“Game of Thrones” is a series that embodies the tropes of high fantasy and subverts them. And in no area in the series has that been more clear than its gender politics. Women on “Game of Thrones” ...

Melisandre, the Red Woman, played by Carice van Houten, was a true game-changer on Game of Thrones. She made a mysterious ...

Few Game of Thrones characters were as mysterious as Melisandre, the Red Priestess who bordered on faith and obsession. Dutch ...

Sophie Turner recently told Flaunt magazine as part of a cover story that “Game of Thrones” was “actually doing a lot of justice to women” despite generating constant backlash during its run for ...

As Game of Thrones tried to be reflective of the savage nature of medieval culture, echoing some of the most infamous world events in a high fantasy setting, there were also harsh realities like ...

Game of Thrones Season 5 Episode 1 starts with a dark flashback. Young Cersie explores the woods with her friend Melara. They ...

Before she became the Red Priestess Melisandre, Carice van Houten auditioned for another major role on Game of Thrones.

The author of the books explains why women are treated the way they are. — -- The steady stream of violence against women bothers many "Game of Thrones" viewers, but the anger level rose sharply ...

“Game of Thrones” stars past and present filled Radio City Music Hall this month for the world premiere of the first episode of the fantasy saga’s eighth and final season, which debuted Sunday on HBO.

Sophie Turner looked back on "Game of Thrones" as part of a lengthy interview with Flaunt Magazine-- specifically on the scene in which her new husband Ramsay Bolton (played by Iwan Rheon) raped her ...

A simple switch between Daenerys and Rhaenyra Targaryen would have helped the two women solve a range of conflicts in their ...