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Throughout the next couple of weeks, photographers will provide incredible action imagery from the U.S. Open. The famed tennis tournament is the final...

The history-making tennis star talks to Refinery29 about the Battle of the Sexes film and what it means to make history.

Tennis legend Billie Jean King, who is played by Emma Stone in the new movie "Battle of the Sexes," talks about the film, LGBTQ rights and being outed.

Billie Jean King Has Always Been a Champ For Women's Rights

Billie Jean King enjoying the razmatazz before her match with Bobby Riggs, whiched was dubbed The Battle of the Sexes, 20th September 1975. Riggs played the male chauvanist card but came out the loser when King beat him 6-4 6-3 6-3.

T&C looks at the best tennis style seen at the US Open.

Billie Jean King’s victory over Bobby Riggs in the 1973 Battle of the Sexes became a pivotal moment for women’s sports and gender equality.

Fifty years after signing one of the most lucrative—and consequential—contract in sports, Billie Jean King is still fighting for more.

On film, the story of Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, set in 1973, took on new relevance.

This week, the University of Michigan celebrated the 40th anniversary of Title IX, with a host of speakers and panels discussing the historic legislation…

Billie Jean King’s ‘Battle of the Sexes’ racket to hit auction block | New York Post

And she stays winning.

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For 27 years, the PBS series American Masters has presented documentary profiles of artists and entertainers, cultural icons and institutions. To date, more than 190 films have been produced under the...

As the film opens nationwide New York Times journalist Grace Lichtenstein recalls covering the notorious 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.

Billie Jean King, 1976.