The cause of this unrest: an onstage kiss between French author Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette and her lover Mathilde de Morny, an aristocrat otherwise known as “Missy.” Opening night proved to be ...

The novelist Amy Bloom called Chéri a "book ... who puckishly told their mutual friend Jean Cocteau that Colette was the living French writer he most admired (including, that is, Cocteau).

For proof, look no further than the French author Colette, one of the early 20th century’s most famous writers and the subject of an eponymous biopic opening Friday. Today’s audiences may know ...

What the French adored — although ... Keira Knightley, who plays the author in a new biopic of her life released this week, says: 'Colette had female lovers and had what, I suppose, we would ...

Keira Knightley is stepping back in time and into a familiar role as a strong female lead for her latest film "Colette," based on a true story of a feminist French icon and author. "It's sort of ...

Known simply as Colette, the woman often referred to as France’s leading woman writer of her time was anything but simple. The author of more than 50 novels, countless short stories, essays and ...

A century before #MeToo, French author Colette dumped a sleazy husband who had been taking the credit for her work. She then threw herself into a life of free love that she fictionalised in ...

She’s ostensibly talking to Variety about “Colette,” a historical drama centering on the legendary French novelist that will premiere Jan. 20 at the Sundance Film Festival, but Knightley is ...

Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, an early-20th-century French novelist and journalist. If you’re driving around Poncey-Highland early on a Saturday morning, you’re likely to spot a line of people ...