What's got my attention this week
Things to read, watch and listen to this weekend
British scientist, Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, who's devoted her life to space science, is one of six STEM professionals to get her own Barbie (Abre numa nova janela)
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• Great piece by Gaby Hinsliff on the explosion of women's rage (Abre numa nova janela).
• Andreas Kronthaler just did his first fashion show without Vivienne Westwood (Abre numa nova janela) (his partner of 30 years): ‘I knew I had to get through it’. (Tel)
• Why we could all benefit from a fake assistant (Abre numa nova janela). (Or, indeed, a real one...)
• Love a nicely stacked open shelf? Me too! Welcome to the world of pantry porn. (Abre numa nova janela) (FT)
• The annual glass ceiling index (Abre numa nova janela) is out and it will come as no surprise that the UK's performance isn't exactly impressive. And while we're on the subject, Gender Equality is only 300 years away... (Abre numa nova janela)
• Could you live with your new husband and your old one? (Abre numa nova janela)
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