiction, Film & TV.
Charles’s surprise reunion with Idris Elba produced an easy royal-photo moment, but the visit unfolded against a much larger debate about republicanism, reparations and the monarchy’s future in the Caribbean.
Lupita brought striking red, Olandria delivered drama in Brandon Blackwood and Keke Palmer reached into the Bob Mackie archives for a night celebrating American fashion.
Haley Stevens appeared at a Detroit church alongside Mike Rogers shortly before endorsing him, but the congregation’s reaction became part of the wider conversation surrounding Michigan’s Senate contest.
Vivienne has legally removed Pitt from her surname, becoming the fourth of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s children to publicly move away from their father’s name.
As Ever’s Spiced Apple Butter is back in stock just in time for the holidays. The seasonal favourite sold out quickly last time, so if you missed it, now is the perfect time to restock your pantry or add a jar to your holiday table. Even better, Feminegra readers can save 15% with code FEMINEGRA15.
