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Secretary Clinton to Launch Women’s World Cup Initiative

< p> Pretty Smart! On Monday June 6, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will launch the Women’s World Cup Initiative: Empowering Women and Girls Through Sports. The event, which will be streamed live on www.state.gov. will take place 9:30 am...more

Wino Wednesday: Mad Housewives Gone, Well, Mad

Isn’t this just precious? I have no freaking clue how the wine tastes, but really… the marketing is genius. And if you visit their site, they have recipes too! Aptly named “Mad Cooking!” Hilarious! ...more

To the Batcave! It's the Batmobile through the ages!

&loc I just spent about an hour staring at this image, and I just HAD to share it here.  I don't know the artist(s) who designed this thing, but kudos to whoever it was.  This thing is awesome!  It was commissioned by CarInsurance.org, and it's a...more

Book Review: Pretty Little Liars

Author: Sara Shepard Pages: 304 Date Started: 9/17/10 Date Finished: N/A Simple Summary: Take four parts drama, three parts slut, and two parts stupid — blend until well mixed. Garnish with unbelievability and serve cold. Rating: ☆☆☆☆☆  My R...more

E-Readers: Which One to Chose?

E-readers have been gaining a lot of ground lately and I know they have a lot of benefits: lower cost, eco friendly (less trees), compact, and with wireless downloads possible, the Internet is at your fingertips! There’s no longer a need to feel embarra...more

Interview with Susanna White – Director of Nanny McPhee Returns

Susanna White took some time during the press junket for Nanny McPhee Returns to answer some questions for Women & Hollywood.  Nanny McPhee Returns opens nationwide today. Women & Hollywood: How did you get the script for the film? Susanna White: I w...more

Reese Witherspoon and Nora Ephron to team on Peggy Lee Biopic

Looks like Reese Witherspoon will be singing again now that she has secured the rights to Peggy Lee’s life story after meeting with her granddaughter. She then approached Nora Ephron and got her to agree to write and direct. I like how Reese is taki...more

By the numbers: Women in film school

I came across this post from Elizabeth M. Daley the Dean of the USC School of Cinematic Arts talking about whether Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar win will help improve things for women in Hollywood.  She’s honest that the numbers are bad, but being in the...more

Hollywood Feminist of the Day: Shohreh Aghdashloo

First things first.  If you haven’t seen The Stoning of Soraya M. you must.  It’s a very intense and well done film about a young woman who is accused of adultery and is put to death in the town square.  The stoning scene is very hard to watch bu...more

Keep your car insurance premium under control

Car insurance premiums can be unruly.  And unless you keep your premium under control it can take over your budget in no time at all.  Pretty soon, you’re paying hundreds of dollars a year more than you should be for car insurance, and there’s no m...more

Sex and the City 2

Over the last several days the reviews for Sex and the City 2 have been rolling in, and not surprisingly they have been scathing with a side of mean.  I stopped reading them when I saw the word “leathery” describe the women’s skin. I actually thin...more

Mother and Child

Just in time for Mother’s Day, Mother and Child peels back the layers of three very different women all linked together through adoption.  Karen (Annette Bening) gave away her daughter when she was fourteen and she has never fully been able to recover ...more

The Power of TV – Glee uses Madonna to Address Sexism

I’m an admitted big Gleek.  Last night’s show featuring the music of Madonna was by far the best episode of the series yet.  I thought it was brilliant how they used Madonna and her place in the culture as a female leader and icon to talk about ever...more

Children’s Books with a Healthy Dose of Chick Power

Do you remember when you were six and you cared for nothing else in the world but running through the sprinkler for hours, and then finishing it off with a lime popsicle? Back then boys were gross, your energy was at full-blast 24/7, and your hero could ...more

Women are Everywhere: National Book Critics Circle Finalists

Remember way back in November when Publisher’s Weekly came up with a list of the top 10 books (not best selling books) of the year and not a single one was written by a woman?  Lo and behold the National Book Critics Circle disagrees a bit and has nomi...more

When Meryl met Tina

When I saw this picture I tried to come up with my idea of what these two awesome women said to each other on the red carpet at the Screen Actor’s Guild Awards this past Saturday.  Every scenario I wrote was so lame that I can’t post them.  Any of y...more

Awards Watch: The Writers Guild Nominations

The Writers Guild Award is one of the strictest in the award season.  Here’s how to qualify: (Feature films eligible for a Writers Guild Award were exhibited theatrically for at least one week in Los Angeles in 2009 and were written under the WGA’s M...more

More Women at Toronto

The Toronto Film Festival has added more films including Emily Blunt as Queen Victoria in The Young Victoria as the closing night film. (description from indiewire) Set between 1836, the year before her ascension, to 1840, the year she married Prince Alb...more

Judith Ivey is busy

Judith Ivey as Ann Landers Judith Ivey has had a long TV career, but lately I haven’t seen her in many things.  The good news is that it looks like she’ll be quite visible here in NY  as she follows the path of many female actors as they get older ...more

Nurse Jackie gets a second season

Edie Falco’s Nurse Jackie had a record breaking premiere for Showtime on Monday night with 1 million people watching the debut and another 350,000 watching the same night rebroadcast of the show. It was so good that Showtime has already ordered a secon...more

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