Lilith doesn't belong to any one story, she survives by slipping between them. Named in fear, shaped by punishment, and reclaimed in defiance, she marks the point where desire collides with control.

To understand Black Moon Lilith, first unpack the tragic mythology of Lilith. She is a dark and divine feminine archetype, representing the unacknowledged wisdom, the marginalized, oppressed, and ...

On December 20, the celestial dark mother, Black Moon Lilith, will move into Sagittarius, the mutable fire sign of freedom, wisdom, and expansion. Lilith is the dark feminine in your birth chart and ...

Now, with a new glimpse of the Queen of Hell in Season 2, Episode 2, I believe we have a much clearer and far more significant understanding of her whereabouts. Forget the mundane beach — Lilith’s ...

One of the cruelest tricks played on the North American women’s movement is the way the caricatures, over time, have edged out reality: the ritualized bra burnings (never happened), the batik hemp ...

The tour started by Sarah McLachlan is the subject of the film, which includes a who’s who of women making music in that era. By Alissa Wilkinson When you purchase a ticket for an independently ...

Within the first 15 minutes of “Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery – the Untold Story,” a new documentary about the groundbreaking late ’90s touring music festival, viewers will learn that a tour that ...

The documentary 'Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery - The Untold Story' is out on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ Sept. 21 Kharen Hill; Ebet Roberts/Redferns Sarah McLachlan reflects on the sexism she ...

The premise of Lilith Fair was simple: Make female musicians matter. In the late 1990s, with radio programmers refusing to play songs from female artists in succession and concert promoters reluctant ...

In the beginning, all Sarah McLachlan wanted was to prove to music industry gatekeepers that female artists could sell concert tickets. The “Sweet Surrender” singer had a simple, untested idea: put ...

Hitting Hulu on Sept. 21, the self-described 'untold story' offers an absorbing look back at why the Sarah McLachlan-led, female-fronted festivals of the 1990s felt revolutionary. A low point comes ...